On May 13 2009 08:54 disciple wrote:
I've played heroes 3 with my gf and I was quite surprised by the fact he knew some basics (like picking up conflux as a race)

i'm surprised that she's a he.

disciple

9071 Posts

May 13 2009 00:00 GMT

#46

ah I'm making this every once and a while
bisu fan after all

United States48 Posts

May 13 2009 00:14 GMT

#47

Team Melee and guide her against a comp.

Racenilatr

United States2756 Posts

May 13 2009 00:18 GMT

#48

Did you actually teach her how to play it? Also a few game's isn't 14. I would be lucky to play 14 games in a day lol

Trumpet

United States1936 Posts

May 13 2009 00:20 GMT

#49

Sounds more like you went out of your way to make someone hate a game o.o

Million ways to go about it, so just make sure it's fun / interesting. APM practice maxing out under 12 minutes might sound interesting to TL members, but that doesn't seem like the way to bring someone into a game for fun lol

A good rule of thumb when playing with someone who's new is to only use what they have access to. If they only play at 40 apm, you should as well. If they can't remember to keep mining over 3 bases, you shouldn't either. If they don't know build orders to use, use the time to mess around and make up some kooky bo's of your own.

Everyone is different though, so roll with what works!

Kentor

United States5784 Posts

May 13 2009 00:26 GMT

#50

On May 13 2009 08:24 ReCharge wrote:
Be careful bro, after what you did, it's either, she'll break up with you, or she'll get hooked to the game, and eventually beat you... Damn, happened to me when my close girl friend (not it has a space) tried to place sc. damn, I lost lol, she even beat me to C- ~_~

BTW: Like the others say, teach her, the basics, meaning, basic basic. not even probes or expanding, like how to make units, what to do when your out of supply

I like to add aswell, after teaching her, and beating her first computer on her own (no coaching), congratulate her, she'll be like so happy about it. Yah.. good times.

who a girl who's C-? :o

CharlieMurphy

United States22895 Posts

May 13 2009 00:40 GMT

#51

Only 2 things to teach a noobie:

Never stop making workers.
Always spend your minerals (and gas).

Once they have that shit down, they will either figure out what to do on their own; or you can start showing them how to do the aforementioned rules more efficiently ie; build orders).

AlwaysGG

Taiwan952 Posts

May 13 2009 00:42 GMT

#52

pshhh what kind boyfriend r u.

be a man. limit yourself only make probe and oberservers and win it that way

no i jk

but i think you need let her win to give her some confidence and constructive criticism?

Clasic

Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts

May 13 2009 01:10 GMT

#53

Dude.. don't completely stomp her when your playing.. atleast 2v2 with some bneters.

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

May 13 2009 01:53 GMT

#54

lol this thread is awesome xD

So many funny replies, but yeah, you kind of steamrolled her and I'm sure she is going to have an affair now. GL bro.

Mastermind

Canada7096 Posts

May 13 2009 01:56 GMT

#55

On May 13 2009 07:50 Gliche wrote:
You're a jackass. Your entire post was just showing off the builds you did to stomp your girlfriend who doesn't know how to play. Teach her to play before you play her. It's called common sense.

this guy speaks the truth.

ZeeTemplar

United States557 Posts

May 13 2009 02:09 GMT

#56

you must have D- player rage.

Why would you even stomp your gf at a game she has never played? :/

d3_crescentia

United States4054 Posts

May 13 2009 02:11 GMT

#57

Play some UMS games that pit you against the computer - like Starship Troopers or something.

Also, don't "teach" her how to play - just let her learn by herself and help her when she has questions. None of this strict training regimen crap; she just wants to play for fun and because it's I'm assuming a significant part of your life. She's your gf first and a "student" second (if you even want to think of it that way).

ZeeTemplar

United States557 Posts

May 13 2009 02:32 GMT

#58

On May 13 2009 11:11 d3_crescentia wrote:
Play some UMS games that pit you against the computer - like Starship Troopers or something.

Also, don't "teach" her how to play - just let her learn by herself and help her when she has questions. None of this strict training regimen crap; she just wants to play for fun and because it's I'm assuming a significant part of your life. She's your gf first and a "student" second (if you even want to think of it that way).

I disagree. I think you should drill her hard.