Early game has nothing happening, we poke around each other and don't see anything too crazy.
At the 7 min mark I'm taking my third when scout lings find a proxy pylon and I figure he's going a gateway timing but four seconds later my lings at the watch tower see this.
Surprise voidray, worst voidray.
He's gone for a fast stargate + warpgate timing which is actually better for me then a pure gateway timing because of my early queens.
Fortunately the majority of my army can shoot up, unfortunately that is because my army is seven units.
Unfortunately I didn't have enough lings to kill his proxy pylon before his army arrived so I pulled back and used the hatchery to buy time.
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With all of my queens grouped up, speed finishing I'm ready to move in and the hatchery just finished but he's already dropping a pylon to warp units into the fight.
Queens don't so much charge into battle as waddle.
I send the ling to clog up his army while I focus down the pylon.
Building your pylon between the enemy army and your army is generally not a very good idea.
The lings were quickly mopped up by his army but not before I managed to kill the pylon, this left him supply blocked and unable to spend his bank warping another round of units in.
4 Queens vs 5 Zealots, 2 Stalkers, 1 Voidray and an empty production tab.
Fortunately I can chain transfuses long enough for the next wave of zergling to finish and they tie up the zealots while I start to focus down the voidray.
Red flashing alerts in your base are never a good sign.
Instead of another voidray he built an oracle and takes advantage of the fact all my queens are tied up at the front to hit my mineral line.
It doesn't matter how much of your army can shoot up when it's five screens away.
Twenty seconds later the entire mineral line is dead.
It's basically a flying pack of blue flame hellions.
By the time his attack is finally pushed back and cleaned up it's over ten mins into the game and we're sitting at 27 workers.
30% of my supply is queens by this point.
My wrists are debating mutiny.
He's sitting at the top of a ramp with five sentries and I've got no tech so I'm not able to apply any pressure so I begin to spread creep and spam drones until I've got some sort of economy.
Just pretend something interesting is happening in this picture.
He takes a third and begins to build up a stalker / colossus so in response I keep expanding / pumping drones while building up a huge bank to switch into mutas.
When life gives you
lemons
an immobile opponent who can't put any pressure on you make
lemon-aid
mutas.
I do the typical annoying mutalisk things and keep hit and running mineral lines and exposed buildings until he makes the mistake of 1-aing his entire army to the far side of his main.
Not so much a ling run-by as a ling run-over.
With his economy in shambles he's got no option but to just go for it.
By this point I'm just throwing armies of lings at him to buy time because they're basically free.
By the time he reaches my base I've got more mutalisks then he has stalkers and there's another ten mutalisks in production.
The Queens are also back for blood.
Collssus, not quite imba enough to point up.
He promptly gets run over and gg's out.