I like playing against zerg. Not because it is easy, because its not. I like it because feel like I have a firm grasp on what is going on. Zerg is slightly easier to scout that terran or protoss. Zerg also lacks those "Oh @%$&" moments, like banshees or dark templars.
I have been going forge first for a while now. Its a nice opening and is super safe against the ever feared 6-pool. I encountered a very amusing 6 pool a few days ago and felt the need to check out my opponents record. He was like the sun when it came to his PvZ match ups. Every game, 6-pool and a win. It was sort of impressive in his commitment, or maybe he was just doing what works.
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The second game is all my fault. I really felt I was in the lead, killing my opponents hatchery early on and getting up a second base. I botched an engagement, but I feel like I did something wrong before that. I will have to look into it further. Like most of the time I lose a game to zerg, hydras did me in. With their insane damage output and range, I almost never engage until I get colossi. I have never found an angle or way to engage hydras that makes me feel like I came out on top.
But since it is like this outside, I'm going to dive in for a few games. Wish me luck.
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