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Bijan
Profile Joined October 2010
United States286 Posts
February 13 2012 05:37 GMT
#21
Honestly, some people shouldn't play Starcraft. If it doesn't make you happy, don't play. I hope you do make masters, but as someone happy floating back and forth across the gold/platinum threshold, all I can say is try not to let the game give you rage or anxiety. If getting to masters league is important to making you happy, then suck it up and play until you get there.
Lightwip
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
United States5497 Posts
February 13 2012 05:38 GMT
#22
Sometimes quitting is the best thing to do. Best of luck.
If you are not Bisu, chances are I hate you.
ePLocust
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States587 Posts
February 13 2012 05:46 GMT
#23
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.
Mobius_1
Profile Blog Joined April 2011
United Kingdom2763 Posts
February 13 2012 05:52 GMT
#24
On February 13 2012 14:46 ePLocust wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.

It honestly doesn't matter. It's great you are passionate about it and want to get good, kudos, but know that even if your friends tease you and stuff they'll still be your friends even if you are in Bronze or Silver (or you need new friends).

I take it you are quite young? I'm only 20 but last year and some failures have made me realise that it's too exhausting to live to what you think are others' expectations and it doesn't help you achieve your own goals and objectives.

Seriously, take Toast's advice, you can (and probably will) come back to SC2 later.
Starleague Forever. RIP KT Violet~
ePLocust
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States587 Posts
February 13 2012 05:58 GMT
#25
On February 13 2012 14:52 Mobius_1 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 14:46 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.

It honestly doesn't matter. It's great you are passionate about it and want to get good, kudos, but know that even if your friends tease you and stuff they'll still be your friends even if you are in Bronze or Silver (or you need new friends).

I take it you are quite young? I'm only 20 but last year and some failures have made me realise that it's too exhausting to live to what you think are others' expectations and it doesn't help you achieve your own goals and objectives.

Seriously, take Toast's advice, you can (and probably will) come back to SC2 later.

it's not that they won't be my friends any more but it's just that pressure for me to get promoted because we always hang out and we talk about starcraft all the time. It's just that social pressure from being around the masters league players all the time.
Bagration
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
United States18282 Posts
February 13 2012 06:00 GMT
#26
Sorry to hear that. Hopefully you can remain involved in the SC2 scene.
Team Slayers, Axiom-Acer and Vile forever
ePLocust
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States587 Posts
February 13 2012 06:01 GMT
#27
On February 13 2012 15:00 Bagration wrote:
Sorry to hear that. Hopefully you can remain involved in the SC2 scene.


I think I'm going to keep my starcrafting to limited to my work with the NSL and my work with Team aiR.


like i said i plan to.
johnnywup
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States3858 Posts
February 13 2012 06:11 GMT
#28
youre a shit player and so is pretty much else in the world. diamond or masters or bronze you've all got things youre doing wrong. theres .000001% or something of players that are actually decent. a lot of pros aren't *that* good either. so who cares if you lose or not, it doesn't matter, you're bad, he's bad, so unless you actually want to become ACTUALLY good wins or losses don't matter. if you ACTUALLY want to become good you have to really analyze what you're doing and focus on specific aspects of your play that are bad, and drill them to death. you will lose a LOT if you want to become good, before you can actually play decently. Looking at the minimap, for example, is something a lot of people dont do. Once you start doing it, your macro will slip, your micro will slip, and you'll lose a lot. but eventually youll get better with that and youll be looking at the minimap at the same time. You'll never improve if you think "ugh im losing a lot im so bad". You have to look at what you're doing wrong mechanically first, then what you're doing wrong strategically. Losing is just part of improving, you've got to take losses and learn from them. You learn a lot less from wins than losses (if you're actually looking to learn from games).

Of course, you don't have to be trying to improve, you can just play for fun and competitiveness, without having to be top tier competitively, and you can easily become frustrated in this way. But if you're not trying to improve, then what do you care if you lose anyways? Just have fun and enjoy the game.
TheToast
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States4808 Posts
February 13 2012 06:17 GMT
#29
On February 13 2012 14:58 ePLocust wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 14:52 Mobius_1 wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:46 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.

It honestly doesn't matter. It's great you are passionate about it and want to get good, kudos, but know that even if your friends tease you and stuff they'll still be your friends even if you are in Bronze or Silver (or you need new friends).

I take it you are quite young? I'm only 20 but last year and some failures have made me realise that it's too exhausting to live to what you think are others' expectations and it doesn't help you achieve your own goals and objectives.

