Quote Originally Posted by Akujima View Post
Sure. You could just pick up the chess table and smash it on the ground (Zerg) because you're tired of having to use careful planned out strategy in order to win. But did you actually win according to how chess is supposed to be won?

Point of this thread is to incorporate the strategy back into the game. And not allow "Ah lets just Zerg it" to be the only method. I realize how efficient "Zerging" is,
but this is a game after all, not real life.
Don't use real life analogies on it. The premise of your analogy is also incorrect because, as you stated,

But did you actually win according to how chess is supposed to be won?
when in this case, zerging does "win chess how it's supposed to be won" because the game allows it to happen and it is not marked as a glitch. Whether or not you LIKE the strategy is irrelevant: it is legitimate. A win is legitimate as long as I stay within game rules, whether I want to zerg it, SC+MB it, throw 18 PUPs at it or whatever.

But yes, I have to agree with GreatGuardian. It is difficult to make truly dynamic fights because the basic system is not incredibly dynamic to begin with. People will always use the most efficient way to defeat something which tends to be the simplest because the less variables you have to contend with, the greater your odds of success.