Yet, in this case, it's so late that lessqq alread has his Confessor/Basilisk late game combo out, against which Strongarm isn't that scary anymore.

This map is great for Strongarm because of the spot of the turret chosen at 2:39m.

The first Orca doesn't get the harvester, but then a bit later gets a ton of damage done afterwards, killing a Stealth Tank and Chem This is trademark Suzaku with this deck, he often gets so much utility out of a single Otca.

lessqq probably could have built his harvester one Militant earlier, and at the end of the Militant/Rifle fight got a bit popcapped whilst charging the nuke for Suzaku - but overall, good start for lessqq, as the first nuke goes off late at 1:45m.

A skilled Rifle vs Militant fight in the centre, that in this case benefits lessqq, as he prefers the game to go on longer.

Giga, MLRS defended by other units), opponent heavy Tech (like Mammoth) or APCs.

Basilisk as the option against fortress decks (e.g.

can beat Chem Warriors, and against the current 'Jade meta' deck, lessqq will try to delay the game so much that he ideally can play Confessors instead of Chem Buggy as a counter to Chem Troopers, as he knows the Jade decks have the Laser Drones against the Chem Buggy.

Confessors as a very strong anti-infantry unit that is also good against most air units.

Stealth Tank as the counter to vehicles and air where Scavengers are not strong or fast enough, or are countered (e.g.

Chem Buggy as the early-/mid game counter to enemy infantry if & where the Militants don't cut it.

This can psychologically help delay the nuke compared to lasers. between accepting delaying the nuke and gifting lessqq some Tiberium. Also, Scavengers can force the opponent into hard decisions, e.g.

An upside of scavengers is the opportunity to earn some extra Tiberium (to get Tech out). Scavengers as the cheap anti-vehicle / anti-air option.Militants to open the game before or after the single harvester to scout and as a cheap unit to delay the charging of the nuke and fight enemy infantry.Especially against aggro decks, lessqq wants to delay the game, so might sometimes forego the second harvester until the first nuke is decided. Starting out with a single harvester, and trying to get a second one out depending on the opponent and how the game goes.Whilst he focuses on other games, he also plays Rivals since January, seemingly as a passion rather than a seriouus part of his Twitch/YouTube business. Who is lessqq? He's a prolific Twitch streamer with more than 100,000 followers and YouTuber withmore than 100,000 subscribers (German language).

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