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griMetone
Denmark57 Posts
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nozaro33
Taiwan1819 Posts
On December 22 2010 08:41 LeoA wrote: I'm having trouble setting control groups...I'm on a mac, but the command should be the same right? I'm using 'control #' (as in hitting the number and the control key simultaneously) my PC is home right now, and I'm playing on an old macbook (2003) how does one set control groups on a mac? I''m on a newer Macbook (intel-based) so I'm not sure if your keyboard layout is different, but if it isn't you set control groups with the control key, not the command key | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
2. Chaoslauncher 3. Campaign 4. Bnet 5. Iccup | ||
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FlameSworD
United States414 Posts
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JMave
Singapore1806 Posts
liquipedia.net is your next destination. pick a race and learn the builds. practice them non-stop and build up your mechanics. | ||
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LeoA
Canada108 Posts
My blog of sorts which I will be updating with my experiences and interesting games for you guys to read...the first bit is long so you could just skip it | ||
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seRapH
United States9808 Posts
you are my favorite newbie <3 | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
Read all of this + work on mechanics and you'll be at least D+ =]. | ||
LosingID8
CA10832 Posts
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KiLL_ORdeR
United States1518 Posts
Once you find the race that best fits you, look up vods and replays of the best players of that race (I'd say FlaSh and Iris for Terran because although  Flash is by far the best, Iris has a very cool play style of aggro Terran that's a lot of fun to play,  Jaedong for Zerg, and probably  Stork or Kal for protoss.) Once you've looked up some BO's on Liquipedia or copied them from pro replays, practice them a lot in empty games until you can execute at least one BO versus each race perfectly >90% of the time.Then get back on US West and keep playing until you can get about a 70% winrate. I'd say this because that's about the level you need to not get blown out every game on iCCup, and it's also an environment much more conducive to being a nooby since you'll always find games against players who you are able to beat, as well as players who will absolutely destroy you. then hit iCCup and just keep laddering. Keep in mind you will lose a lot at first, just make sure everytime you lose you learn something from that game, and if you get discouraged, you can always hit the custom games or just take a break. Also, never underestimate the power of taking a extended break during a losing streak. | ||
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Melancholia
United States717 Posts
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G3nXsiS
United States656 Posts
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HtC
Korea (South)26 Posts
On December 22 2010 12:26 LosingID8 wrote: 3v3 BGH qft. I think you'll find 3v3 BGH the most fun if you're more of a casual player. Play 1v1 ICCUP if you're a more serious player. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
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United States10328 Posts
On December 22 2010 13:12 G3nXsiS wrote: Go play sc2 lol. If you have already done so then just play the campaign to get a better idea of the story. let him get his taste of the real game that started it all! | ||
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
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Black[CAT]
Malaysia2589 Posts
WARNING : Some people get mad teaming with lesser players. One thing, try play at least 10 practice games a day if you have the time, you will improve pretty quickly. EDIT: Yeah, would love to read your blog! | ||
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LeoA
Canada108 Posts
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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
On December 22 2010 14:35 LeoA wrote: Ok, Its 12:30, and I just won the first two games I ever played =D I was protoss, 2gate dragoons into 6gate dragoons after an fe...got some shuttles and beat a terran, and a zerg...honestly most fun I've had playing a game for a long time, b/c I'm not worried about losing my stats... =D Great to hear of your early succes LeoA just don't let the loosing get to you gl hf ^^. | ||
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