EPTOn July 24 2022 19:28 MeSaber wrote:
Protoss is exactly the same. You need to practice muscle memory. There is no easy way to become good unless you practice like Soma does in this vid.
For Protoss you would want to practice storms vs mass incoming units and reaver control too. Just make a UMS where PC is forcing itself onto you and make a stats counter how much you killed until you die. Then make a restart button and repeat it until you do 9/10 times good result.
One difference T/P has for location hotkeys is spamming rallypoint to wherever you want your army to go after produce. This could be for example just outside your enemys base. This could be done in mere 2-3 seconds and it will save you A LOT OF TIME not having to go back to base gathering forces that you need.
Protoss is exactly the same. You need to practice muscle memory. There is no easy way to become good unless you practice like Soma does in this vid.
For Protoss you would want to practice storms vs mass incoming units and reaver control too. Just make a UMS where PC is forcing itself onto you and make a stats counter how much you killed until you die. Then make a restart button and repeat it until you do 9/10 times good result.
One difference T/P has for location hotkeys is spamming rallypoint to wherever you want your army to go after produce. This could be for example just outside your enemys base. This could be done in mere 2-3 seconds and it will save you A LOT OF TIME not having to go back to base gathering forces that you need.
For sure a lot are common but as you say it d be nice to see how they handle base layout and multiple bases (zerg typically uses less space since it s all from hatcheries).
I know there is no easy way to get good, i m also not expecting to (no time), it s more curiosity on how things used to work in teamhouses
