Zerg Rush/Video Games: Difference between revisions

**** In the old PVP Rank Grind days, skilled, rank-minded presets or premades - groups of players all queueing together and acting as a team, instead of the random team the game's queueing system throws you together with - often had multiple, pre-planned strategies for each map, in case the enemy team resorted to Zerg. Zerg in [[Wo WWoW]] PVP is very powerful - it's jsut a cloud of red names haphazardly smashing everything in sight - but very, very stupid. It often ends up with the entire enemy team moving around at once - suicidal to attack directly, but none of these maps rely on merely killing opponents to win, capture of critical points (like flags or towers) are ''always'' required. Thus, when facing a Zerg, the appropriate response is to disperse, not ever attack it head-on, and just get behind it, re-capping everything they leave behind. The end result is a huge, dangerous and yet helpless mass of players constantly losing everything they've just gained as soon as they move on to the next point, losing the game in spite of the seemingly overwhelming display of force.