That was fun. First I played together with Migu against Gibboss and Dekar, who tried to zerg me. Didn't work

My speedling rush was perfect and you lost most of your probes.


I just failed to tech in time or to get any support.

Im sure you had more workers than anyone on the world! Thats not too bad.

We demand a rematch!

I highly advise you to never play in a random team.

1. Most SC2 players are rude. At the beginning of each game I greet the opponent with a "gl hf", which is think is polite. It's like in football, when the team captains and the referees shake each others' hands. It shows that your parents taught you good manners and that you like fair play However, most of the time the opponent won't answer.

2. Most SC2 players play for themselves. I usually play protoss, which means that I rely on my teammates, if the enemy is trying a zergling rush. But do you think anyone cares? No, they just keep their zealots/space marines/zerglings/whatever in their base while mine gets destroyed.

3. Most SC2 players don't tech. Massing space marines or zerglings might come in handy at an early stage of the game, but if the player has cruisers, ultralisks or siege tanks your pretty space marines will get their arse kicked.

Do your part by only saying ‘gg’ when you’re actually ready to give up.

So far the multiplayer doesn't grab me like the single player. I've played a number of co-op games and its just the same:

- Survive an initial cpu rush --- or die
- Race to build a load of thors or battlecruiser then storm the other bases.

No strategy, variety or that much fun. So think I will give the whole on-line experience a miss and leave it to the koreans. Will definitelty get the expansions when they finally arrive because the single player it loads of fun.

Survive an initial cpu rush --- or die

Am I wrong to think that multiplayer does not involve cpu but actual players =3

But then, if you dislike a normal cpu rush.. then you're not gonna like the tactics good players will throw at you early game o: