Game number one
Background story:
The map was Karath, and we (the aliens) had the upper hand. A sturdy builder moved the base to the elevator room as soon as the game began. Unfortunately, the game was a rather small one and as most small games go, there were only a few good players. On the aliens side, only two players were getting kills; a marvelous (but quiet) goon named Andy, and I (Repentance).
The humans sent waves and waves of footsoldiers (and by that I mean humans without armor) at us, only to be chomped up and quickly digested by Andy and I (who were both camping base). The entire hummie army soon got fed up, and using strategic tactics were able to down me and Andy a couple times. Before we knew it, they were overwhelming us with Lasguns, Psaws and an assortment of UBERPROLEET weapons.
Andy and I pulled off a goon pounce-chomp combo, and repelled the human attack.
The juicy part(s):
We waited at base for s3 was only a block away, but after several minutes no attack sprung. I decided to scout it out. Running around the place, I found myself outside (ya'know, the place where there's snow everywhere and stuff?) and just as I was about to entire the door, I looked up...
The humans had built a repeater, a telenode, and several turrets at the top of the building (right next to the vent THAT LED STRAIGHT TO THE ELEVATOR ROOM!)
I hurried back to base, knowing to find what I'd expect. I quickly jumped next to the overmind (that was stationed at the top of the ele room) and checked if it could be fired at from the vent. Luckily for us, we had a competent builder and no bullet would graze the overmind if the human just crouched at the vent opening and fired.
I hung around and before I knew it, two hummies had entered the room and unloaded their clips into our base (their names were [SWAT]Yang and cpSeraph. The rest of my team could not protect the overmind as they were all tyrants. So only I (the lone dretch) attempted to fend off the duo. While I ran around biting, the humans destroyed both our eggs and the overmind. Knowing their task to be complete, the hurried back into the vents...but not without me killing cpSeraph as he was just about to enter the vents. And so the surprise attackers retreated.
WE WERE SCREWED!
We had no builders, no eggs, no overmind. All we had were two tyrants, an advanced dragoon (who evolved just as the overmind fell), and a dretch. A quick conversation took place and we decided to storm the undefended human base. The majority of the human army was stationed at the vents outside, so when we arrived at the default human base at Karath, there were only two meager soldiers and a few turrets to deal with. We crushed their entire base without losing a single life. But our job was not yet over.
Everyone rushed outside to fight the battle that we all knew we were going to lose. Every...single...human...player stood outside, several carrying jetpacks, waiting for us. As a dretch, I was downed early off in the battle. But although knowing the alien's fate, and knowing that I could no longer spawn, I decided to record the battle. Simply amazing. The video is available on demand)
[TK] Slashe, who was our only adv. goon, (and with the support of the two tyrants) sniped the repeator, then the turrets and finished off the last human builder (cpSeraph). Surprisingly, with no base at all and the entire human team against them, the aliens pulled off a win.
IT WUZ TEH BEST GAEM EVAR!
Game number two (much shorter).
I joined the game (Tremor was the map), and realized that the aliens had no spawns left. No base left. Only two players. MoherSoldier and Herios[Polska] were still alive. At my time of joining the game, Moher had around 40 kills. Herios had about 20.
The entire human army chased after Moher (as he was the only tyrant above ground). I watched the episode as a spectator and when Moher was finally finished off by several Bsuits, moher had 68 kills. With the entire human team against him, Moher lasted long enough to take down 28 players with him (heck, I don't even get 28 kills when I have a team backing me up!). And so the game came down to humans vs. one last tyrant.
The thing that won/tied the aliens the game:
HERIOS WAS TEH STUCK IN TEH SEWERS/BASEMENT/MAZE.
To cut the story short, no one could kill Herios due to the maze. Herios picked off the humans one by one, soon starving them of credits. The timelimit was 55, and when I had to leave the game at 53 minutes, Herios had 101 kills. I bet aliens tied that game.
Please post any of your games that you thought to be amazing (and hopefully recorded).
