MyStarcraft (FM-like SCSim) with Translation Guide - Page 26

On January 27 2009 04:34 No_eL wrote:
any english version coming?? =(

On January 27 2009 05:58 Smokin_Squirrel wrote:
How do you use the Vitavita? I kept buying it and it did nothing.

On January 27 2009 04:39 Jyvblamo wrote:

AFAIK, there is already an English translation for the most recent version.

On February 06 2009 08:38 JIJIyO wrote:
Okay guys........I'm really terrible at this. I have CJ as my team and am trying to make Savior the main guy, but he has only made it to ro32 so far in around 4 seasons. The furthest is probably Kwanro in the ro16. I'm usually last or second last for PL....... Season 5 is coming up and I'm going to sell Kwanro for Jaedong.

One question, does training on a map with X player vs Y player do anything? I try giving Savior all the best stuff such as mice, keyboard, monitor, and necklace. Damn........this is so hard ;_;

Also, everyone on my team, with the exception of Jaedong who I just bought is under 40% win rate.

On February 06 2009 09:42 Dazed_Spy wrote:
Going to the uh...playeract tab, allows you to let your players sleep/practice hard. Practice hard improves abilities- but its small. Regular practice is basically just allowing yourself to test out your players capabilities on each map. I' m in s3 as cj, first season we won PL with savior losing in the finals of the starleauge 1-3 to forgg. Second season we won PL with effort winning the sl 3-1 over Kal. Kwanro made it to the ro8 season 1, but slumped aftewards. Iris made it to the semi finals losing 2-3 twice.

Anyways. Basically the game is sort of random. Sometimes your players will do way better than their abilities say they should. I think this is just a random program that goes off for certain players, so you get new top players over time. Same thing makes some of your players slump massively, despite being the better player. But generally speaking the majority of your players will not be in a rise or slump mood, and will play consistently. Just find maps that favour them, and considering CJ's deep line up, rotate if you must. Iris can be played on 'all round' maps. Kwanro should go for maps that have a small rush distance. Effort/savior can be used on any map, so long as its not brutal against Zerg. Much [at least s1] basically falls to being used on Destination a lot.

Memory/xellos/iris is a fairly easy combo to pump up, but iris should always be your regular. Movie/much is a little harder to keep consistent, but its entirely possible to get movie to be a top player. The 3 zergs are basically thrown at you, so long as you cycle between them effectively.

Note: Game is a lot funner if you impose PL house rules, like where you have to play a member of each race no matter what. Really makes you care about the development of your line ups, because you start to worry in the back of your head; if Much slumps, my protoss line up is fucked, I have to get movie in form, etc.

Edit: Remember, don't be afraid on playing the scrubs of your team, sometimes you get lucky and they win a game, beefing them up a bit. Sometimes you get really lucky and they are in a 'rise' mood, and suddenly you have a really good player. It's rare though, so do it on occassion only.

On February 04 2009 13:25 Dazed_Spy wrote:
I wish there was a way you could always go back to check season stats of your old players, or see their total stats/abilities at the end of every season, to see the fluctuation, or consistency, of match up's.