Ok, some guy in-game did something REALLY fucked up. 10 stacked SCVs came in and destroyed everying in my base. I don't know if I should be completely outraged at a hacker, or just accept defeat by a guy who figured out a useful glitch.
Everyone knows you can stack workers. This isn't a hack, he just has some nice micro.
...it seems rather impossible to me. Sure, I could attempt it, but if you don't have mineral patches in the right places to target and keep your stack going, I don't think you can do it. There were a couple times in there when he made moves that weren't possible - there were no mineral stacks in the directions he was moving.
Definitely not a hack, but not really practical either because you have to do it all over again to retarget. I think there was a hack however that made it very simple.
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It seems people still don't understand how to execute this glitch (or trick depending on different views). Specifically, the targetting of the Vespene Geyser.
Right click a Vespene Geyser, hold Shift for the rest of the instructions, right click the same Vespene Geyser(before a worker touches it), queue commands. (That's only 2 geyser clicks) You can queue attack move and not have to worry about redoing it for every target, or queue every target yourself.
Vrael shouted: wasnt even that really, they 6000 apm just made the terran army so much more value/$ that the extra economy didnt matter
Well yes and no. The apm made him win the battle, but I'm not convinced a pro player can't account for that. He got caught with his pants down so it's not really representative of a prepared player. And the extra economy absolutely would've mattered if that push didn't almost immediately end the game.
NudeRaider shouted: Oh_Man nothing too special tbh. the human player wasn't ready to combat the push that stretched almost the whole map. So this game means nothing. We'll have to see how it goes once the humans have adjusted for its unorthodox strategies.
they basically lost most of their army in one big battle and didn't have the time and production to leverage the economic advantage and come back from that blow.