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Hey bro. Build a reaper first, and practice being active with him immediately. This will have multiple great benefits for you. Seeing as they are so mobile, they will 1: provide you safe scouting information. 2. Typically prompt an overreaction in your opponent’s production. Having them build army instead of workers early on is essentially killing workers. 3. Helps you mentally prepare for and practice effective multitasking. Youll learn to shift command movements and prepare the growth of your base in the background. A few more tips for ya: • send singular marines out to cover forward vision of pathways to your bases. This helps you heaps in preparation, and also acts as a mind game on your opponent when you see them setting things up. While you are attacking, send singular marines out to patrol move outer bases. • you had so much gas with a build that didn’t use it. Feeling out the ratio comes with time of course; but you could’ve had 2 more outer planetaries. • while you are moving out for your opponent: set up your transitions and other bases. You know you’re going to be busy, so this is how you protect yourself. Gg wp!! Keep it up holmes

Marauders are the best basic fighting unit vs Protoss. Marauders do great damage vs armored and most Protoss units are armored. There are only a few ground units that can counter them and they're all pretty meh. Zealots will trade well but zealots become useless in mid-late game fights. Once you reach a certain amount of bio and marines they just die so fast. They also have a tendency to run infront of the Protoss army so if you stutter step backwards, marauders slow them down so they can get less hits off and they get picked off away from ranged support. Stalkers might win if you blink micro well but they're more expensive and still lose a 1v1 pretty badly. Stalkers being the main Protoss fighting unit means a marauder core is the way to go. Immortals do well but they produce too slowly and having too many robotics bay is a terrible idea. They can work early game but they get overwhelmed by pure numbers easily. Even splash units are questionable against marauders. Marauders have a large hitbox so less units in your army gets hit by splash as compared to marines. Colossus do very little damage to marauders and they can survive storms pretty well, giving you more time to react. The only threat is disruptors because they oneshot marauders but they're very hard to micro.

Good game. Your biggest mistake imho was to get caught unsieged, otherwise imho you would have won here and there. I dont play terran, but maybe never send the tanks first? Stasis trap , if any unit comes within its area of effect, will immobilize it for a shot time. The units caught wont be able to attack nor cant be attacked. The best way to diffuse it is to send ahead a single cheap unit for example a marine, so its spent on a single unit.

Clutch repair at 6:02:). IF the enemy got a lot of harass going, its usually worth it to mount an attack if possible, cause if he invested in harrass units, he might be light on real army.

Short answer yes Marauders are a pain in protoss ass 😔

0:00 Marines. 🤣 3:40 Look at these minerals... Look how EARLY you have these minerals. 4:08 Still so many minerals... Look at how often you've been looking at, and clicking on, your buildings. Why? They're not going anywhere. 4:59 You know better... Moving on... 6:19 Random stop: So many minerals... where are your barracks Ollie? I would love to see 5 more barracks at this point... I'm not being hyperbolic. OK. Try this. 1. Set a timer on your phone for 4 minutes (~5.5 mins in game). 2. Start the timer as soon as the game starts 3. When timer goes off: BUILD 5 BARRACKS, not 2, not 3 -- 5 barracks all at once. Don't even think about it.

So fun fact. Terran buildings burn down if they are on fire. So you repaired your turret a bit only for it to burn down a little later because you didn't finish the job.

gg. keep playing solid. the only thing is just try to save your reaper-> as soon as it's out, 10 seconds later the reaper is in your opponents base, so switch your view to your opponent's base at this point.

You need an armory

As You scout look for your oponents tecnology and try to counter it

Seems like was yesterday when You were bronze and now You are reaching gold league Congratulations ❤

you've got some solid progress there, sir. looking at 9:59, you've got the 4th and 5th barracks being built but you were queueing up 3 per barracks already - may want to look at working those barracks in a wee bit earlier -- if you've got money to queue 3 per, you're past having the money to build more structures :)

Your creep spread was pretty good!

Hey Ollie So this is more of a you can but don’t have to: Build your 3rd cc earlier and on the highground, it’s way safer up there and the chance of the scv not dying way higher. You can fly it over afterwards.

Nice pushes! You're already doing much better for production, a tip for it is that you should build them according to the amount of eco you have, terrans my sub race but as an example I usually aim to have 5 rax on 2 full base and then 8 rax with maybe an extra factory/starport by the time I have 3 base saturated.

