EPT[G] How to Improve - Page 6
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
Pretty much all from this thread http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=106115 | ||
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
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kRis[Mb]
Hungary3 Posts
Thanks | ||
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[sc1f]eonzerg
Belgium6807 Posts
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mtwow789
67 Posts
My PvT improved significantly after reading this guide. This thread suggests using 12 nexus, and I think I am winning 10 in a row with diff opponents each time. 12 Nexus makes 2 fac Terran game a easy win. I used to use bulldog toss, and always lost to better T players.nse. | ||
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tryummm
774 Posts
On November 30 2011 03:16 mtwow789 wrote: Wow... My PvT improved significantly after reading this guide. This thread suggests using 12 nexus, and I think I am winning 10 in a row with diff opponents each time. 12 Nexus makes 2 fac Terran game a easy win. I used to use bulldog toss, and always lost to better T players.nse. The 12 Nexus is a very powerful tool to have, but make sure you can use all the openings on all the maps they are viable on. For instance, on a map like Bloody Ridge or Alternative a 12 Nexus might not be as strong as on La Mancha, Jade, or Electric Circuit. Being able to properly execute the 3 Dragoon expand and other 1 Gateway openings will really solidify your understanding of the game and in game mechanics, if you learn them correctly. However, if you always resort in the 12 Nexus opening (Which most players on iCCup have no idea how to play against) I question how much you will actually improve, especially in a BOX series or tournament play. | ||
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aznboi918
United States70 Posts
 it applies to SC2 as well and it has enlightened me so much haha thanksss. will take your advice to heart | ||
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MaV_gGSC
Canada1345 Posts
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CheyRa
United Kingdom62 Posts
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keyStorm
Canada316 Posts
p.m me!! | ||
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theleo_ua
Ukraine150 Posts
On July 13 2010 03:25 Ver wrote:On the other hand, if your goal is trying to improve as much as possible, why would you waste your time doing allins at the start? What is that going to teach you but a small subset of the game? At best, you'll become Horang2, a completely unpredictable entity that loses more than he wins because his core skillset doesn't exist. If you want to only steal the odd game from higher leveled players, then someone like Horang2 is a great guide to follow. If you don't want to improve and just want to do whatever crazy strategy you think of, well just go do that. So before you start off , fi gure out what you want to aim for, then adjust the means to that goal. http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/6339/203horang2eng.jpg ![[image loading]](http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/6339/203horang2eng.jpg) | ||
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krzych113
United Kingdom547 Posts
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CenturionSC2
United States51 Posts
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Steelo_Rivers
United States1968 Posts
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iloveav
Poland1480 Posts
Ive coached a good amount of players in my days and my first step when players were noobs was telling them to watch pro reps and explain to me why they do what they do. At the moment when they started to get the hang of it, they were ready to learn by themselves. | ||
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