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This is not a viable strategy in competitive play. It's a huge resource/time investment with a dubious payoff. If you could win as Protoss by building Dark Arc
by duskwuff 6d ago
This is not a viable strategy in competitive play. It's a huge resource/time investment with a dubious payoff.
If you could win as Protoss by building Dark Archons, raiding your Zerg opponent's base to capture a worker, building a bunch of Zerg production and tech buildings, and attacking with a combined army... you most likely outclass your opponent, and could have won much faster using a more conventional strategy.
- xmcp123 6d agoTo be fair I’m recalling 2v2 NR20 games from an era where I played talking to my childhood friend on a landline. So there was enough time. The big risk was that the map would max before you could fully develop the Zerg side.
- duskwuff 6d agoWhat you're describing is a casual game, not competitive play. And, of course, all bets are off if you're playing with additional rules like "no rush" which remove the element of tempo from the game.