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Game
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Attack Parade, Reposte Parade, Contre Reposte Touché! |
Game
Date |
05/18/2010 |
Review
Date |
05/18/2010 |
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Map |
Painted Desert |
Rating |
9.5 |
Reviewer |
TEA_Downside |
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Game
Type |
1vs1 |
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Players |
Team |
Building |
Unit
Control |
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Players |
Team |
Building |
Unit
Control |
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Player
1 |
Gincola |
A |
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Player
2 |
LOL_Laddergoat |
B |
9 |
9 |
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| Review |
This game is fucking excellent...
Painted Desert is THE map of TA players, a map played where victory depends more on jumping on the first mistake your opponent makes. Excellent back and forth action here, particularly at the start, both players managing their units magnificently in attack and defence. Scarecly a single idle conn is seen all game.
Gin gains an excellent early lead by successfully taking out many of Ladder's conns at the beginning, Ladder persists, shrugging off and looking over the map and radar it hardly felt like he was behind, and the counter attack made looked almost convincing of a win. Glufetz annoyingly f11'd 'GG' here at the 14th minute. But no, this game was far from over, an excellent defence and Gincola was back on the offensive, almost desperatly as here Ladder was almost doubling his income. But no problem there! Metal income is only as good as what it buys and Gin sees to it that Ladder buys nothing!
The game continued back and forth, there are several points where the game could have been closed easily especially by Gincola. At one point Gincola only needed to realise he had to send a fraction of his flash hoard aroudn the map to mop up Ladder's expansion to effectivly eliminate his counterplay.
Nethertheless a solid match and certainly one of the best we've had uploaded here for a while
P.S. Watchers, seriously STFU using f11 during 1v1 games small things give so much shit away and if not, discouragement is only a bad thing. |
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