I was just going to say the exact samething. You said it better dazzling is the perfect word. 68% is no joke. He got so owned. Its like a Jedi vs a storm trooper. He got force strangled all he did was kill a shop one time while losing raiders. My God man when I watch him it looks easy but...

I think it also is a good demonstration of how knowing *what* to do is very important and maybe even more than all the micro and "outplaying" your opponent. Grubby "simply" (it's imo one of the hardest skills to learn because it's just *a lot* of games played) read his opponents gameplan and played to counter it with what he was going for anyway.

​​@@Vahe345theres a huge difference pro vs very good player. If u ever were pro in a game u'd understand. As pro ur consistant and everything u do is perfect. This gives u a lead over time. Small things add up.

@@nemiw4429 maybe I should finish reading that book I got going pro.

​@@nemiw4429you're def a pro DB lol.

all you gotta do is just turn on your 200+ APM and micro perfectly--easy :)

i like the part where he traded grubby's shop & a peon for 3 of his own raiders AHAHA

Omfg ! Ahahhahaahaha

The goldmine also has a peon-counter, which I am interested in as well

Spirit Walkers? lol maybe just try to get a third hero and mass Zerks instead? recommend you keep practicing the build against the computer until it becomes second nature. that's what Grubby recommends, along with writing things down. good luck!

TC can't harass worthy of the name.

TC is pretty weak until lvl 3, which is why you never see him first and gets power creeped ASAP one of the best scaling / late-game heroes in the game, though

FS harass is preferred because it keeps the game pretty even. TC first can't harass and is a much slower and more resource intensive creeper than FS since you don't have wolves.

I think the narrative was that he's more known for his tactics, strategy, preparation, and in-game adjustments. It's not that his micro is bad by any means, just that it's not his top skill relative to other pro players

He has videos of that if you Google it. 2 of them, IIRC

I think it's called W3 Booster. It's an overlay

the key is getting as many and as early HH kills as possible, Kotg entangle makes this very easy if they leave the base and if they dont you get a quick expand and outmass them

@@laffecaffelott agree, and for the OP, Nelf is actually Orc's hardest match up. Many ways to beat it. One way is to mass tier 1and expo behind it. You can also get Dryads to help dispel, then regardless of build, you want to bring wisps along to drain Hero & Shaman mana. Archer, Dryad, MG build is one of the strongest builds in the game if you want something a little more mid- to late-game than T1. Always upgrade Archer dmg as much as possible, and if you get the MGs, then upgrade them and maybe get at least 1 armor upgrade too. gl :)

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Blizzard balance team is trying to do just that w/ the latest PTR! :(

@@rinaldi224 oh man. They are such party poopers. Nobody likes Activision business people making video games. Dont they see his name is the cheiftan? That stomp is supposed to mean something

@@Vahe345 luckily they are only trying to nurf vs Heroes. I think community agreed 2/2.5/3 was a better change. Not going to get too outraged until we see the final numbers. I have to assume they also pull back on the wisp nurf a bit too? Remo had a really good video that can be summed up with, "Blizzard, this is too much!" At least the general direction of the changes were good. Actually was pleasantly surprised with some of the nuance, tbh. But they gotta do small adjustments to these things. Really looking forward to the Mirror Image change. I've already started practicing with it more. :)

On ur left

im curious too

Try it in your games and you'll find out pretty quickly

​@@slowbrommaboxing8621 @kencan333 mass T1 as NE and expo behind it is pretty reliable. Then you can transition to archer, dryad, MG if needed. Don't forget to bring the wisps along to drain mana :) For HU, Breakers and Casters are always good vs Orc, no matter the build. UD struggles vs Orc, but basically standard build with good micro. Maybe add some Aboms and/or Banshee AMS if you can too... Mirror: Lots of ways to go and obviously you need to play well if playing anyone near Grubby's skill. But you could get a bunch of Grunts and continue to attack, while fast tech to Bloodlust yourself. Main idea IMO is to disrupt the big power spike that comes around 10-12 minutes (or whenever it was). gl :)

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@@rinaldi224 Thx.

Grubby does upload losses and sometimes gives a pretty good explanation of what went wrong. He just doesn't lose very often.