Time for another RedRag Audio with added Ubersauce!

[RedRagToAnOrc]

Oh, yes, I am back. The games I'm doing in this audio, posted on both WCR and WB, are two Orc vs Night-Elf games that I posted earlier in the "Want to see me play NiP-SouthSea?" thread - against SouthSea and KirstenDunst, and both involve me doing the Gruntapult Tier 2 Push you've heard so much about.

Here's the link to Filefront;

http://files.filefront.com/RedRag_WCR_Audio_2zip/;5370405;;/fileinfo.html

Enjoy listening to my sexy British accent, and as always, witticisms and criticisms are accepted.

[RedRagToAnOrc]

Bump! Unless this merges my two posts, stupid forum system thing.

[Monty]

It says sexy British accent, but I shall be the judge of that!



Ok, so it was pretty sexy. But you didn't hear me say it.

Good job on mentioning the LS creeping part, it's something I noticed that people tended to forget about.

Perhaps you could talk about positioning in a bit more detail. For instance, where you really want to get stuck into the elf's army and where you don't, terrain, chokepoints, etc. Basically where you want to battle with your given strategy. (Talking about the hexing of units on the flanks was good.)

You get across your ideas well, which is always a bonus, but I think you need to expand on those ideas in a bit more detail. Take the LS creeping. Some players may think, "Oh, I don't want to take on that creep camp with just the hero and leave my units to get beat down by the other camp." (Admittedly that's rather pessimistic... but it happens nonetheless.) Going into the mechanics of armour/attack types can both fill in the gaps where you don't have much to mention, as well as providing less learned listeners with some helpful theory.

That's all I've got, this came from just listening to the commentary, so I can't exactly comment on the micro. Good stuff.

Last word: I love banish. I'm glad you mentioned it.

[Yoda]

Bump! Unless this merges my two posts, stupid forum system thing.

It only merges them if you post them within a certain time distance of each other.

I'll watch the replay when I have time... in a few hours or so.

Ok, sorry, I did'nt have time. I might by next week, but that's too far away.