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On August 25 2011 22:36 Morfildur wrote:
I only felt guilty when i 7pooled a protoss on shakuras. I never cheesed but i tried to do it more to switch it up and learn more about cheeses, but i'm just not made for that. I was close to just giving him the win, eventhough he said himself that it's a valid opening.
I think we should make it a requirement that everyone must play a 100 2v2's that way people will realize there is no such thing as cheese. There are multiple ways to win a game of starcraft.
Some just take longer than others 
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I 6pooled someone on xelnaga caverns 3 days ago.
I was about to win, but felt dirty, told him im sorry and left.
i swore to myself never to 6pool again.
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Definitely don't feel bad! A loss is always good to help one improve, so by beating them, you're helping them get better! You're doing them a service And if they decide to ignore the fantastic opportunity you've presented them to get better by bming and just hitting the matchmaking button straight away, that's their loss!
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On August 25 2011 22:44 Darkdeath3 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 25 2011 22:36 Morfildur wrote:
I only felt guilty when i 7pooled a protoss on shakuras. I never cheesed but i tried to do it more to switch it up and learn more about cheeses, but i'm just not made for that. I was close to just giving him the win, eventhough he said himself that it's a valid opening. I think we should make it a requirement that everyone must play a 100 2v2's that way people will realize there is no such thing as cheese. There are multiple ways to win a game of starcraft. Some just take longer than others
I played about 200-300 2v2s in season 1, usually went for fast expand into just having more stuff than both opponents combined :p
Also, there is cheese, the only question is wether you like to gamble or not... i don't :p
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Remember its just a game and ladder points are just...well worthless. No point to feel guilty for winning. Well unless you do a lame cheese build.
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On August 25 2011 22:17 A_Bandersnatch wrote:I also feel like I should encourage standard play so if i lose a macro game I 'gg wp' and leave, but if i am cheesed and lose I don't feel they deserve a 'gg' as they have no desire to improve. Or that is how i see it.
I feel the same way. It doesn't feel wrong when I win though, because I only win by outmacroing them. It happens that my opponent makes suicide moves, and sometimes I know that he is a better player than me, but I don't really feel guilty, because it was he who made the mistake. I wouldn't say something like "gg noob" in that scenario, which some players do when they manage to beat better players, but then I wouldn't say that regardless. I rage a lot when I lose though, but never against players who beat me in macro games, because it feels fair when they beat me.
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Am i the only person who doesnt feel guilt when 6 pooling protoss? I mean, they had it coming, right?
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Calgary25993 Posts
lol this is cute ive never heard of anyone thinking like this
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The better player deserves more points, so you're not stealing anything, you're taking what's rightfully yours.
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On August 26 2011 00:34 Chill wrote:lol this is cute ive never heard of anyone thinking like this
Chill likes it. Means absolutely nothing is wrong But yeah I wouldn't worry about this too much o.o Bring out your inner tasteless and steal them ladder points! lol
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Aw Chill thinks I'm cute. Haha, ah yeah, I will get over it. The first time I heard Tasteless say 'I'll be collecting your ladder points' I was absolutely shocked that someone could not feel guilty about collecting them. But then I figured out I was the weird one! Heh, thanks to everyone who is helping me change my attitude towards ladder much appreciated.
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To solve this problem , picture Tasteless pointing C-14 Gauss Rifle at you and yelling "GIVE ME YOUR GOD DAMN LADDER POINTS"
i have included a link for your convenience. please refer to this post if you are ever feeling too serious about points and laddering
glhf
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