Bruh I'm high and your comment just made lol so much

I'm not high and I lol'd a lot too

ohh plays the winner

@@obstinatejack So. fighting for that third place

if he didn't let literally every single zergling into his base he would have held that second game.

The actual wall in (forge gate pylon) is standard in both games but he move every zealot out of the wall and the amount of canons in his bases cost him the series

Elaborate

@@hkl2007 Feels to me Protoss is just too vulnerable at any time in the match up, scouting is crucial and difficult, late game almost impossible to win. The only somewhat consistent tactic for me is the plus one speedlot timing and that's it.

@@Guilherme-fd2bw Toss is very flimsy to zerg aggro early but so is zerg to terran and terran to protoss, it's just how the game works. And protoss doesn't lose lategame, not with 4+ gas, zerg can't fight reaver archon ht ball and they can't bust cannon ht reaver bases, period. The 2nd game was also so incredibly allin it's hard to put in words, had he not killed him straight up zerg would be super dead.

@@hkl2007 idk I just seem to almost never see a Toss win late game. If they can't bust the Zerg as soon as the defiler is out keeping bases is almost impossible. As of the balance between the races you are right, but for me Toss is just more vulnerable to Zerg than Zerg is to Terran and Terra is to Toss.

@@Guilherme-fd2bw You should play some ZvP and see for yourself then, protoss base are impossible to kill after ht reaver, most pro zergs are just so incredibly good that protoss can't really get to that stage, but protoss can definately win in the supreme lategame, they just need enough eco to get there. Protoss players just haven't really been ontop of their game lately while zergs have been playing super well, it will look more imbalanced than it actually is.