0:00 No, you do not build enough production. **pops popcorn** 5:44 **looking at mineral count** 6:01 Sure, Star Port was "late', but what about building a couple extra barracks...? 6:21 **looking at mineral count** Just one? 9:13 Yes, but you have a lot of minerals queue'd up in the production buildings you have now, or else you would've been able to get down, probably another 2 barracks here In the end, you only had 5 barracks, 1 factory, and 1 star port. So, you didn't really exceed your own normal build. I would've rather have seen 9 barracks, 2 factories, and 2 star ports. Something you really *need* to get worked in is the use of control groups for your armies. Just like adding production buildings to control groups is an immediate thing you do, it should be the same for your army. You don't need a confusing web, just put all the ones you're using on one control group.

see below - Drop mules on patches that are closer to your command centre - make this a habit - gives a slight increase in income which adds up over time - Don't bother scouting with a reaper - you're not getting anything from it you're just wasting gas and minerals moving it across to die - use these resources elsewhere - I've not once seen you change your build or adjust anything based on your reaper scouting. In this game the reaper didn't see anything except he went expand early. The reaper arrives a little to early to get much information. Usually you need to keep your reaper alive to duck in and out to see what they are doing. - You usually win your games because you out produce your opponent - this one your opponent didn't have a focus to their build and didn't seem to have a plan - unless it was to get to late game - they were super greedy on economy. - if you scout look for the roach warren for a roach all and prepare for that. bunkers SCV to repair bunkers - no hellions - some marauders - if you see banelings you need to split or presplit your forces I've seen you lose games when your army is wiped out by banelings - roach and banelings means marauders

So just remember the two basics. Max out on drones before building army and if you can't spend fast enough build more hatcheries. On top of that I want to point out that because hatcheries are worker and army producers they actually have 2 rally points. It's smart enough that if you have them selected and right click minerals or geyser it'll set a worker rally point (which will be orange instead of the normal white one). That way you don't have to give them special instructions every time you morph drones. Also remember to upgrade. I don't think you went above 0/0 that game. Finally zerglings without their adrenal upgrade are more like movement blockers that do damage than a devouring swarm. Which isn't a bad thing it just means you might want to add a lot more roaches so you actually have firepower. Or change the zergling upgrade. Your choice.

Scouting would be nice, but it doesn't seem to affect your current rating much. An improvement for your production would be to build units instead of immediately building an add-on. For example, build a few marines out of your barracks. While they are queued up, your factory is building. Once your factory finishes you build some hellions and build an add-on for your barracks. Once the add-on is finished you go back to producing out of the barracks and build an add-on for the factory. This way your army doesn't just spike up at the 5 or 6 minute mark and you have a gradual increase of both worker and army. You still build 5 supply depots on reaction. lol You got to break that habit man. Start up production for your army then immediately build supply depots based on the number of production buildings. Building the muscle memory for this cycle will automatically help with your supply blocks. This is by far your biggest crutch. side note: You banked back 2000 gas by the end of that 12-minute game. You could probably add in a second Engineering Bay.

So hellions aren't really made for full on battle. If you are going to use them as extra beef with your marines go ahead and get an armory so they can be hellbats. The power of hellions comes from their ability to slide around the hatcheries and roast lines of workers and get out. Also you really gotta take off your F2 button. You lost far too many workers at your third because your send a few guys to take care of it, immediately mash F2 and give an order. Keep up the good work.

you defo didnt mean to but you accidently faked going mech by putting a second factory before your 2nd baracks and that made your opponent try to counter that but he didnt really banes arent very good verse mech

well done. gg. just need slightly more scouting added to this mix and vs Zerg, otherwise you played well here. 👍

Good game gotta tighten up that build order more 5 minutes in and past that. You were always gonna win that baneling exchange with your style. That's something to remember is what your build lacks vs, and what it naturally counters. Good job converting your won exchange that's something that's easy to mess up.

this is just a suggestion but why dont u try to play mech? Instead of using barracks to produce you make a lot of factories. Instead of making marines you make hellions, cyclones, hellbats (transform hellions to hellbats if you have an armory), tanks and thors. Would be interesting to see you play mech. Just dont play it against protoss.

You defeat a Master 😮 Nothing to Say GG bro

Im going to assume the application of feedback to your games is a few days off which is expected given your awesome upload schedule. But Im gonna say it again, Scouting is the entire key to the game. It tells you their economy levels, their aggression, what they are going to attack with, what their upgrades are compared to yours before they begin chewing on your army. Imagine playing the game with map hacks. Thats what you want to get as close to. If your opponent makes a move, you want to know about it before he makes it. If he takes a drink during the match, you want to know the beverage. You have never lost this game because your opponent had more stuff or a superior strategy. You lose because you dont know what fire your opponent is lighting until your dangling over it. Another good trick to learn is to move the goalpost. Like if you want to improve on hotkeys or control groups, make the victory condition be just that. "I lost the match but I only controlled my army using control groups." or "I lost the match but every move my opponent made, I saw." And also if you arent going to reaper scout, SCV scout with your 17th scv. (its the one that pops out when your barracks is started) and if you arent going to SCV scout, Scan.

Opponent did a lot wrong, which is typical in your league, so nothing off you. Having all his OLs on the front was basically indefensible. If he doesn’t come out to fight, you supply block him into the stone age and roll him over anyway while he is waiting for new OLs. but he needed another round or two of lings to fight effectively. Ideally, he would threaten so you siege, then pull back, repeat to stall out your push and then break out when he had a bunch of ljng bane. Instead, he had to trickle little bits in as they were ready without ever getting enough mass to fight effectively. Leaving so many overlords out there is basically analogous to a Terran sending an SCV to the middle of the map to build depots all game.

