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[AG]AggressionGaming
Canada43 Posts
Upon doing so by myself as a 4 year old, I learned to be aware of opponents, naturally this happened in the first game. I learned how to attack these people because I was also aware that opponents were my "enemies" (or w/e I would of thought of as a 4 year old, "Bad guys" probably...) 14 years later I am depressed at the mental capacity of any sort of adult that is in bronze league... Its really depressing :| | ||
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Megaliskuu
United States5123 Posts
On March 10 2012 16:59 [AG]AggressionGaming wrote: Whats so darn depressing, was that I started playing BW when I was 4... The first thing I learned was how to build an scv, then how to build a depot, then how to build a barracks. Upon doing so by myself as a 4 year old, I learned to be aware of opponents, naturally this happened in the first game. I learned how to attack these people because I was also aware that opponents were my "enemies" (or w/e I would of thought of as a 4 year old, "Bad guys" probably...) 14 years later I am depressed at the mental capacity of any sort of adult that is in bronze league... Its really depressing :| I just imagine its a bunch of 9-10 year olds playing their first RTS. | ||
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MichaelJLowell
United States610 Posts
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sc2superfan101
3583 Posts
On March 10 2012 12:57 vOdToasT wrote: No, you're not on the right track. Are you mad, bro? read the god damned op. There's a difference between skill and knowledge. In order to deal with a worker rush, you need to know about attack move. That's it, no skill required - just KNOWLEDGE. An autistic six year old can deal with it if he KNOWS that he is supposed to attack move. The funny thing is that people fail despite him telling them how to do it. It's not that they lack skill, it's that they fail at a task that takes no skill, only knowledge, when he provides them with the knowledge. i read the OP, unfortunately. i've read his other blogs too. and yes i'm mad. i'm pissed. i'm so angry i'm punching a wall right now in pure, uncontrollable rage. everytime i read a word on this thread i'm superfly TNT, i'm the guns of the navarone. i'm like a racecar in the red. i could blow. there is no real difference between skill and knowledge. he, by all accounts, provides them with "knowledge" that is completely unsolicited and does it in a relatively dick manner. and it's a big surprise that they don't necessarily take it to heart? | ||
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sc2superfan101
3583 Posts
On March 10 2012 11:02 Carbonthief wrote: Sometimes being mean is funny. this is the entirety of the OP, right here. i salute you sir, you've condensed the entire thing down into one, easy to read, sentence. | ||
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blackodd
Sweden451 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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KDrake
Canada66 Posts
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riff
United States113 Posts
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EdenPLusDucky
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DivinO
United States4796 Posts
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OPL3SA2
United States378 Posts
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vvv
13 Posts
I have a theory abouth their panic reaction when they see the worker rush. I don't know what a bronze game actually looks like, but I'm assuming it's something like build an army for 30 minutes, then meet in the center of the map and see who wins. By worker rushing you're introducing the element of surprise, which is something new and very unusual. You're frightening them and that's why they hate you so much. Also, fear hinders normal cognitive behavior, so they can only mobilize the most basic function, like reflex-lifting of the CC or escape response, or in some cases aggression. Oh, and, if you've been playing for several month, several thousands of games, I'd like to know what is your motivation. I bet that'd be fascinating as well. | ||
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Aserrin
Uruguay231 Posts
On March 10 2012 17:10 sc2superfan101 wrote: there is no real difference between skill and knowledge Yes there is, the dude explained it to you in that post you quoted. Do you have bronze syndrome, too? | ||
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blackodd
Sweden451 Posts
On March 10 2012 17:13 sc2superfan101 wrote: this is the entirety of the OP, right here. i salute you sir, you've condensed the entire thing down into one, easy to read, sentence. On the contrary he seems to be about the most helpful player I've seen | ||
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zarcel
Poland7 Posts
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Signum
Canada99 Posts
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Murlox
France1699 Posts
You could go to a bunch a poor people and brag about having a car. Now that would be tons of fun, look at them with their bicycles, how slow they move. If only they knew it only takes a job. You could go to a vegetarian meeting and choke yourself on meat. So tasty meat, look at what you're missing, greenies. Make sure to take a lot of pictures and describe what you did with quadri-syllabus words, you should always appeal to a fringe of society. I rated it 1, for pathetic. | ||
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Waah
United States120 Posts
Read all your previous blog entries just now by the way, great read. | ||
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
Everyone in this game is so completely and utterly unaware of how incompetent they are. | ||
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