The Engine isn't hardly the 'game' part of the game.. it is the backbone. Tons of balancing and tactical issues would be yet to be resolved.
I don't know what game pickles was playing... maybe he forgot he had a keyboard? You know you can double click on a unit to select 12 of the same unit type... right?
Once I learned some of the basic keyboard commands I never found myself in the position where I couldn't control my units and I was fighting the interface rather than the enemy...
And only a complete NOOB rushes random swarms of units into a base.. sure.. the key with the zerg is numbers, but it is controled groups of numbers of units backed up with smaller teams of precision deployment.. A rush of units as a distraction + hitting their base from behind with a team of hydralisks back up by Guardians. Take out all their workers and most of thier buildings and if you can put all their workers and their main structure to rest, you've pretty much won the game, provided you are poised to take out any expansion bases as well...
I don't know what game pickles was playing... maybe he forgot he had a keyboard? You know you can double click on a unit to select 12 of the same unit type... right?
Once I learned some of the basic keyboard commands I never found myself in the position where I couldn't control my units and I was fighting the interface rather than the enemy...
And only a complete NOOB rushes random swarms of units into a base.. sure.. the key with the zerg is numbers, but it is controled groups of numbers of units backed up with smaller teams of precision deployment.. A rush of units as a distraction + hitting their base from behind with a team of hydralisks back up by Guardians. Take out all their workers and most of thier buildings and if you can put all their workers and their main structure to rest, you've pretty much won the game, provided you are poised to take out any expansion bases as well...