So i just play 24~25 games of sc2 1v1

So i just play 24~25 games of sc2 1v1 - Page 2

RaLakedaimon

United States1564 Posts

September 02 2011 03:35 GMT

#21

That's a ton of games, I think the most I ever played in one setting was 16 or 17. I always know when to stop though because my chair reminds me its a piece of shit by digging into my back. I usually get better the more I play though, think its because I stop caring though so I just play and not try to be gosu.

Netherlands12045 Posts

September 02 2011 03:37 GMT

#22

On September 02 2011 12:02 ironchef wrote:
Hindsight 20/20, did you feel that was too many games, not enough or just right, in terms of maximum/efficient improvement. Say you had to do this everyday, or had a short timeline to get better , what would you do differently? (Have that other thread in mind where the guy wants to beat a GM in 1 week hehe)

Also, any thoughts on why they got rid of the OTBG (One True Black Guy), Hiram.

well the main inspiration was first came from artosis video on oGs house. TheWind commented that when you wake up in the morning, its best to play before you eat anything since your concentrate will be at best. I started to play 2-3 games everyday before i eat my breakfast.

Then i watched yellow show on sc2 where the wind said you need to play at least 30-40 games a day to get better, i thought i might try that. I was really close to GM back then and wana test myself how far i could go.

So far 20 games appears to be a lot. Its not like i cant play more, which i definitely could, but i dont really remember the games i played. I really cant recall them and learned from what happen. My body became a function: scout and react with no memory stored. Not sure if this is a good or bad thing but i have played 2 guys PvP twice where i beat them hard first game and 2nd game they just try to blind counter my style. The PvPs become really weird where both players 14 gates, use all 5 chrono on probes and i got the gas steal on him. Macro PvP is fun and weird.......

If i had to do this everyday, i probably wana order pizza instead of cook for myself. Also i wish my canadian ISP dont have bandwidth limit so i can stream the games. Having people watch you 1v1 make you less 'lonely' and sometime viewers have really good 3rd sight into your game.