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"Jon" <dini...@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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>> It would be easy to setup a test.
>> So someone less lazy than me go do it
> Thanks guys.
> That's pretty much what I thought the result would be.
> Unfortunately, the only time we tested BC vs. Car was a direct
> assault, during which the BC would obviously win.
> My friend is not available to test his hit-and-run theory. If he does
> in fact have such awesome control.

Unless you guys are playing BGH!!nr20mins - it shouldn't be "just carriers 
on BCs".  There should be some support units, Ghosts, High Templars, Science 
Vessel - maybe a shield battery etc.

Usually if I am making a carrier fleet - I will have one or two shield 
batteries to run back to for recharging purposes.  (Of course I usually lose 
too - so what do I know.)

I made a test map once where you have a number of rounds in which you are 
greatly outnumbered for firepower, but you had a series of caster units that 
you could use to defend and attack with.  (A sort of 1 player micro practice 
map.)

I practiced things like lockdown - but some of the most amazing results came 
from doing weird stuff, like putting a defensive matrix on a pair of 
firebats - stim packing them and then having them take hits while marines 
pwned lings.

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LTP

:)