Hi everyone,
I'm not blobbing, I'm spread out over the map, avoiding enemy strong points and capping around them.
Any help is appreciated.
You shouldn't do that.
Sometime
during each and every game, you must blobb (not necessarily all your units) to force off your opponent from a strategic point to get it under your control and sometimes you should spread around the map, avoid fight and cap.
Don't look at the people who blobb as sick, they're also learning. Point is you must learn in parallel when to blobb and how to get to the superior stage of blobbing in which you're able to control each squad of the blob with different orders, position, flanking route until you realize you're not blobbing anymore.
You also need to learn how to counter blob, to retreat in time when the fight is at your disadvantage, how to punish blobbing. You can lure a blobb somewhere and outcap your opponent so you get more resource than him
In 1vs1, you can't defend half of the map effectively before having a superior popcap (before having killed some of his squads so his popcap is significantly lower), the game is more about a wave move, you wave your army to right to cap /decap your opponent, then you wave to the left because he obviously went left to get some territory back.
So you do it faster and faster and smarter until you're so fast and smart in your move than you opponent don't have time to go left or right before you do. You outplayed him and you win.
You must know the maps, choke points, where to be and where to flank, where to put a mine etc..
Then it is also about your BO and what your use. You like Airborn then make sure you use at max potential your pathfinder to scout for HMGs, pak or rack, you pick the fight you want. You play Pershing, then use the smoke, you can't scout that much but if there is a HMGs, smoke and flank. etc...
Have replays if you want more help.