FollowGrubby That was an absolute throw by ToD!! Absolutely amazing comeback!!! ToD should not have fall back at ur base. He should’ve just kept the pressure on...

@@kelvintan6161 in first place grubby should have take the fight before running to his base. He lost many shams and grunt on the way. That put him in tough situation. But anyway he win! :)

mythical is fantasy. but this was real.

"Justice" LOL. Indeed, GJ Grubby. I love your analogy at the end. You definitely bent ToD over the table on this one. Lmao He is your Mythical masseuse.

Mythical becomes myth right ?

@@saimyintmyat9373 Legend became MYTH :)

@@ResidentEvilNostalgia ok kk

I noticed that as well. That bull had a mean strut.

watched twice in a row, same lol

Yes I agree. I think ToD would’ve won the game just destroying Grubby’s base. Grubby had no armies whatsoever. But ToD decided to play scared & just want to overwhelm enemies without micro cost him the game

Tod was getting out of mana and gold and he thought that its safer to get back and make an expansion and protect it from the wolves and when the expansion stabilize he can go out and finish Grubby. He was afraid that if he stays in front of Grubby's base, both deprived from income, Grubby might find a way to slowly kill Tod's army unit by unit, while hiding in base. So, Tod decided to secure advantage, which was the better call at this moment imo. However, Grubby took a risk and made his hidden expansion simultaneously with Tod's one. Tod did not expect such bold move, because if he catches this attempt, seeing Grubby spending his last gold for Town Hall instead for units, Grubby straight dies there. However, Tod expected expand, but a bit later and he was expecting to snipe it before it pays off.. You will notice how he moved his army top side at some point to kill Grubby's expansion, he saw there is no expansion and probably thought that Grubby is preparing one final attack, so he came back to defend and when Grubby never came, he realized something is off and checked for hidden expansion, but it was already too late. Basically Grubby won with a desperate high risk move (although high risk is not the right word, coz it was his only move which could give him a chance) that Tod did not think of.

He could have defended the expo with just a priest or 2, instead he left his entire army there just for a couple of wolves

​@@martinlevi3769 It clearly wasn't the better call as ToD lost, whether you feel like it was or it was not. ToD has a 70 food army, to grubbys 30 at that point, had destroyed almost all of grubbys production buildings, and most crucially had destroyed grubbys shop. Grubby literally had a spirit lodge and a warmill by that point. How would grubby have kept picking off units with no access to clarities or salves??? ToD got cocky and thought he would drag out the game, because of how many times in a row he lost to grubby since this new ladder began. On top of that, saying ToD's army was out of mana is just a blatant lie, because if you just look at his army when he backs at around 22:45, all his casters and his archmage have at least half mana, and on top of that even if they didn't, the entire reason Archmage is the most chosen human hero is this pretty OP ability called brilliance aura, you may have heard of it, it takes away the need for a rifle/caster army to retreat for mana. TL:DR ToD wanted to play with his food, lost the game, you should not try to analyze games as you wholeheartedly ignore major details.

@@135791max I am french but ToD is one of teh most cancerous player i've seen in WC3, just like most french, very proud and I'm glad he lost that one cause I'm bored of his cancerous playstyle.

Probably against lesser opponents the invis is enough to get him out so he isn't consistently punished for it. He also seems pretty stubborn to certain adaptations.

No it's not Tods fault, he is making no mistake. Obviously human is too weak, orc/ud/ne imba.

Weirdly this is the second time I've seen Grubby win against TOD in a similar fashion. Invis TC and running either MK or AM head first with invulnerable lol

@@ryanmacallister6373 Tod's mistake. He knows he has army advantage and that Grubby will likely focus on his heroes. He needed invul and detection.

@@danelleduardo1313 yup agree. I just find it interesting as I recently watched a Grubby v TOD game and TOD lost his AM and MK having had no Invuln and Grubby capitalises really fun to see

32:00 satisfying Stomp

Tanzklaue hahaha true kinda

You were in ToD's bedroom? Did his mind explode?

Gotta have stun because rifles do too much damage to let them keep firing. Shockwave does good damage, but stun also deals damage and more importantly, stops the rifles from shooting by stunning or forcing a split and allows focus onto casters. Plus it can be used to catch heros, making it overall better against the rifles while also offering greater versatility against other units.

Dan Albrecht you right, i see, but somehow I just recall the memory about old school style with combo TC shockwave ang Farseer chain lightning. Tod had no magic immune units🤣. Tks for the enlightenment. 😍

@@compaq6520s Yeah Ive seen grub play that style, its definitely fun and can work!

A. L. ToD is deluded. He blames his loss on other things, which he thinks is not from his blunder..

those are only for observers on stream he doesnt see them ingame, not sure what the app is called

shamans is for archimage water elementals + purging slow enemies by sorcerers and the lightning shield helps alot with dps, spirit dispells cost alot more mana and need to be upgraded to unlock it, u need purge as fast as possible to take the water elementals... thats my guess

@@brogadaox1 Lightning Shield also seems to have good synergy with Stomp for obvious reasons. And even Chain Lightning I guess?

Right?? That decision confused the hell outta me. He could have wiped out Grubby's main right there and made sure no peons made a break for it. I guess he was just really worried about his own expansion?

why did he leave? it was totally random. Worst decision ever

@@Gh0stChannel i dont understand his move ... he just had to kill the main , no burrows were defending and grubby was down to 2 heroes 3 shams ...

I disagree. I think it was a fine choice to fall back there. Grubby's main was about to be mined out anyway, and he had already killed everything of value in it. In an alternate universe, he pushes into burrows and stomp and loses everything and you're commenting the exact opposite thing :)

@@bryan57s oh yes, letting peons go build an expand was a great idea ^^

ToD did have breakers at one point. Problem is, they immediately get eaten by Kodos.

Because ToD is in love with rifles