After the Protoss first push I was like, "hum, weird that they sent such a short game". Then I checked that it still had 20 mins of episode and I was "oh boy, it's gonna be one the weird ones" *grabs popcorn*
I feel like the Terran is a Protoss main and thought "Oh right SCVs can repair" and was just trying to heal the carriers forgetting they weren't his. /s
On NA the inability to follow up your build past six minutes caps your mmr around 2900. The giveaway that this was lower mmr than that though was the complete lack of harass or early timing attack in place of harass, those players are high gold or low plat
ChatGpt TL;DW: In this episode of "Noobs in Disguise," the hosts analyze a Starcraft 2 replay between an anonymous player and a professional Starcraft player. They discuss the early game strategy, pointing out both strengths and mistakes. The hosts note that the Korean server replay is unusual, as Korean players tend to be more aggressive. They emphasize the importance of consistent worker production and efficient build orders, especially at lower levels. As the game progresses, they provide commentary on the players' decisions and strategies. Ultimately, they conclude that the Protoss player has a strong advantage due to effective carrier and Tempest micro. They estimate the Protoss player's MMR to be around 2900. However, the actual MMR of the Protoss player is revealed to be 2100, surprising the hosts due to the strong early game play. They speculate that the Korean server may have a different skill distribution.
The Protoss opening build was 2800~3200 level, just below Diamond, then they added in some Silver elements later on into the game with some Grand Master elements (Carrier attacking the plate to get all interceptors out), it was a very confusing mix of skills they had.
Haha my thought multiple times was "this Terran is trying so hard to lose with every decision they make". Loses 10 Marines to some Carriers, "hmm, what if I do the same thing, but with only 5 Marines, & then do that again & again to ensure I lose all my units while killing none". Protoss earlier also tried very hard to lose by winning the game with the Blink Stalker attack, then doing anything except make units that kill bio xD.
Is this even still a thing? I think 2010 might have just called, wanting its memes back. And then "two thousand and blank called, they want their joke back" as the kicker. Sigh. Why do I do this (to myself)? 🤦
Oh, it's me. Happy to say I've stopped randomly building carriers now. Now Instead of randomly losing to bio pushes, I randomly lose to BCs now.
Thanks for sending in the replay! Was fun :D
The Carriers truly lived up to their names.
After the Protoss first push I was like, "hum, weird that they sent such a short game". Then I checked that it still had 20 mins of episode and I was "oh boy, it's gonna be one the weird ones" *grabs popcorn*
The MULE and 3 SCVs chasing down the carrier at 21:16 actually cracked me up
I feel like the Terran is a Protoss main and thought "Oh right SCVs can repair" and was just trying to heal the carriers forgetting they weren't his. /s
Before I see the answer I’m guessing 2.2kmmr
Oh yes!
Love it. My two favorite content creators. More please. I do enjoy listening to you struggle through the bronze to gold level games
That probe surround at 11:45🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love to see it!
Lambo was like the protoss I won't snitch on is in my stream rn 😅
My initial thought was 2200, but you guys talked me up to 2400
They were just that good for 6 minutes.
This scoring system is so much more detailed than rank roulette
Where's the episode #21?
As a silver 1/gold 3 player this looks like my games! 🤓
On NA the inability to follow up your build past six minutes caps your mmr around 2900. The giveaway that this was lower mmr than that though was the complete lack of harass or early timing attack in place of harass, those players are high gold or low plat
The description say it is our 7th favourite casting duo, but it is actually the 1st ❤
If the Terran just F2ed, he would have won easily.
lol SCV healing the mule
YES! Finally a game from Korea!
What are these replays?!m!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ChatGpt TL;DW:
In this episode of "Noobs in Disguise," the hosts analyze a Starcraft 2 replay between an anonymous player and a professional Starcraft player. They discuss the early game strategy, pointing out both strengths and mistakes. The hosts note that the Korean server replay is unusual, as Korean players tend to be more aggressive. They emphasize the importance of consistent worker production and efficient build orders, especially at lower levels. As the game progresses, they provide commentary on the players' decisions and strategies. Ultimately, they conclude that the Protoss player has a strong advantage due to effective carrier and Tempest micro. They estimate the Protoss player's MMR to be around 2900. However, the actual MMR of the Protoss player is revealed to be 2100, surprising the hosts due to the strong early game play. They speculate that the Korean server may have a different skill distribution.
Not sure if I want to know, if this is real (scary, since it is solid) or a joke
How to create this?
I guessed 2000MMR and I'm on European server. This IS silver, whether it's Europe or Korea. I don't know why they're so impressed.
This video needs a disclaimer; it caused me physical pain. I am concerned I may develop PTSD.
I'm 2k MMR on Korean server, I *wish* I was that good.
Yeah you guys are crazy for thinking that was 2900. I play NA at this MMR and it looked pretty normal for us peons
The Protoss opening build was 2800~3200 level, just below Diamond, then they added in some Silver elements later on into the game with some Grand Master elements (Carrier attacking the plate to get all interceptors out), it was a very confusing mix of skills they had.
Hoorayyyy!
This was painfull to watch. its psychological warfare
Silver 3. Holy crap, in NA this might be platunum.
Felt like 2.6 to me.
2,8 ... strange game. Almost looks like both players are much better, but trying to loose. Korean Server must be very different to EU/NA.
Haha my thought multiple times was "this Terran is trying so hard to lose with every decision they make". Loses 10 Marines to some Carriers, "hmm, what if I do the same thing, but with only 5 Marines, & then do that again & again to ensure I lose all my units while killing none".
Protoss earlier also tried very hard to lose by winning the game with the Blink Stalker attack, then doing anything except make units that kill bio xD.
i guess 2k
In disguise 🥸
First
First?
Is this even still a thing? I think 2010 might have just called, wanting its memes back. And then "two thousand and blank called, they want their joke back" as the kicker. Sigh. Why do I do this (to myself)? 🤦
@@Hitmann0 Of course it's still a thing, it's kinda annoying, and ways to annoy others will never fall out of style on the internet.