Seriously, take Toast's advice, you can (and probably will) come back to SC2 later.

it's not that they won't be my friends any more but it's just that pressure for me to get promoted because we always hang out and we talk about starcraft all the time. It's just that social pressure from being around the masters league players all the time.


So this is all about peer pressure? Really? That has to be the worst reason I've ever heard for someone to play a video game. What are they all going to say when you quit the game?

At some point in your life you are going to have to realize that everyone is better than you at something. Getting into childish competitions to prove you are just as good is just that; childish. Spend your time having fun and doing what you like, don't waste your time trying to prove something to your friends; and especially don't waste your time trying to be something you're not. Life is way way way too short to spend our precious time doing stupid things like that.



Also, this has to be the first time I've ever heard of someone getting peer pressured over a video game. Go smoke some pot or drink some beer or something jeeze...
I like the way the walls go out. Gives you an open feeling. Firefly's a good design. People don't appreciate the substance of things. Objects in space. People miss out on what's solid.
ePLocust
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States587 Posts
February 13 2012 07:00 GMT
#30
On February 13 2012 15:17 TheToast wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 14:58 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:52 Mobius_1 wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:46 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.

It honestly doesn't matter. It's great you are passionate about it and want to get good, kudos, but know that even if your friends tease you and stuff they'll still be your friends even if you are in Bronze or Silver (or you need new friends).

I take it you are quite young? I'm only 20 but last year and some failures have made me realise that it's too exhausting to live to what you think are others' expectations and it doesn't help you achieve your own goals and objectives.

Seriously, take Toast's advice, you can (and probably will) come back to SC2 later.

it's not that they won't be my friends any more but it's just that pressure for me to get promoted because we always hang out and we talk about starcraft all the time. It's just that social pressure from being around the masters league players all the time.


So this is all about peer pressure? Really? That has to be the worst reason I've ever heard for someone to play a video game. What are they all going to say when you quit the game?

At some point in your life you are going to have to realize that everyone is better than you at something. Getting into childish competitions to prove you are just as good is just that; childish. Spend your time having fun and doing what you like, don't waste your time trying to prove something to your friends; and especially don't waste your time trying to be something you're not. Life is way way way too short to spend our precious time doing stupid things like that.



Also, this has to be the first time I've ever heard of someone getting peer pressured over a video game. Go smoke some pot or drink some beer or something jeeze...

I don't think you understand. It's not a conscious peer pressure by them to me to improve at the game. It's pressure I put on myself to get better because they're better than I am. That's called a competative nature. I played this game just like this even before I met these guys. I've never been okay with not improving in rank the whole time I've played this game.
AKAce
Profile Joined January 2012
United States8 Posts
February 13 2012 07:11 GMT
#31
Of lately I have been seeing an increasing amount of comments revolving around the mentality, "you suck, get used to it." While I understand where this is coming from, and can agree with it to some extent, this seems like a deeply depressing attitude to adopt. In reality, if you have devoted the time required to reach high diamond, you are far from awful at the game. It would be far from encouraging to tell a introductory guitar student (or even one who has a fair degree of experience behind them) that, "you need to realize you suck and should focus on sucking less."

My main point is that the reason most all of us play this game is because we enjoy the feeling of accomplishment and growth. Try not to lose that feeling man, and appreciate how far you have come!
lOvOlUNiMEDiA
Profile Blog Joined October 2007
United States643 Posts
February 13 2012 07:44 GMT
#32
I agree with TheToast. I also agree with the other players who have stated that you should play for fun.

But, if you choose not to play for fun and instead decide that you must get to masters, just keep in mind that all the evidence available to you is that If you continue putting the pressure you put on yourself then it seems like one of the consequences of that pressure is you raging. What's going to happen when you make masters, anyways? Are you then going to give up playing? Give up trying to improve? Or is your entire gaming life going to be a series of painful, rage-filled steps up the ladder -- a ladder that you will never get to the "top" of.

To say that I'm missing the point, you would first have to show that such work can have a point.
CanucksJC
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
Canada1241 Posts
February 13 2012 07:53 GMT
#33
I gave up playing competitively like a year ago.... too much stress, and now I just enjoy running LAN's and organizing stuff for the scene. You shouldn't play if you don't enjoy playing
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Jehct
Profile Blog Joined July 2010
New Zealand9115 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-02-13 07:54:16
February 13 2012 07:53 GMT
#34
1) If you actually want to improve your mindset is completely wrong. Arbitrarily doing builds is bad for improvement - do something standard and repetitive. You should be mad when your macro fails, not when you lose (I feel worst when I win shitty games). You have no right to ego because you aren't pro; you aren't better than the guy who all-ins you because you play a different style, and vice-versa, regardless of who wins.

