As a Protoss I can sometimes find it quite hard to come up against a quick rush of the likes of a Terran Reactor build or a Zerg Rush. So far the only way I have been able to slow down the rush so far is to force field my ramp with a sentry.
Does any other Protoss players know of some good ways to protect myself? Other then chrono-boosting out stalkers and such, and the obvious scouting!
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In Protoss vs Terran it does depend a lot on how you're being attacked but generally having good awareness through stalker usage and having a Mothership Core for Photon overcharge deals with most regular attacks.
If it's an 11/11 then it depends on your build order and if you probe scout/when you see things. Chronoing your gateway and throwing probes at him is the solution.
If it's a dropship based attack then you need 3-5 stalkers to clean it up and an obs if he has mines. Plus the mocore. Remember that stalkers are ok units but require good microing against marines for full effect.
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This works with Zerg, as they USUALLY send Zerglings.
DO NOT spend the starting 50 mins for a Probe.
@100 mins - Pylon
@150 mins - Forge
- When it's in progress, make 2 or 3 Probes, Chrono Boost.
@ Forge complete, build 1 or 2 Photon Cannons overlooking key areas around your base.
This works with Zerg, as they USUALLY send Zerglings.
DO NOT spend the starting 50 mins for a Probe.
@100 mins - Pylon
@150 mins - Forge
- When it's in progress, make 2 or 3 Probes, Chrono Boost.
@ Forge complete, build 1 or 2 Photon Cannons overlooking key areas around your base.
The rest is up to you.
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Don't do this. Ever.
Even if you knew they were drone rushing or 6 pooling it would be bad.
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