StarCraft Remastered FIGHT CLUB Ep. 7 

I thought is player controlled....so vulture may win there with upgrades

@@mgtowstanleyzoltanov9808 The micro battle would've lasted 100 years. :D

@@poiuyt975 vulture does full dmg to archons shield..

@@qilongli It's still almost 20 shots. 🙂

lmao

He didn't study tactics boy

topkek

*HERE COMES THE GANTRITHOR!*

here comes the nral simps

You know for someone who plays competitively in StarCraft, they would understand that having a proper army would help counter whatever your enemy is throwing at you, Defilers casting Dark Swarm on your bunkers/photon cannons? Have units that can counter the Dark Swarm like Firebats for Terran and Zealots for Protoss. I can't comment if it would affect sunken colonies but the same rule applies there as well with the Zerglings if it does. To say something is OP but be a part of a game's community when you should know the game inside and out like a competitive player tends to do and act like there's nothing you can do to counter it, is just stupid.

@@cursedhawkins1305 having to answer a really cheap unit that gets to spam because of consume with dozens of subpar units compared to others means that it is op, in no way in hell it's balanced that a single spammable spell can negate most of the units in the game

@@superbeta1716 No offense but who's fault would it be if you're put in that position to begin with? StarCraft as a game is all about map control when it comes to your economy, if your opponent is being allowed to do this then you have nobody but yourself to blame! There's plenty of ways to counter a Defiler heck even their energy itself can be countered when you use Dark Archon's and use Feedback on them, which in turn also deals damage so the more energy they have the more damage they receive!

@@superbeta1716 Science vessels exist too you know? Irradiate guarantees a defiler kill. and Siege tanks are a game defining unit in all Terran matchups. with outcomes often coming down just to how the siege tank performs. and many other games depend on how well the Terran and Zerg can protect their spellcasters. Defilers represent one of the zergs only option to deal with the insane efficiency of Terran units. Oh and Firebats trade very well against Zerglings regardless. on a side note I hardly see defilers or Science vessels at lower levels of play. As it turns out they are really hard to use correctly so many new players ignore them in favor of more straightforward tactics.

@@mwperk02 Which is probably where the majority of IMBA claims come from most StarCraft players, newer players aren't making full use of the toolbox so when they go up against someone who is so to them it's IMBA (not saying there aren't legitimate IMBA claims but most just seem to be made from players who think something's IMBA when in reality it's not). I mean going back to the dark archon's feedback ability the defiler only has 80 health, meaning just the 200 base energy they start with would literally kill them if a protoss player spots them and sends a dark archon to feedback them. "Drains a target's energy and deals damage equal to the amount of the energy drained. The ability can instantly kill a high templar, ghost, medic, Wraith, science vessel, defiler or a queen that was at full health. The amount of damage is not affected by armor or unit size." And that ability only costs 50 energy to cast meaning a freshly created dark archon can instantly kill a defiler the second it turns up or even emerges out of the ground as that's when a zerg player would be about ready to use dark swarm if they were keeping them hidden.

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Neither do vultures. They do not walk, they hover, so the mine will not sense them

@@KINKYmustache does that mean High Templar are immune as well?

I believe probes are immune to spider mine

But enough sieged tanks are immune to archons ;-)

@@maximus28549 No, HTs trigger sider mines.

You monster

@@digi_edits Monster? I'll show you a real monster... "Take a group of Ultralisks, Defense Matrix them and also Irradiate them. Send them into swarms of *Medics*. Do the Medics survive by self-healing before the Ultras die by Irradiate?" Mwa ha ha ha ha ha!

@@skyvipers it takes 2 castings of irradiate to kill an Ultralisk. Irradiate deals 249 damage in 25.2 seconds regardless on how much armor they have. With 2 castings (staggered, 2nd cast right after the first one wears out), it'll kill the Ultralisk in around 40 seconds. If you have a swarm of medics, all if all ultralisks are irradiated at the same time, they have ~40 seconds to kill every medic. With DMatrix, this increases their timelimit to somewhere around 272 seconds! Irradiate does 9.88 damage per second and to bio units directly adjacent to it. Iradiates from multiple sources do(?) stack. Couple this with 20(23 fully upgraded) damage from the Ultralisk per attack (every 0.63 seconds, >31~36 damage per second.) Single medic dies in roughly

And plague on marines/medics:P

Tanks destroyed friendly fire: 47 Zerglings devoured by defilers: 77

@@StuGames So Marines only killed 34 zerglings.

@@StuGames can repeat tank battle vs ultras but tanks in checkers position so they won't splash damage eachother ?

Yeah, tanks should have won that battle.

Cries in artosis

Firebats exist for a reason

@@gdobrocsi Siege tanks should make pulp from zerlings/marines/zelots/workers/firebats/ghosts and other smal units with their tracks

He's immune to spider mines because he's hovering above ground. Workers, Vultures, Archons do not trigger mines. (Technically HTs also hover above ground but they still trigger mines for some reason)

Alexei don't actually have unique voice set, he uses same voicelines as normal ghosts instead

Another interesting question is if the archon would take damage from a spider-mine triggered by another groundunit of the same team, a zealot etc. I mean if it were hovering close enough to them during explosion?.

@@fistofzen2158 Yes they will. In fact I think Raynor did not help himself in that fight by being so close to his own spider mine, as he could get hit by it. So if the Archon was moving exactly alongside the Marines, he may ended up taking the collateral damage, that'd be the only way for Vulture to win without micro.

@@peerawat9x alright, thanks for a good answer to that question.

Vulture is able to juke the shit out of archon

Thanks! 😊

"overcome them" is why they win

Unthinkable

The not retreating out of it? Not so beautiful. These were not fixed-placement units.

it's a webseries called StarCrafts that predates Among Us by years.

A number of units are technically 'floating' and dont trigger spider mines. These include all workers, vultures and archons. Probably some other units im not aware of too. You can tell which units do because they have a short 'acceleration' and 'deceleration' to their movement just like flying units rather than instantly moving at full speed/instantly stopping.

map editor and lots of video editing!

@@StuGames Thank you!

they just get destroyed very quickly

check out Ep. 5 and 6

it floats, just like the vulture and all 3 workers

@@aceshighdueceslow Is that a feature of the remaster, or has that always been the case and I just haven't noticed?

The ability of some units to float has always been a thing, I feel because otherwise Vultures would be too OP with their speed as they could just zoom into a mineral line, drop a mine and decimate workers. However I didn't learn until this video that Archons also could float

Defilers eating zerglings to keep refreshing dark swarm + occasional zergling jumps out of the swarm and becomes a sieve.