EPT Artifice United States. December 19 2011 02:31. Posts 338 PM Profile Quote #
Convince yourself that you're bad and no one gives a shit about your games, and that no matter how poorly you play it'll always be more beneficial to your game than not playing. At least that's what I did
Convince yourself that you're bad and no one gives a shit about your games, and that no matter how poorly you play it'll always be more beneficial to your game than not playing. At least that's what I did
Lexpar Canada. December 19 2011 00:56. Posts 1658 PM Profile Blog Quote #
Detatch your ego from it! You have to realize that winning or losing a game on the ladder has nothing to do with your self worth- this can be a big subconscious barrier. Come to peace with the fact that you will lose a LOT of games- the biggest pros in the world lose a LOT of games- and don't get hung up on it. Good luck!
Detatch your ego from it! You have to realize that winning or losing a game on the ladder has nothing to do with your self worth- this can be a big subconscious barrier. Come to peace with the fact that you will lose a LOT of games- the biggest pros in the world lose a LOT of games- and don't get hung up on it. Good luck!
^These. I've never been incredibly afraid of laddering 1v1 but that fear of losing can be tremendous. Go with a super risky build that you know you will likely lose with and the more you lose, the more comfortable you will be with it and it should become less scary. A good way to get over the fear is to go with a build you know will be difficult to win with. Do a monobattle in 1v1 and pick exotic units and if you lose then you can contribute it to the build and not necessarily take it personally if you lose.
