me delving into the sc world once more

[Darkslayer633]

no no, I'm prolly not gonna play seriously, but this is me and a friend of mine playing his friend and his cousin.

first of all, I know I am pretty bad, but those 2 are shameful.

my friend had internets issues and got dropped basically before he had a chance to attack, but none the less I am kind of proud of my 2v1 wins, and not just wins, pwns

so all you starcraft elites, I ask you plz pick apart my game, and let me know anything you can see where I could be better

I am mike633 in the reps

enjoy and don't be 2 hard on me

[masterofhobbiton]

Okay. I'm no pro myself, but I play actively. :) I only saw the second replay. Your strategy was very effective against your friends, who both turtled with zerg. However you were very open to assaults on your own base; it was extremely vulnerable and you could've easily been wiped out had your enemies attacked at all. There are only a couple of points besides that, unless you want to get really really picky and technical.

-First off, micro your SCVs so that they go to seperate mineral patches, not all to one. Tell them all to go to one and then on the way click on them individually and get them to go to seperate places to start mining faster.

-For your defense, build a bunker, preferably behind a supply depot or choke as a wall. Your friends could've easily zergling rushed you if they hadn't spent their time turtling; don't expect all players to be like that.

-Control your marines better in battle. Many of them were killed by the wall of sunken colonies unecesarily, you could've just held them back by the tanks. It's generally good to have your rines around the tanks so that a couple of zerglings can't destroy them, as they did in the replay.

It was alright for your first games returning to SC.

[Darkslayer633]

Okay. I'm no pro myself, but I play actively. :) I only saw the second replay. Your strategy was very effective against your friends, who both turtled with zerg. However you were very open to assaults on your own base; it was extremely vulnerable and you could've easily been wiped out had your enemies attacked at all. There are only a couple of points besides that, unless you want to get really really picky and technical.

-First off, micro your SCVs so that they go to seperate mineral patches, not all to one. Tell them all to go to one and then on the way click on them individually and get them to go to seperate places to start mining faster.

-For your defense, build a bunker, preferably behind a supply depot or choke as a wall. Your friends could've easily zergling rushed you if they hadn't spent their time turtling; don't expect all players to be like that.

-Control your marines better in battle. Many of them were killed by the wall of sunken colonies unecesarily, you could've just held them back by the tanks. It's generally good to have your rines around the tanks so that a couple of zerglings can't destroy them, as they did in the replay.

It was alright for your first games returning to SC.

In my defense, after my friend had scouted and I saw them both turtling, thats when I decided to build no defense and siege em till they were dead.

and is it just me, of does that look EXACTLY like a money map strat? Theirs I mean.