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Glitch problems - Divinox - 01-22-2014 10:41 AM So I main Adorables and lately I've been having huge problems on glitch. It seems like I have no real idea of what I'm doing on it anymore. If there is an opener or response to use in general I would love to hear about it. I don't have a replay right now but as soon as I get one ill post it. Any feedback would be great! Thanks all! RE: Glitch problems - jchris98 - 01-22-2014 10:46 AM (01-22-2014 10:41 AM)Divinox Wrote: Any feedback would be great. There you go, play feedback. But if I catch an Adorables on glitch, boosted soldier spam works pretty well. RE: Glitch problems - .Memories. - 01-22-2014 11:46 AM (01-22-2014 10:41 AM)Divinox Wrote: So I main Adorables and lately I've been having huge problems on glitch. It seems like I have no real idea of what I'm doing on it anymore. If there is an opener or response to use in general I would love to hear about it. I don't have a replay right now but as soon as I get one ill post it. Any feedback would be great! Just off the top of my head: Try opening with a sniper as P1. Or boosted runner to wit. Or runner to wit, boost the heavy. Idk, search ST OSN replays RE: Glitch problems - Flarp55 - 01-22-2014 12:47 PM Adorables pretty much has no chance on glitch against FB or S, because there is a HUGE accumulation of wits. Mobis aren't very useful because they don't attack, so probably spam boosted soldiers, heavies, and snipers. RE: Glitch problems - [PETA] Doodat - 01-22-2014 12:58 PM I don't agree with that. If adorables gets ahead enough to get a mobi, they can't lose. RE: Glitch problems - .Memories. - 01-22-2014 01:10 PM I don't like how you guys are saying "has no chance" and "can't lose". Those statements are false... There are different strategies and play-styles that suit each race on each map. (Okay, maybe not veggies.) RE: Glitch problems - [PETA] Doodat - 01-22-2014 01:41 PM I don't know ^.^. If you play it right, I guess. Maybe I'm just bad at playing. Anyhow. Here's a loss I had playing FvA http://osn.codepenguin.com/replays/view/ahRzfm91dHdpdHRlcnNnYW1lLWhyZHIVCxIIR2FtZVJvb20YgICAsK_fwAkM RE: Glitch problems - Mag!cGuy - 01-22-2014 10:37 PM If your opponent does little mistakes, like misplacing units, you can get a huge advantage with mobi. But if he's very careful and doesn't take risk, your mobi will really be useless. At a same level, in a FvA matchup, Feedback has way more chances to win. Memories, I do disagree with you. Some races are better on some maps, and adorables happen to be better on thorn gulley and long nine whereas feedback rule on glitch, are very good on peekaboo and SFI... You won't do anything with a bombshell on Thorn gulley whereas one on sharkfood island or skull duggery is almighty. RE: Glitch problems - Thrutchy - 01-23-2014 12:27 AM Memories is right though. Absolute statements ("always", "never", "impossible", "sure thing") are many times false because there are exceptions. These statements can be misleading or they can reduce the credibility of the entire argument. RE: Glitch problems - .Memories. - 01-23-2014 12:49 AM (01-22-2014 10:37 PM)Mag!cGuy Wrote: Memories, I do disagree with you. Some races are better on some maps, and adorables happen to be better on thorn gulley and long nine whereas feedback rule on glitch, are very good on peekaboo and SFI... You won't do anything with a bombshell on Thorn gulley whereas one on sharkfood island or skull duggery is almighty. Hey, I never said that some races aren't better at certain maps. I said that saying a team "can't lose" or another team "has no chance" is not true. If I play someone with similar skill on Glitch, FvA, more than a few times, I'm sure that Adorables would win a few. I absolutely agree that some races are better on certain maps, but it all pretty much balances out when you look at the big picture. |