This Daily shows us some ZvP extremely quick, aggressive tactics, instead
of older Protoss style which based on muscle. In part 3 we can see this
same strategies from Zerg perspective, and we're looking for counter to
deal with these.
Part 1 - Daily #398
Part 2 - Daily #398
Part 3 - Daily #398
Day[9] analyzes a Protoss versus Zerg game between Wulong and Zenio in which Wulong opens with a brilliant style to buy time for him to reach a powerful late-game composition. Day[9] discusses the importance of being aggressive with a Roach/Hydra ...
Day[9] focuses on recovering from early game pushes as Zerg. He explores early game strategy, mechanics and transitions, unit mix, upgrades, and positioning, as well as Artosis-style Zerg gameplay.
Day[9] looks at an insane game in which a Baneling bust puts both players in an awkward spot where neither really knows who is in the lead. He shows some techniques to deal with this, and what players' strong and ...
Day[9] goes over a game during the early SC2 beta between CellaWerra and an unknown player named "Protoss." He analyzes the decisions that are made in the game and points out flaws and brilliant decisions made by the players, theory-crafting ...
Day[9] focuses on a single game between White-Ra and Catz where specific, less talked about aspects of the game are discussed. Day[9] touches on subjects like proxy hatching a forge fast expanding Protoss and looking at when and why a ...
Day[9] focuses on how Protoss can deal with Zerg players making three fast hatcheries as a response to Forge FE. He does this by looking at harass timings and investigating early/midgame expanding patterns overall.
Day[9] analyzes how to react to a Zerg player who goes for a counter attack style. Most of the time, Protoss players do not understand how to position an army to stop Muta harass. He also focuses on helping Zerg ...
Day[9] analyzes a game on a new map to the ladder pool, exploring how to expand and how to both defend those expansions, as well as attack the enemy expansions.
Day[9] analyzes a fairly basic Roach/Hydra/Corrupter ZvP, where Ret constantly trades to keep the Colossi number low. He opens the episode by introducing the concept of "relative timings" and continues to incorporate the idea throughout the show.
Day[9] takes a look at how Protoss can apply early pressure vs Zerg with fast leg speed before Corsairs. We see very aggressive Protoss play catching Zerg off-guard while transitioning into mass expanding and continuing to keep Zerg on their ...