2) If you aren't enjoying it, stop. This is your free time. No one's telling you to play. If you get satisfaction from improvement, do it. If you get burned out and angry from playing, stop. There will absolutely be times in your life when playing starcraft is counterproductive - for improvement and for your mental state.

"You seem to think about this game a lot"
SoniC_eu
Profile Joined April 2011
Denmark1008 Posts
February 13 2012 08:06 GMT
#35
LEave the game and do something more worthwhile that suits you better :D Something that actually makes you happy in the long run. Isn't there always been something you've wanted to do?
In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure. http://da.twitch.tv/sonic_eu
SnetteL
Profile Blog Joined February 2011
Belgium473 Posts
February 13 2012 08:21 GMT
#36
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
I just can't handle playing anymore.


It takes a certain man to play games in his spare time for amusement.
Caps lock is cruise control for cool.
Spieltor
Profile Blog Joined February 2012
327 Posts
February 13 2012 08:30 GMT
#37
I'll go ahead and judge you.

raging and breaking stuff when you aren't even a "pro" probably means that you're not really doing anything else big in your life because you put so much.
There's truth to the buddhist saying that you should not express constant anger, unlike one time events. If you refrain from expressing it and control it, it will eventually diminish.
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Stancel
Profile Blog Joined June 2011
Singapore15360 Posts
February 13 2012 08:32 GMT
#38
On February 13 2012 15:17 TheToast wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 13 2012 14:58 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:52 Mobius_1 wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:46 ePLocust wrote:
On February 13 2012 14:33 TheToast wrote:
On February 13 2012 12:33 ePLocust wrote:
Today just makes me want to quit the game because it just doesn't seem worth it. I don't feel like I'm improving enough.


Who cares how good you are? You should play the game because it's fun. I'm tired of people making Starcraft into more than it should be. It's a game, you should play it for fun, as a hobby. Starcraft isn't supposed to be about some grand life mission to be the best and catch 'em all. Stop playing with that attitude and play the game for enjoyment; that's the way it's meant to be played. Proplayers are able to play the game with such conviction because they have such an incredible passion for the game that they can sit and ladder for 12 hours straight, you obviously don't have that and neither do 99% of us.

Now go to the steam store and buy some other cool games and have some fun for a change. That's the whole point of why we are all gamers.

Me. My friends who play the game all have been better than I have been for a long long time. This step to masters is the last in a long fight to actually earn some respect. People don't respect diamond players. I've worked my ass up from silver to where i am right now and I've been close now for 2 seasons and both I've been very very very close then I hit a shitty streak where i can''t win a game at all. I can't imagine EVERYONE is in that same situation where there's the pressure to get promoted.

It honestly doesn't matter. It's great you are passionate about it and want to get good, kudos, but know that even if your friends tease you and stuff they'll still be your friends even if you are in Bronze or Silver (or you need new friends).

I take it you are quite young? I'm only 20 but last year and some failures have made me realise that it's too exhausting to live to what you think are others' expectations and it doesn't help you achieve your own goals and objectives.

Seriously, take Toast's advice, you can (and probably will) come back to SC2 later.

it's not that they won't be my friends any more but it's just that pressure for me to get promoted because we always hang out and we talk about starcraft all the time. It's just that social pressure from being around the masters league players all the time.


At some point in your life you are going to have to realize that everyone is better than you at something. Getting into childish competitions to prove you are just as good is just that; childish. Spend your time having fun and doing what you like, don't waste your time trying to prove something to your friends; and especially don't waste your time trying to be something you're not. Life is way way way too short to spend our precious time doing stupid things like that.


It's a matter of personal pride (I'd assume), stop thinking that that (the portion I quoted) is the main reason for him to quit. I'd be frustrated too if I was working hard and still feel like I'm not getting anywhere for 2 seasons. Wanting to improve oneself isn't a childish goal.
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Tomken
Profile Joined January 2010
Norway1144 Posts
February 13 2012 08:45 GMT
#39
Come and play some BW ]
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guN-viCe
Profile Joined March 2010
United States687 Posts
February 13 2012 09:05 GMT
#40
Losing is how we get better. Accepting responsibility is important for growth.
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