Aztec Triogal said:Yea, that was about the dumbest thing you've ever said Adamant. The mind control was great when you got ahold of an enemy building unit. It was taxing on resources but if used right it really did wonders.
Agreed. MC was excellent when fighting NPCs and the computer. However...
Adamant said:No, it isn't. All races can perform equally against each other if you use them correctly.
Agreed as well. You both have good points.
The MC is best used against vulnerable and unprotected worker units. That way, you can build up a good army (Zerg for me, preferably) that can back up your main one. Taxing on the cash, yes, but SO worth it.
Also, each race, if used correctly, can perfectly counter the other. Bad idea to say it was a game of RPS Aztec, it's not.
I just recently started playing SC again, and I must say, I love it even more now than ever before. Of course, I've been playing RPG's for the last little while, so...

Maybe if you're a complete noob, or have no experience with the game on anything other than single player with cheats on, this may be true. However, in COMPETITIVE multiplayer games, if you're stupid enough to try to make a second base with another race you will get your ass kicked before you know whats happening to you. The enormous waste of resources on gaining all new technologies isn't worth spending considering the 200 supply max is more than enough to beat any player.
Maybe you should get some actual experience with the game before you start calling me dumb, Aztec. There's a REASON the best Starcraft players in the world don't use that strategy- it doesn't work!
Also agreed. Nobody, in their right mind, would go up against a human and apply the MC Race strategy. Anybody who does, just resign. Plain and simple. No good player ever loses to that strategy.
What people have to realise is, yes you do get another race with which to build up, and many more opportunities, but...
The mineral/gas cost, the effort cost (it's almost impossible to effectively manage two races at once in a serious game), and the time cost (which you just don't have in Human vs. Human games) are way too much.
To put it simply, only noobs will go up against another person with that. Fighting a computer, it's fine, they're predictable, but a human? Not a chance.