| #1 Mark4 (1Cust130.tnt15.atl2.da.uu.net)[15800] |
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| Thanks for triple posting this little gem. It wasn't enough to read it one time, I had to read it all three. |
| #2 Macdonough (dial208-13.star-telegram.com)[15801] |
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hahaha
your sarcasm is too much--you could poke somebody's eye out with that stuff = ) |
| #3 JoLLy~TeAcuP<font color=red> (BR.COM TeaCup)<font color=black> (proxy3-external.[15827] |
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| Wollyota owns 8'| |
| #4 Drefsab (208.210.56.27)[15830] |
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hahahaha. I have 1 thing to say about these 3 reports:
1.0, 1.0, 1.0
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#5  (ncache1.ford.com)[15945] |
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| I thought the report was pretty good, though short, like this comment. |
| #6 Alita99 (dhcp216-150.URel.Berkeley.EDU)[15953] |
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Um.. speaking as someone who doesn't play ladder games...
Is this the extent of most ladder games strategies?
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| #7 Omnipresent (catvnet-116-96.catvnet.com)[15973] |
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Oh no Alita, there's lots more strategy to ladder games. I found some intricate rules that add to the overall strategy of starcraft such as
a: attacking is not allowed when your opponent has expanded early, no matter what defense he has
b: reaver drop tactics are cheap because zealots can't stop it and it's not your opponents fault for not even having a cyber core when you have the reaver
c: Discing is not considered cheating and is a viable tactic if your opponent is being "cheap," and is therefore completely justified
I've only played three ladder games this season and I've already gotten this wealth of information ;-< |
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