EPT2. do everything until you have everything finished and then train sc2 (or just train sc2 when you have free time)
(lets say you have 3 hours of sc2 a day as free time)
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RobJ
Belgium38 Posts
2. do everything until you have everything finished and then train sc2 (or just train sc2 when you have free time) (lets say you have 3 hours of sc2 a day as free time) | ||
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palanq
United States761 Posts
or telling me? | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46687 Posts
Always train with a purpose. Don't just grind/ practice just for the sake of playing. If you're going to play, make sure you focus on something. Have a strategy in mind, or know that you want to work on *something* in particular (perfecting your macro, or making sure that you don't get psi-blocked, etc.). Of course, if you just want to have fun with friends, then that's entirely different  | ||
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RobJ
Belgium38 Posts
On March 01 2011 22:57 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: As Day[9] says: Always train with a purpose. Don't just grind/ practice just for the sake of playing. If you're going to play, make sure you focus on something. Have a strategy in mind, or know that you want to work on *something* in particular (perfecting your macro, or making sure that you don't get psi-blocked, etc.). Of course, if you just want to have fun with friends, then that's entirely different ok | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46687 Posts
On March 01 2011 22:57 palanq wrote: are you asking? or telling me? I think he was asking which one is better. And I think the point is that the time-restraint isn't the main problem; the main problem is making sure you know what to do or focus on as you play the game. Three well-planned and well-executed games can be much more rewarding than ten random games where you didn't really do anything special or gain any ground strategy-wise. If you're trying to train, that is. | ||
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foobuser
Vatican City State16 Posts
its still pretty ambiguous but in Belgium they would know exactly what hes talking about. | ||
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[Atomic]Peace
United States451 Posts
GL and HF~ | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46687 Posts
On March 01 2011 23:06 foobuser wrote: well,i must say, coming from a Belgian, this opening statement is as clear as it can get. its still pretty ambiguous but in Belgium they would know exactly what hes talking about. I think the problem was that he didn't actually start off with "Which of the following is preferable?" He just listed two different things. ::shrugs:: [Atomic]Peace has good notes too. | ||
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Ponyo
United States1231 Posts
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