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I'm really surprised the TAW habituals are still around. I take 3-6 months breaks and when I come back, the list of players is mostly the same.
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I'm really surprised the TAW habituals are still around. I take 3-6 months breaks and when I come back, the list of players is mostly the same.
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And
then
I
get
into
a
game
and
it's
each
side
taking
turns
at
losing
to
krow
rush,
so
I
scout
then
make
gnats.
Or
I
make
a
ton
of
imps
and
then
as
soon
as
the
krow
shows
up
I
shoot
it
down.
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3 |
And
then
I
get
into
a
game
and
it's
each
side
taking
turns
at
losing
to
krow
rush,
so
I
scout
then
make
gnats.
Or
I
make
a
ton
of
gremlins
and
then
as
soon
as
the
krow
shows
up
I
shoot
it
down.
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And then I spectate the next game, and it's another krow rush and one side losing to it, then the other...
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And then I spectate the next game, and it's another krow rush and one side losing to it, then the other...
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I'm really, really puzzled as to how the same players can do the exact same thing for so long and win/lose the same way, and still be around to do it some more. It's not even about winning or losing... just doing the exact same thing over and over.
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I'm really, really puzzled as to how the same players can do the exact same thing for so long and win/lose the same way, and still be around to do it some more. It's not even about winning or losing... just doing the exact same thing over and over.
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32-player TAW is not good for Zero-K