How bout you slow down the game and learn to execute a build and to respond to enemy builds perfectly. Then rise the speed gradually while trying not to cut corners to the fastest speed.

AnonymousSC

United States24 Posts

October 08 2011 14:43 GMT

#182

Vegeta training in heavier gravity is not equivalent to playing SC2 at a faster speed. To get better you just need to practice with the best players and having a coach that would help point out mistakes that you might miss on your own would also be really helpful. Playing faster would make you throw off your timings completely and would be more detrimental than helpful.

Randomaccount#77123

United States5003 Posts

October 08 2011 14:57 GMT

#183

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Aberu

United States968 Posts

October 08 2011 15:31 GMT

#184

I love, how so many people took this seriously.

Xyik

Canada728 Posts

October 08 2011 15:44 GMT

#185

Nah, there are a lot of little things that rely on muscle memory and cool-down timings, training at faster speeds would just break all those things.

Yung

United States727 Posts

October 08 2011 16:14 GMT

#186

I think something that would weight down your fingers would work better, but as its been said before you still wouldnt know how to use that apm.

Geovu

Estonia1344 Posts

October 08 2011 16:45 GMT

#187

I don't know why everything thinks the equivalent of 400G training in Starcraft would be increasing game speed, as the actual equivalent would simply be playing Starcraft in 400G.

Think about it, your fingers would weigh 400x, so they would move at 1/400 of their current speed (Or not at all, since in reality at 400G you would instantly turn into a puddle on the ground lol)

Your fingers would slowly learn to get used to the additional effort required to push the buttons. They would get faster, faster, and faster until they were up to their original speed at 1G.

Then, when the training has completed and you return to the original gravity, you would become the ultimate Starcraft player:

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(Phear my skillz you chobo noobz!)

Ian Ian Ian

913 Posts

October 08 2011 17:38 GMT

#188

Someone tried making a map like this for BW didnt they?

Patarach

United States13 Posts

October 08 2011 18:07 GMT

#189

There definitely is a map like this for sc2. I basically works like he said by making units move faster build faster etc. I think it may almost make sense when I played it my apm was like 160. My normal apm is about 90-100, yes I know apm does not matter whatever but it forced me to go faster and both were played on fastest setting. Map name is is like 10x speed or something, I only played at 6x. Macro is not incredibly difficult but micro is basically impossible. Will try to get replay.

mamelouk

France135 Posts

October 08 2011 18:36 GMT

#190

Did anyone mentionned that DBZ is not real life ? :D

Crackensan

United States479 Posts

October 08 2011 19:16 GMT

#191

Your theory intrigues me QXC and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

I think this would help out the top tier only in reaction times and some multitasking.

For us lower leaguers, it would help greatly in that regard, so long as your macro doesn't suffer for it. It would emphasize map awareness and LOOKING at the minimap.

saltywet

Hong Kong1316 Posts

October 08 2011 21:17 GMT

#192

by the way, i hope some people realize that there are similar training routines for modern athletes (namely marathon runners, sprinters)

one of them is to train in higher altitudes with less oxygen so that when the time for competition comes its way easier to compete due to more oxygen

WightyCity

Canada887 Posts

October 08 2011 21:22 GMT

#193

i think fast would be fun to practice build orders.

jorge_the_awesome

United States463 Posts

October 08 2011 21:57 GMT

#194

Why not try and play two games at once?
By being at the same speed, you wouldn't mess up your sense of timing, but you'd have to click a lot faster and multitask twice as much. When you move back to normal 1v1 you'd have much more attention/better multitasking ability.

Lipski

Poland373 Posts

October 08 2011 22:15 GMT

#195

there is a map like this, at least published on EU server. search for "speed", and you'll see map named "1.5x speed | xel'naga caverns". everything is just as qxc described, but there is a bug -> buildings finish building with only ~75% of max hp, and stay that way. other than that everything works fine.

iloveBankai

Australia50 Posts

October 08 2011 22:43 GMT

#196

the problem in doing this is you will end up focusing more on macro and less on micro....

Nightsz

Canada398 Posts

October 08 2011 23:52 GMT

#197

I dont think playing at a faster game speed is the way to go. Gravity training lowered your speed and agility and by training, you become "stronger" in normal conditions

So...I think the equivalent of this would be playing in a super cold room. Since this lowers your finger speed, and thus playing at room temperature, you would be playing at godspeed....?

Kingsp4de20

United States716 Posts

October 09 2011 02:07 GMT

#198

On October 09 2011 02:38 Ian Ian Ian wrote:
Someone tried making a map like this for BW didnt they?

Yea I've played it before. It was actually pretty cool and crazy but it would always crash.

mrlie3

Canada350 Posts

October 09 2011 03:44 GMT

#199

lol o qxc...