Stalker + Oracle + DT = GG?! | StarCraft II PvP

Four Stalkers force a reaction. The Oracle keeps the pressure on. Then the Dark Templars arrive. I'm breaking down a PvP build I learned from PiLiPiLi: 4-Stalker pressure into Oracle, a hidden Dark Shrine and the follow-up once detection comes out. This StarCraft II guide covers the build, the reasoning and the decisions I'd change after watching the replay. We look at what the early pressure is trying to force, how the forward Pylon sets up the Dark Shrine, and why scouting the Robotics Facility matters before committing the DTs. I also explain where I'd start Blink earlier and how to keep playing once the surprise is gone. This is one replay example. The early Stalkers and Oracle need careful control; losing those units can put you behind before the DTs arrive. The earlier PiLiPiLi build I covered: PvT 1 Unit DT Drop?    • PvT 1 Unit DT Drop?   Would you spend your next gas on Blink here, or commit harder to the DTs? Tell me what you're looking for in the scout. CHAPTERS 00:00 Three threats, one plan 00:15 The build’s risks and personal ratings 01:05 Opening order and gas setup 02:10 The PiLiPiLi connection 02:39 Core, Stalkers and Stargate 03:47 Pressure while the Oracle builds 05:08 The forward Probe and hidden Dark Shrine 07:16 Split the Dark Templars 07:42 Scout the Robotics Facility 08:21 The late Blink correction 09:17 Gateway follow-up and attack timing 10:48 The decisive Stalker fight 12:17 Third-base payoff and detection 13:50 Watch next: the PvT DT drop PiLiPiLi source example: Harass only challenge | Insanely close pvp with massive throws T_T    • Harass only challenge | Insanely close pvp...   The insert shows his Oracle-to-DT plan from a stream with a different opener. My replay walks through the four-Stalker version. #StarCraft2 #Protoss #SC2