So what happened in game 2, spoiler - - - - - 4 hatch gas is an old school build where you get a few hydras to defend against sairs, while getting lurkers, spire and upgrades. Soma used a 9 pool speed with a late third to deny scouting to get best to sink minerals into cannons instead of fast gateways, and then went for hydras for a timing attack instead of lurkers, tricking best into getting a robo which is the correct response against the old school style to not get contained.

21:44 check out that cheeky drone landing the finishing blow to the templar at the front lines, then exiting stage right

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Good catch, that was hilarious!

Wow, Tasteless finally said maelstrom correctly.

7:22 first game 26:15 second game

thumbs up and big smiles for the 2.5 convo :D

Crazy game, very good! The winner was so unpredictable

This vid is for some reason not showing in the videos tab of your channel, might want to take a look at that.

50:30 lmfaoo, I'm getting my own muta harass lol!

Any “replay errors”?

The new players be like: "The future is now, old man!"

Esse protoss player precisa aprender a fazer mais units!!!

Dark Archon :O

Cool

Good commentary

Soma is refreshing always mixing things up, but it's better off muting the commentary.

Protoss units cost more in supply and resources but it's an uphill battle in the higher levels for them. A slight tinkering with the cost whether it be production time, supply or slightly reducing the cost of units would make them more competitive. Hydralisks are a great example of this. For one supply they are very effective. You take any protoss unit against as many hydra as its supply and that unit will die(generally speaking).

I think storm should cost less energy or Templars should start with more. They are always getting caught with no energy to cast. Or maybe they should give Templars some sort of psi attack to make them more useful. In the campaign Tassadar had a psi attack.

god i hate storm.. it's like infinite. Feels like each templar gets five storms each