So zerg unlike the other races has to pick to build army OR workers. As such general zerg strategy is to grind out workers until the very last moment they need army. Learning when that is is difficult. Fortunately you have Kerrigan so you never need to worry about it. Just focus on maxing out on bases and drones and then push out army and nothing but army. If you can't spend all your money drop more hatcheries. Have fun!

So I wouldn't go so far as to say it's good, but a style I always enjoy playing against zerg is a mech play. Blue flame hellbat/tank. True it's pretty much worse than bio the moment your opponent can juggle banelings correctly but for any zerg who goes heavy on zergling it's just beautiful.

8:16. This is the exact moment your opponent lost the game. Banelings are countered in every way by tanks. They're really slow (compared to Zerglings) and fat so tank shots wreck them. Even if they did connect, the cost to actually kill a tank isn't worth it. As for hellions, they're good out of a reactor early game to harass and defend against zerglings. For a push, preferably you get an armory and turn them into hellbats.

I also recently just got back into SC2 after 10 years, i've been enjoying watching your games and progress! Im a Protoss main and got placed in Plat 2 but i've been facing a lot of golds, and as you're about to hit those ranks I've noticed some patterns that might help you out: Gold Protoss players are starting to master their first 5 mins of the game, and that means they're all about rushes. Cannon and Stalkers are the most common, with stalkers being seen the most. I start to always prepare for an early 6 stalker all in, proxy or otherwise. I'd recommend always building marauders and looking for the rush. Also keep vision in the blind spot in your main, prism drops into stalker warp in there is also very common. Cannon rushes are annoying, but with proper scouting you can take them out without much issue. Check those blind spots in your natural! GLHF and I hope to see you on the ladder, my tag is SniperPlus #1462 if ya want to practice some games together!

21:23 - this is why im not telling you to scout. You clearly saw a land army and an immortal and a single voidray and you thought he'll go voidrays

Dark templar rush You need to scout 2 bases, crepuscular council and tetric santuario

1st game, when you open hellion you should always push to scout with the first 2. When you see roaches you should switch to tanks asap. Also reaper would have been good too but you decided early to not use reaper and I respect that decision but you still absolutely need to scout.

Are you planning to try Stormgate?

4th Game Thats why You shouldn't start with reaper expand in TvT bro A Good scout and You would have Seen the proxy barracks Next TvT game Even your oponent told you: "Really 2 bases?" 😂

You need to learn how to stop canon rush For that You need to scout a forge first, early probé or proxy pylon If You react late You Will never stop a canon rush

Roach/Ravagers rush OP You need to scout second base without workers and roach Warren thats why You need to keep your reaper alive

1st Game It's allowed to avoid corrosive bilis of Ravagers bro 😂

oh yeah

The video is called Terran vs Terran while in fact it is Terran vs Protoss

Yeah,... the high number of times they panic is because they are low level (and thus with low will), and the lack of a high ranking soldier who can boost their will.... Rookies/squaddies at this point are rarely effective. (they can still perform well on council missions). As for armor/weapon efficiency: the selling of elerium, weapon fragments and alloys in the early game is biting you in the ass right now. It takes a lot of concentrated firepower to take out that big guy you just met. (plasma snipers, and heavy plasma). On the bright side: there's only one more type of really annoying alien you have to meet.

Yeah, I know exactly what you did wrong here. Only because I've made the mistake myself. You can't build a second refinery before your second CC. It drastically slows down your worker count. You were at least a minute and a half behind your usual timing for the expansion to be up. Then you started to panic a bit by building production buildings in advance. Build orders are extremely methodical. You really can't improvise. The supply depot was a few seconds late in the beginning because some of your mineral patches were oversaturated. Ideally you only want two workers on each mineral. I believe there is a hotkey that can be used to reset the workers, but you can also just click on each mineral to find which one is oversaturated. A single worker gathers 40 minerals a minute. Once the mineral is oversaturated the extra workers will only produce 20 minerals a minute. I'm willing to bet that at least two mineral lines were oversaturated. It's like being down a worker. I wouldn't worry about it as much as avoiding the 2nd refinery if you want to build a CC. It shouldn't drastically affect your gameplay at your current ranking. Just something to keep in mind.

This game I really liked your macro this game, but your tech lab finished at about 3:23 and you started your stim at 5:38, thats 2 minutes and 15 seconds late. You could have already had stim and nearly even combat shield. Otherwise pretty cool episode.

CC pretty late. Any reason? Even if you are nervous about cheese, you can build on the high ground.

Indeed this is the marital issues campaign. So especially after certain events in the story Kerrigan is geared around her abilities so get used to using those often. Unlike normal spell casters being out of mana is a problem of seconds not minutes. Be prepared for just. So many cut scenes.