ZvZ Finals AGAIN

Seizon-11575 · September 9, 2019, 2:37pm

Nexus:

It just seems as though Zerg can make mistakes, yet easily come back from a deficit while Terran and Protoss cannot. For example, Serral went all in against HeroMarine with Roach/Ravenger/Lings and Queens. Think of the Drones that were cut and the resources spent on all of these units. HeroMarine held strong yet the game goes on. If Terran or Protoss go all in, they are just that - all in. If they succeed, they win; if they fail, they lose.

Other examples are Reynor’s Drones getting roasted in a pretty early point of the game, yet he can still defend + build army + replenish workers and make it and even game.

Something really needs to be done about Zerg. They have it all: superior scouting with 75/75 OL speed, Changelings and creep spread. Superior economy with larva mechanic. Superior army replenishment with larva mechanic. Superior base movement speeds + creep spread bonus. Superior casters with Infestors and Vipers. Superior air control (especially vs Terran) with Infested Terrans and Corrupters. Free units with Swarm Hosts, Infested Terrans and Broodlords. Superior range with Brood Lords + Broodling trick. I mean, what area of the game do they not suffer?

There is also very little drawback to every one of their units - except maybe the Mutalisk. Almost ANY composition can handle almost ANY scenario. Obviously there are a few exceptions, but for the most part, even a misread from a scout (which is rare) and a wrong unit composition can easily be corrected and a relatively easy game can be played out. Imagine if in a TvT, a Terran didn’t realize his opponent was mech. That would be instant GG. Or if a Protoss player didn’t realize that Zerg has Lurkers or Mutas? Instant GG. It just seems that Zerg’s units are so cost effective versus almost any opposing unit composition that it’s crazy.

I wish Blizzard read your comment. Pretty accurate and well thought out.