EPThow much is your average APM? - Page 4
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
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AmazingFlash
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
zvz 200 zvp 175 i dont know why i tend to do this, probably just my different style of play in these mu's kinda funny though.. | ||
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
Unless its islands, then its much slower i noticed t.T | ||
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jtan
Sweden5891 Posts
APM is SO overrated though, I really hate when people measure skill by apm. | ||
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vanilica_scg
Yugoslavia137 Posts
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Monsen
Germany2548 Posts
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[ErOs]~InCoGniTo
Italy513 Posts
Protoss Average 160-190 | ||
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PuertoRican
United States5709 Posts
i switched to an optical mouse now, only used ball mouse b4, so my apm was between 90-115. note, i dont game anymore, so it doesnt matter. edit- protoss user. | ||
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ggt
France58 Posts
recently i played a zerg which wasn't really good and i check the rep and he had 304 APM i was totally surprised  but it didn't really know a good BO ^^ | ||
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T1_iloveSinky
China43 Posts
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WantMoreMuch
Vatican City State25 Posts
i think it doesnt really change anything after 190~200 | ||
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Addicted`To`Zerg
Bulgaria1353 Posts
On October 31 2004 02:12 WantMoreMuch wrote: t user with about 150 apm.. i think it doesnt really change anything after 190~200 the same to me average - 150-160 and i think you dont need more than 200 APM to beat oov  | ||
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Methix
Canada187 Posts
I don't suppose that's too bad since I usually don't spam hotkeys or anything of the sort. Well I'm guilty of spamming in the first few minutes of the game due to boredom. When BWChart first came out I used to be fixated on obtaining a high APM. While in that stage it was unusual for me to be below 150, nothing special, but I wasn't really learning anything. I remember I used to have a pretty high null count then. I think my skill was in a downward spiral during that phase. APM outweighed my strategical thinking. After my little addiction to trying to obtain high APM I realized it really didn't mean that much and I started to try focusing on making efficient clicks and what not and I actually seemed to be improving. My mind seemed to be more at ease and I was making less mistakes. Not too long ago I annihilated a Zerg user who clearly didn't have the fundamentals of the game down. I checked out some stats in BWChart to discover he had an APM of 200+, I found that fairly funny. It's been said a thousand times before in this forum but APM definitely shouldn't mark your skill level. Sure most of the best players generally have 200+ APM but there's players out there with APM's below 200 that can still give them a run for their money. A good example would be Testie. | ||
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bio.dante
Czech Republic290 Posts
TvP- 200 TvZ- 220 | ||
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Radiohead
Norway201 Posts
based on 336 games average game duration in those games: 15:59 hotkeypercentage about 20-25%, (30-35% in tvz) I had this apm pre-bwchart too. Max-APM is absolutely totally USELESS. It varies from like 200 to 600 depending on what kind of curve you use (flat/dynamic), and those maxes are about always where u spam hotkeys, or where u press move desperately to save a unit or something. It doesn't have anything at all to do with speed/skills. If you want to get fast: FORGET ABOUT APM k? if anything, it probably slows u down. Instead, try to be effective when u play, and don't waste clicks. Thats what really make u faster. Skills > speed > apm > apm-max | ||
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ZyMotiC
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