guide: how to win every match

[Its Pixie!]

melting point, no further details needed

[Miezekotz]

OK. Guess we'll see you in the top three MMR world wide soon then.

[HolgFromHell]

I always win with crawlers.
Damn.

[Valius]

op makes a good point about life stealing units and the life steal item it creates a complete power imbalance.

The way this kinda game should have worked was not having these insane dealbreakers but instead more of a strong chess match played quickly.

The problem with " a nuke unit or item" is it removes player agency. Its basically like using a slot machine, pulling the lever and winning, then claiming you have skill and knew you could win that round.

In the end, this is why you don't hear about auto battlers in the gaming news space much, because it isn't about skill and outplaying your enemy at the end of the day.

[Zorro]

Quote 'op makes a good point about life stealing units and the life steal item it creates a complete power imbalance.'

Thats fully correct. A melting point only needs to suck the life of 1500 crawlers to heal itself.
I love it when people use their brain for thinking instead of their penis.

[echoeversky]

Take your Mobilize Circle.. Now fit 4 Melters and 3 Stormcallers under that circle. Burning ground for the SC, emp's for both, range for both, recovery for the Melters. Now Mobilize them a sliver forward, then back to about 60% and get First or Second place in just about every game.

[©³]

OP was right.

[Zorro]

Originally posted by echoeversky:

... and get First or Second place in just about every game.

Second place in a 1 vs 1 ? Must have been a sure win then !!!

@echoeversky
What is your rank in the world ladder of MMR, 1vs1 and 2vs2 ?
Number one since months I guess. If not, proof your point by doing so. I bet that you will fail the audience 100%.

[PrinzMegahertz]

Originally posted by Valius:

op makes a good point about life stealing units and the life steal item it creates a complete power imbalance.

Does he now?

[Its Pixie!]

Originally posted by PrinzMegahertz:

Originally posted by Valius:

op makes a good point about life stealing units and the life steal item it creates a complete power imbalance.

Does he now?

melting point is so overpowered that i dont even need to go into detail and everyone knows why. so yes, i do

[Zorro]

@Its Pixie!
What is your rank in the world ladder of MMR, 1vs1 and 2vs2 ?
Number one since months I guess. If not, proof your point by doing so. I bet that you will fail the audience 100%.

[Its Pixie!]

Originally posted by Zorro:

@Its Pixie!
What is your rank in the world ladder of MMR, 1vs1 and 2vs2 ?
Number one since months I guess. If not, proof your point by doing so. I bet that you will fail the audience 100%.

i have ascended beyond your earthly mmr and am now gaining nnr

[©³]

Bla bla bla rank bla bla MMR...

Melting point are just fk OP that's all.

[tzaeru]

idk how overpowered it is, but it is -the- counter to all other giant units, and you need the other giant units to counter the cheaper units.

ergo most games will feature melting points.

if opponent has no crawlers or a lot of mustang, you don't go vulcan.

if opponent is light on mid sized units, you don't go overlord.

if opponent has a lot of air or chaff, you don't go sand worm.

if opponent has a lot of chaff paired with stormcallers, you don't go fortress.

but, if enemy has vulcan/overlord/sandworm/fortress, you can go melting point, as it counters every giant unit.

there's a few times you don't go melting point, like if the enemy has poor positioning or did a mistake in what giant to buy first, and you are beating them despite their giant. then you can go something else than melting point to make room for your mid sized units and to seal the deal.

[DinoMight]

Originally posted by tzaeru:

idk how overpowered it is, but it is -the- counter to all other giant units, and you need the other giant units to counter the cheaper units.

ergo most games will feature melting points.

if opponent has no crawlers or a lot of mustang, you don't go vulcan.

if opponent is light on mid sized units, you don't go overlord.

if opponent has a lot of air or chaff, you don't go sand worm.

if opponent has a lot of chaff paired with stormcallers, you don't go fortress.

but, if enemy has vulcan/overlord/sandworm/fortress, you can go melting point, as it counters every giant unit.

there's a few times you don't go melting point, like if the enemy has poor positioning or did a mistake in what giant to buy first, and you are beating them despite their giant. then you can go something else than melting point to make room for your mid sized units and to seal the deal.

im not an expert, actually a beginner, but ive seen quite a few streams now, and it seems people counter nelting points with worms, saw lvl 5 worm kill 3 MPs, honestly dont know their levels but still

as you said it seems positioning is key

[Its Pixie!]

Originally posted by tzaeru:

there's a few times you don't go melting point, like if the enemy has poor positioning or did a mistake in what giant to buy first, and you are beating them despite their giant. then you can go something else than melting point to make room for your mid sized units and to seal the deal.

you know what you just said is basically "you dont need melting point if your opponent is bad"