Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
well from a gameplay perspective the terran are almost tailor made to beat protoss. early game is the toughest time for a terran player because protoss infantry will almost always wipe the floor with terran infantry, however once you get into mid-game the advantage goes almost completely toward terrans due to their special abilities. One EMP blast can de-shield an entire protoss army and the ghost's lockdown can take carriers and arbiters out of commission with only a single shot as well. cloaking units is affective against protoss because observers are slow and have the lowest health out of the mobile detectors, which makes it easy to do hit and run attacks. protoss rely on cloak a lot as well, but ComSat negates that advantage. terran have a lot of options against the protoss while the protoss dont really have any built-in counters against the terran besides individual units having higher damage output.obviously the skill of the players matters more than how the races are built, as well as circumstances and map type (fastest maps throw many of the rules out the window), but the way the races are built: Protoss counter zerg, zerg counter terran, and terran counter protoss
Yeah, those were the same tactics I used if I could get that far. But, that would only happen in 3 vs or 2vs2 and higher, maps.
But, I would always get overwhelmed at the beginning and not even make it that far. I'd focus on just building enough marines to survive the 3 zealots they'd always send, but end up toast anyway beause I'd lose more resources than they did, and they'd have more pwnage against me and I could never make any sort of headway. It was mostly the beginnings.
I edited the units to be more even, on a custom map I built. Seriously. Decreased build times, increased armor, etc. I tweaked that map for hours upon hours.
We played that map at school, at lot, because it made the units more even, and there was none of that zealot r@pe at the beginning...but there was still zergling storms...
Anyway, I don't have that computer anymore and I lost that map, else I'd send it to you so you could love the balance I brought to the force. Everyone loved it at school.