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From basic drones to menacing mutalisks, zerg larvae can evolve into any
number of critical units depending on what's most needed on the
battlefield--almost at a moment's notice.
If you were to wake up as such a larva, nestled in some hatchery on a far-off planet,
which zerg unit would you hope to morph into? And what would be the first thing you'd do in your newfound carapace?
A sledi i diskusija o proxy taktikama u multiplayeru:
Proxy is a word often used in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
multiplayer strategy discussion, referring to an aggressive strategy in
which players build structures close to their opponent’s base and away
from their own. Even though usually done with a clear plan in mind, it
opens many strategic choices. The player doing the proxy has an option
to mislead the opponent, grab a fast expansion, protected by those proxy
buildings or go for a quick win, as the closer distance to the
opponent’s base gets your units in place faster which makes a big
difference.
There are both risks and rewards to utilizing this strategy, and
it’s important to weigh these carefully when considering such an
aggressive tactic. Solid positioning can essentially pen in an opponent
and starve them of resources. An even more aggressive “proxy rush” could
catch your opponent off-guard and cripple them or even be that
finishing drive that takes them out of the game. On the opposite end of
the spectrum, splitting your focus between protecting your own base and
managing your advanced position could be a drain on your own resources
or leave you overly exposed before you can make your big push.
For experienced players, a proxy base of operations or proxy rush is
often a part of their repertoire; for newer players, mastering either
can be a tall order. As a part of our ongoing multiplayer discussions,
we wanted to find out more about your own tips for mastering (or
countering) this strategy. What makes this strategy so powerful or so
risky? How do the three races handle the proxy rush differently? How do
you counter it?