This channel is what got me into SC2, the short edited punchy videos showing me all the cool parts let me slowly learn the game, Watching Has cheese when I didn't even know what the units did. Now I know a lot more and these are almost too edited for me, I can't see the builds take shape or all the interesting posturing that takes place before the fights. But I think that's just a testament to how valuable a resource and how excellent of content these videos are. Thanks so much for all your hard work
Appreciate the comment! I mainly focus on cutdown content that appeals to a casual audience, and fans of the game who cannot follow every tournament. The content is branched out with trailers, some top 5 plays, and Kings of Starcraft, which I plan to bring back soon! Running the channel next to my job is a pretty big commitment that is getting harder to justify, but I still love to watch (and play) the game! If you want to support the channel you can do so by buying me a coffee: ko-fi.com/SC2HL - but even just watching the videos is much appreciated. I always recommend viewers who want the whole experience of in-depth strategy, the build, and analysis by commentators to watch the entire stream and the full tournaments. There’s a link directly to the tournament in the description, plus in the video.
There was a Terran player in WOL who was a bit older, his name started with a T and he had to leave for military service, came back and still kicked some ass. Forgot who exactly it was, even though I can remember his face. He should be on the Kings playlist.
@@SC2HL I think you do a great job of selecting what parts of the games to show, highlighting important stuff like a nydus going down does actually highlight the builds taking shape. And we got to see basically all the posturing of this nice long game at the end here. Keep it up bro
I share the exact experiencie as you!, goes to show how much this channel is entertaining and begginer friendly, know i watch the entire 2hrs streams but i always come back here :)
I find cheese filled SC2 games are fun to watch most times. They sometimes become nail biter games especially when done in like the Ro. 4 matches or the finals
Nice! I just watched Gumiho's games on the AfreecaTV channel yesterday, glad to see them again! Was a bit sad about Gumiho's mech losing to Dark, but in an interview later, he remarked that he lost because he didn't make Ghosts quickly enough, and he should have gotten some Ghosts to counter the Infestors. He put on a splendid display against Ryung, and his one win against Dark came from proxy Barracks, heh. They also asked Gumiho what he thought about Terran pretty much dominating the GSL, and he said he didn't know about other Terrans, but he felt like he has difficulty playing against Protoss and especially Zerg, not knowing what to do against late game Zerg or something like that.
The last game is when an army with the best caster vs an army on non caster. With Gumiho going full mech he has no ghost to deal with Zerg shenanigans.
Dark HAD to style on Gomiho in the last game. It was Dark's game for a long time and Gomiho refused to leave respectfully. He needed to send a message and that message was "GET OUT OF MY GAME."
State used to be a professional protoss player, and competed in the SC2 Proleague a few years ago. He actually has some good achievements! liquipedia.net/starcraft2/State
Zerg is so OP; it's insane. All those free siege units. Swarm hosts. Brood lords. Mind control. Fungal. Viper super yanks. And Queen transfuses can heal practically anything..
all completely static, play any comp that has mobility, multiple attacks decimates. Stats has not played for a year, so he is very rusty. what you watched at the end was exactly how not to play Terran against Zerg. Zerg isnt OP Dark is insanely good and is player very well at the moment, which makes Zerg look OP. but there are many games where Maru or Her0 make Terran and Protoss look OP.