Woooo D+!

On April 03 2009 09:27 food wrote:
amazing
mad props to you, wish i had the balls to play this much through losses

On April 03 2009 09:34 Divinek wrote:
nice job on brute forcing the point system

On April 03 2009 10:23 Cloud wrote:
By the way does it crash for anyone else when trying to get on iccup on window mode?

Says 'memory cant be "read"'

On April 03 2009 10:15 lazz wrote:


Loser.

On April 03 2009 10:15 lazz wrote:


Loser.

On April 03 2009 09:37 Neak wrote:


you might wanna realise that without practise nothing is achieved, I had a friend once, from an old private server back in 2000 or was it 2001 i dont remember. He was like 240-800, people were like "haha nice win ratio" etc. He made a new account after a while and went 149-2.

On April 03 2009 15:07 Cube wrote:
i just have to... http://www.iccup.com/gamingprofile/[scissors].html

On April 03 2009 15:28 RobRoy2501 wrote:
Nice, Im basically struggling to stay at D, 25-67 haha.

On April 03 2009 14:53 ghermination wrote:
grats, you are now officially better than 90% of pub b.net newbies.

On April 07 2009 12:20 Skeptic wrote:
We're D- players. If D+ players are rated 1/4, we're .1/4. We have such a great skill gap between D+ players that we don't know how to proceed. We're told that we should follow a sort of starcraft darwinism in that the fittest and most dedicated users of BW will succeed and prevail in snaking their way slowly up the hypothetical ladder through long hours of practicing build orders and studying replays. What we're trying to say here is that we're stumbling blindly in the dark and occasionally we bump into it... but we don't stumble into it nearly enough for it to be satisfying.
We're lost. We want to compete, not with Flash or some A+ player but with people who we are on equal footing with.
Believe it or not, us 'noobs' don't have wet dreams of winning some crazy cracked up Korean trophy with our name on it. We're not trying to rush anything. All we want is our own place to begin, and we don't want a computer opponent to be our begining. We don't want the random broodwar oponent on US east or west where hacking is prevalant and unreasonably high APM players pop out of nowhere to destroy you.
What we want is a supportive foundation of people like us, a rank of our own, a letter to our name and a rank we can work towards. We don't want this through mechanic and mindless training of the mind and fingers, but through games with our piers and equals. There is no doubt in my head that if we were to play eachother, real human players, that we would be so much more motivated to continue play. Most of all, we would have fun and not have to wait so long for us to be able to grasp onto the ladder for elites. There's so many of us that the user base for ICCup would expand exponentially if we were able to find eachother in its ranking system and new innovative players that have tricks of their own may pop out and not someone who has spent their last few months trying to understand what goes on in the mind of a Korean pro gamer when they try to make his build theirs'.

We're tired of losing 50 games in a row. We just want to play eachother. We don't have to do it in ICCup. I'm trying to prove to some of you that playing humans at your skill level should be acceptable no matter where you are, and a noob league would be great to do this in, but there are none to any noob's knowledge because he's a noob and to him there are no leagues like ICCup.

On April 07 2009 12:20 Skeptic wrote:
We're D- players. If D+ players are rated 1/4, we're .1/4. We have such a great skill gap between D+ players that we don't know how to proceed. We're told that we should follow a sort of starcraft darwinism in that the fittest and most dedicated users of BW will succeed and prevail in snaking their way slowly up the hypothetical ladder through long hours of practicing build orders and studying replays. What we're trying to say here is that we're stumbling blindly in the dark and occasionally we bump into it... but we don't stumble into it nearly enough for it to be satisfying.
We're lost. We want to compete, not with Flash or some A+ player but with people who we are on equal footing with.
Believe it or not, us 'noobs' don't have wet dreams of winning some crazy cracked up Korean trophy with our name on it. We're not trying to rush anything. All we want is our own place to begin, and we don't want a computer opponent to be our begining. We don't want the random broodwar oponent on US east or west where hacking is prevalant and unreasonably high APM players pop out of nowhere to destroy you.
What we want is a supportive foundation of people like us, a rank of our own, a letter to our name and a rank we can work towards. We don't want this through mechanic and mindless training of the mind and fingers, but through games with our piers and equals. There is no doubt in my head that if we were to play eachother, real human players, that we would be so much more motivated to continue play. Most of all, we would have fun and not have to wait so long for us to be able to grasp onto the ladder for elites. There's so many of us that the user base for ICCup would expand exponentially if we were able to find eachother in its ranking system and new innovative players that have tricks of their own may pop out and not someone who has spent their last few months trying to understand what goes on in the mind of a Korean pro gamer when they try to make his build theirs'.

We're tired of losing 50 games in a row. We just want to play eachother. We don't have to do it in ICCup. I'm trying to prove to some of you that playing humans at your skill level should be acceptable no matter where you are, and a noob league would be great to do this in, but there are none to any noob's knowledge because he's a noob and to him there are no leagues like ICCup.