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2/21/2015 10:55:42 PMSkasi before revert after revert
2/21/2015 10:55:10 PMSkasi before revert after revert
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1 In 2v2s on Eye of Horus it's common to start middle and (left xor right) to get the most metal spots early on while still being somewhat close together. 1 In 2v2s on Eye of Horus it's common to start middle and (left xor right) to get the most metal spots early on while still being somewhat close together.
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3 [quote]EDIT 2: Turns out it's a viable 2v6 strategy:[/quote] 3 [quote]EDIT 2: Turns out it's a viable 2v6 strategy:[/quote]
4 @Rafal[ZK]'s elo: 1952 (x2 comms) 4 @Rafal[ZK]'s elo: 1952 (x2 comms)
5 Enemies' elo: 1x 1738, 5x <1591 5 Enemies' elo: 1x 1738, 5x <1591
6 Two high elo players beating six low elo players is not the best example to bring up in balance discussions. Keep in mind a 200 elo difference means a 76% expected win chance, in your example one player had 200 and all others 400+ less elo than one player who started with two commanders ( and some teammates) . 6 Two high elo players beating six low elo players is not the best example to bring up in balance discussions. Keep in mind a 200 elo difference means a 76% expected win chance, in your example one player had 200 and all others 400+ less elo than an enemy who started with two commanders ( and some teammates) .