These thumbnails are gettin wild

My boss saw this thumbnail and I got promoted

Cursed thumbnail

The SC2 Upgrades for attack and damage I think are too much. They change unit time to kill too much, sometimes allowing even units to become complete slaughters such as +1 zealots vs zerglings. Additionally, they heavily lock in a tech tree path. Can't make a carrier switch in sc2 against that bio-army, even if it was 90% marauders because the 3/3 means low damage, and the units that die get replaced by a counter that is vastly better than base. Warcraft 3 is better, where it is percent damage increase and reduction, not as impactful and a lot more boring. Kinda would rather it be removed in both games, but the SC2 version I think makes the game worse. I'd rather micro and unit composition be the deciding factor in a win rather than If I time it for this upgrade finishing my army that was even with theirs now slaughters theirs.

Taker is not even remotely close to semi pro. It’s crazy how content makers get “pro” treatment

Now that you've played some W3C games as well, It made me realize how huge of a gap there is between Bnet and W3C. Most supposed high MMR Bnet players look like NPCs compared to mid MMR WC3 players. I really appreciate you playing one W3C as well as those games are actually challenging and you shows alot of cool micro stuff.

I didn't realize cleave had such a wide effect, scary!

Pitlord don't jiggle jiggle, he cleaves.

I am a simple man. I see Pit Lord, I misclick

Why bring back the cleave pit lord thumbnail?

"Fan service cleave-age coming up"

Day9 was talking about unit upgrades during one of his starcraft streams last week. He made the case that it adds more strategic depth by changing the calculus around who wins a fight. I.e. zealots v zerglings, where having a +1 attack uograde cuts the number if hits to kill from 3 to 2.

Lord of the Rings Battle For Middle Earth 2 has an interesting mechanic of having units (squads of units) have direct unit upgrades. You research upgrades and can min-max strategies around when to get certain upgrades to quickly empower certain units against the enemy. These upgrades are usually semi-universal, such as a blade upgrade goes to all swordsmen and halberds or axemen, but you have to upgrade the unit to have those swords.

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Love pitlord

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Was actually curious about a max-healing (sustain) orc build using Troll Priest mercs, HH (troll regen), and such. Seemed to really work for not losing units for a long time, efficiency went up because of that, and less (no) money spent replacing units. Very, very cool!

You made a "be-cleaver" out of me!

I'm laying in my bed today, because I got sick yesterday afternoon. I'm watching a bunch of your videos now, to keep me entertained. I just love your content Grubby. 😊