StarCraft: Legacy's Pimpest Plays 2007

[Pulse]

Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3j5fUraMaQ

Just watched the video, its like everything was in fast forward... you could barely appreciate what was happening coz it was simply running too fast.. why is this so? the tribute vids you made before were so good, and insipiring to see T_T and the text was barely readable...

ill just go to the PP07 page and watch every embed vid instead.

Still the same, thanks gradius

[Bisso]

He knew about the army but he was powerless to stop it because he misread Casy's strategy. It's a pimpest play because a pro cannot so easily dominate another pro under normal circumstances.

Then this is #1 UNPIMPEST lol

[Alar]

I look forward to going through this soon! ^^

[Blazur]

Finally got around to watching these...very entertaining. I especially liked how you summarized it with the last two paragraphs. Looking forward to future PP reports in SC2.

[Sietsh-Tenk]

I've been out of the game for some time now, though I still enjoy watching the gods at work every now and then. But it makes me miss the finer points sometimes. Can someone please explain what the 'cloning' was with the Yamato battle? What is cloning? If no one checks this thread anymore, I hope an admin can provide an answer.

[SpiderBrigade]

"cloning" is when you have a big group of units with a single-target ability, and you micro the ability so that each one hits a different unit, but they all go off at pretty much the same time. No, I don't know why it's called "cloning" either.

[Sietsh-Tenk]

"cloning" is when you have a big group of units with a single-target ability, and you micro the ability so that each one hits a different unit, but they all go off at pretty much the same time. No, I don't know why it's called "cloning" either.

Thank you very much!

[Pandonetho]

It's probably called cloning because it makes use of the shift deselect to give the exact same command to the rest of your units and then rinse and repeat.

Most common form of cloning would be with scourge, select 10 of them, attack a science vessel, deselect 2, attack a science vessel, deselect 2, attack a science vessel etc.

So basically you're telling 10 scourges to attack a science vessel, and then you direct 8 scourges to attack a different science vessel, and then 6 to attack yet another different vessel until you have 2 scourges per vessel.

[Gradius]

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