StarCraft 2 Guidance

[...] the enemy’s units movement. Fewer units are required when defending the end of a choke point also. They can be walled off by using buildings in order to stop units that are small and have [...]

[...] your units you’ll need to take into account elements of the terrain such as choke points and high ground. You should also scout your opponent’s forces to find out where [...]

[...] by narrow stretches of land. Generally, the movement of ground units trying to go through choke points will be constricted and thus they will not be able to fire all at once usually. These choke [...]

[...] of their resources to the harassing Zerg player. Another possibility could be one Zerg player using more basic units while the other uses more advanced units such as Mutalisks, with [...]

[...] to block the Drone from morphing into a building, usually a Hatchery. On the other hand, a Zerg player can make use of Overlords to stop enemy Protoss and Terran buildings from being placed at an [...]

[...] game in a more effective manner when it comes to managing your economy and production. These macro tactics are used to build up your army and if they are utilized properly they can help you manage the [...]

[...] should also scout your opponent’s forces to find out where they are positioned as well. Air units can help control the areas of the map which are harder to access from the ground. You might be [...]

[...] ’s base to uncover their unit composition. If one is playing versus Zerg, one could use air units to rush them while the ally defends the home base. There is also another strategy known as [...]

[...] as the Void Ray and the Dark Templar to harass their opponents. In addition, making use of air units such as Phoenixes as Protoss can help a lot in conquering the enemy if they are not [...]

[...] fatalities and casualties if they are not controlled correctly. So when picking a unit to kite enemy units try and select units such as the Stalker or the Hellion. Other ranged units can also be used [...]

[...] aim is to destroy the other opponent’s economy and throw them off balance although stray enemy units may also be targeted. One of these types of threats is the base harass. This is aimed at [...]

[...] Nydus Worms can quickly escape the trap, while the use of a Warp Prism can enable the trapped Protoss player to simply drop forces on their enemy’s home base and begin an assault far from that [...]

[...] Zerg player would need to have a Lair first before the Overlords can spew Creep. If one is a Protoss player, they can use units such as the Void Ray and the Dark Templar to harass their opponents. In [...]

[...] This is a StarCraft 2 cloning guide that presents the method of sending multiple units to various places or enemies across the game map with the minimum of commands. Timing is an [...]

[...] to the harassing Zerg player. Another possibility could be one Zerg player using more basic units while the other uses more advanced units such as Mutalisks, with resource trading [...]

[...] in StarCraft 2 is a tactic that can be utilized to deal with the enemy by using highly mobile units which strike at the opponent’s weak points. These units are always small and can cause [...]