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11 months ago
#41

SoI

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I'm not drawing that conclusion from that single game I have seen lots of games with a similar outplay. You can switch the good old DH for a Warden for a sometimes greater effect too. There is numerous examples of this tactic these days.
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11 months ago
#42

demoneyeslaharl

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Hey... sorry for sounding like a noob (and a ex-human player with that fact!), but what does it mean that humans get two gold mines?
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11 months ago
#43

Coil-Nova-Keke

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You builds 2-3 footys, 1 AM, run to a goldmine with 4 militias, 2 minutes later you got another goldmine.
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11 months ago
#44

demoneyeslaharl

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............. Wow.
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11 months ago
#45

Nilsen

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Well I have seen completely different results, where the human has won with or without expand. Ofc it depends on the player

Example:
Shriek vs Sase
Infi vs Remind
Soju vs TH000
etc..
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11 months ago
#46

SoI

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Example Shriek VS SaSe was on LT so yeah..
Infi Remind I give you that one.
Soju VS Th000 Come on! He didnt make a single Hunt how do you even consider that as an example?

As you can see it can work very well and it can also fail, there are no unbeatable strats so yeah it works but you still have to play well.
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11 months ago
#47

Nilsen

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Sry for that mistake with the bad example, I meant Sase vs TH000 at Terenas... Here is a rather good example imo on how to counter hunts early in the game, but ofc it is risky play by the human.

http://www.wcreplays.com/replays.php?get=12507
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