EPTOf course, repetition is the ultimate key in this matter, but just repetition sounds kinda basic. I've come to the conclusion that making macro blocks was the best way to memorize macro.
Basically, I have to do the following tasks over and over :
- Inject;
- Supply;
- Scout;
- Unit production;
- Creep.
I decided to make 3 blocks out off these actions :
Production block
* Inject
* Supply
* D.U.E.T Reaction
* Unit production
* Saturation check
* Larvae check (by taping)
Creep block
* Larvae check (by taping)
* Creep
* Rally unit
* Larvae check (by taping)
Scout block
* Larvae check (by taping)
* Scout
* Set D.U.E.T
* Larvae check (by taping)
(The D.U.E.T Stand for Drone, Unit, Expand, Tech)
Basically, my scouting will determine if I Drone, create military, expand or if I tech up.
I find that repeating these blocks individually and then mixing them together helps a lot creating timing based on spawn larva; it forces me to constantly check if my hatcheries are about to pop and I feel I'm in a hurry all the time and asking myself “OK, what's next?" forces me to make links between each blocks.
I set a simple rule to these block. Once larvaes pop, I stop doing whatever I was doing; until a new production block round has finished I can resume what I was doing.
Personally, doing this helped me so far.
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