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Carnivorous Sheep Baa?21242 Posts January 29 2009 06:42 GMT #1 So, I decided to follow up on my New Year's Resolution. After years and years of Theorycraft in lieu of Starcraft, I decided to actually play some Starcraft again. I expect to fail miserably and hover at the D-D- level, but hopefully it'll be fun. My question is, what are 1-3ish maps that are good for a beginner (assume I played NO Starcraft before this) to start getting familiar with and playing exclusively on for iccup? I plan on failing on just a couple maps exclusively before expanding my horizons to newer and greater lengths of fail.

SpiritoftheTunA United States20903 Posts January 29 2009 06:44 GMT #2 although it's hated by many, python is a good foundation on new macro-style play so is blue storm and othello i dunno

Ftrunkz Australia2474 Posts January 29 2009 06:46 GMT #3 yeah, learn python first. After that just learn what ever is MotW on ICCup each week and you'll eventually know almost all maps

Ilikestarcraft Korea (South)17716 Posts January 29 2009 06:46 GMT #4 python blue storm andromeda Simple macro maps Longinus and Tau Cross are good too

liger13 United States1060 Posts January 29 2009 06:47 GMT #5 yup... you can normaly always grab some people to play on python... although Colosseum is pretty good as well if your learning some macro

DownMaxX Canada1311 Posts January 29 2009 06:47 GMT #6 Large 4-player macro maps I guess? Python (overused anyway), Andromeda, Othello, Colosseum II, ect. Also Destination (2-player).

Carnivorous Sheep Baa?21242 Posts January 29 2009 06:49 GMT #7 Okey dokey, sounds good. Thanks for the input, to Python, away! edit: I coulda sworn there was some map pack thing for download on this site that included a lot of the currently popular maps. Can someone point me the right way?

blabber United States4448 Posts January 29 2009 06:52 GMT #8 the TLPD has links for you to download maps. iccup.com also has a map pack.

Carnivorous Sheep Baa?21242 Posts January 29 2009 06:54 GMT #9 Aha, iccup. That's it. Thanks.

DownMaxX Canada1311 Posts January 29 2009 06:54 GMT #10 If you're playing on iCCup, you're going to want their map pack: http://www.iccup.com/files/view/iCCup_Ladder_maps_01.html

Chill Calgary25951 Posts January 29 2009 06:54 GMT #11 Python.

lIlIlIlIlIlI Korea (South)3851 Posts January 29 2009 06:54 GMT #12 --- Nuked ---

ramen247 United States1256 Posts January 29 2009 06:54 GMT #13 play python until you are like C+ lol.

CDRdude United States5625 Posts January 29 2009 06:58 GMT #14 Like other people have said, Python and Blue Storm. Maybe pick one of the MOTW's each week as well.

Carnivorous Sheep Baa?21242 Posts January 29 2009 07:00 GMT #15 On January 29 2009 15:54 ramen247 wrote: play python until you are like C+ lol. I guess I'll be Python forever then xD!

WindCalibur Canada938 Posts January 29 2009 07:04 GMT #16 If you are zerg you can always try medusa...

Vivi57 United States6599 Posts January 29 2009 07:36 GMT #17 Destination is fun to play (and I'm pretty bad too) 2 player maps have less positional variation (cross positions vs close, like dropship play on python)

T.O.P. Hong Kong4685 Posts January 29 2009 07:46 GMT #18 On January 29 2009 16:04 WindCalibur wrote: If you are zerg you can always try medusa... No, Medusa is like a zerg graveyard.

Not_Computer Canada2277 Posts January 29 2009 08:04 GMT #19 lol, i tried to get my friend to learn Plasma and after one game he's like "this map is shit, next please" edit: though he did beat me on medusa and we both seemed to like Chupung-Ryeong

WindCalibur Canada938 Posts January 29 2009 08:04 GMT #20 On January 29 2009 16:46 T.O.P. wrote: Show nested quote + On January 29 2009 16:04 WindCalibur wrote: If you are zerg you can always try medusa... No, Medusa is like a zerg graveyard. well statistically from progamers the map is quite balanced

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