Some spoilers cuz I want to talk about the series and the last match!
Dream has a tendency to cheese (although unsuccessful lately) but also solid, as they say, "exhaust play" with extremely efficient TvZ.
DRG has struggled in the past with balancing his exceptional macro style with flavour-of-the-season harass builds (widow mine drops especially), but is now showing some impressive adaptations throughout his gameplay and series. I want to also mention that his creep spread has leveled up! I also don't want to paint DRG as an inflexible player -- I remember when he pioneered overlord map coverage (prompting the viking opener we often see today).
Take game 3 -- the mix-in of mutas stretches gas a little farther than straight banelings, and playing the asymmetrical map asymmetrically was genius. If you can suppress the terran, you have free access to the bottom base which allows zerg to trade inefficiently. I think these two factors were key to DRG beating Dream this series.
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Some spoilers cuz I want to talk about the series and the last match!
Dream has a tendency to cheese (although unsuccessful lately) but also solid, as they say, "exhaust play" with extremely efficient TvZ.
DRG has struggled in the past with balancing his exceptional macro style with flavour-of-the-season harass builds (widow mine drops especially), but is now showing some impressive adaptations throughout his gameplay and series. I want to also mention that his creep spread has leveled up! I also don't want to paint DRG as an inflexible player -- I remember when he pioneered overlord map coverage (prompting the viking opener we often see today).
Take game 3 -- the mix-in of mutas stretches gas a little farther than straight banelings, and playing the asymmetrical map asymmetrically was genius. If you can suppress the terran, you have free access to the bottom base which allows zerg to trade inefficiently. I think these two factors were key to DRG beating Dream this series.
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