Good news everyone! I'm actually getting better at the game! I played three more matches this morning, winning 2 of them. Good enough for me.
First was a ZvP - big surprise there. Went for some fast aggression - and by fast aggression I mean a 6 pool because I suck. The tactic kind of worked - it kept my opponent on his back foot long enough for me keep some of the aggression up, deny him a second, and transition into mutas and roaches. I had 4 bases by the game's end - each one pumping out mutas and roaches. I had the mutas harassing, and the roaches defending against a death ball of stalkers and immortals. Roaches are a lot tougher than I give them credit for. He gg'd out after I took out the pylons and probes. After that match I was 2nd place in the bronze ladder, so I knew that I may be able to make silver soon!
Next was a ZvT - and I straight up six-pooled him. He had nothing, but to lift his buildings off and let my queens pick them off. I felt a little bit bad, as I'd be pissed if I got six pooled (and I sure do have it coming to me when it happens). With that win, I was pushed into Silver!!!!
My first silver match - ZvT - really showed that I am getting better at this game. My opponent expanded, he defended well, and executed a few drops into my base (which were the death of me, of course). I started out with a ling/baneling tactic, with the intent to transition into mutas. He was going bio/mine. I denied his second for a while, but denying the second, at low levels, only works against the zerg. He pushed me around the map a little bit with some hellion harass, which I was able to handle okay. The drops started shortly thereafter, and it was all downhill for me. I needed to transition into mutas a lot earlier and lay down some pressure in his base. He had a few missile turrets but those are avoidable. I gg'd out after losing my expo and main, with only a small third base to keep me up. I'm getting a lot better at creep spread as well. Still need to get better at handling drops - better reaction time for my drones, and getting an army in place to deal with it.
All in all, a good day to starcraft!
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