operation milk and cookies


a strategy in any rts game where the player will take all of his units and attack in a last ditch effort to destroy as many of the opponent’s units as possible. usually used when the enemy has a very obvious upper hand or near the end of a game.
in starcraft 2 i was on my last legs, so i began operation milk and cookies and destroyed half of his base before i died.

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