On May 29 2009 12:54 KurtistheTurtle wrote:
Starcraft taught me the meaning of hard work. How if you wanna get good at something, you have to be dedicated to it and enjoy it.

toopham

United States551 Posts

May 29 2009 21:35 GMT

#83

On May 30 2009 06:17 iloveHieu wrote:
Name people with SC units, are you 10? This thread blows..

SC does NOT change my view on life AT ALL, WHATSOEVER.

RoieTRS

United States2569 Posts

May 29 2009 22:00 GMT

#84

It has made me realize that we live in a finite universe. There is always a "best" way to do something, and that we are a society based on results.

Can we reach into infinite? No. Life sucks. ty sc.

selboN

United States2523 Posts

May 29 2009 22:08 GMT

#85

On May 30 2009 06:00 thopol wrote:

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LOL, archons, duh.

captainwaffles

United States1050 Posts

May 29 2009 22:21 GMT

#86

I've become more analytic than I normally am, I've realized that practice is the best way to do stuff, the best way to learn is step by step, block by block. It's taught me to be good mannered and light about things. I like to think I'm more confinement, but I'm not to sure about that.. Umm thats all I can think of atm.

o[twist]

United States4903 Posts

May 29 2009 23:18 GMT

#87

It changed how I think to a certain extent. I multitask more naturally now and don't put up with bullshit. If something is going right, I don't just watch it work; I move on to something else. I'm always F2-F3-F4ing through life now.

D10

Brazil3409 Posts

May 29 2009 23:30 GMT

#88

It teached me that internet is serious business

cgrinker

United States3824 Posts

May 29 2009 23:33 GMT

#89

Its made me think that I might possibly be able to waste all of my time here

L0thar

987 Posts

May 29 2009 23:48 GMT

#90

It changed my view on racial equality. Before playing SC, I thought every race was equal. Now I know protoss are fucking imba!

Last.Midnight

Australia871 Posts

May 29 2009 23:52 GMT

#91

sc led me to poker. poker is a great source of income where i don't have to answer to anyone and i create my own work schedule. i wouldn't be good at poker without the 8 or so years i spent learning bw and forming that strategic and analytical mindset where I feel no emotions.

i guess bw made me intellectually stronger, and made me look at things with a more open mind.

Navane

Netherlands2727 Posts

May 29 2009 23:54 GMT

#92

You need to grind your basics. You need to set goals, without goals you wander and get lost. Basically I make comparrisons with starcraft, and I'll be like "what would I do if this was about starcraft"

Last.Midnight

Australia871 Posts

May 29 2009 23:54 GMT

#93

also i actually met one of my best friends irl on bw.

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

May 30 2009 00:03 GMT

#94

On May 30 2009 08:54 Last.Midnight wrote:
also i actually met one of my best friends irl on bw.

Same here o.o;;

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

May 30 2009 00:04 GMT

#95

On May 30 2009 06:17 iloveHieu wrote:
Name people with SC units, are you 10? This thread blows..

SC does NOT change my view on life AT ALL, WHATSOEVER.

Well you're obviously the defiler...

Kaniol

Poland5551 Posts

May 30 2009 10:18 GMT

#96

Dealing with stress, not worrying about defeats, got rid of nerdrages

Boundz(DarKo)

5311 Posts

May 30 2009 10:35 GMT

#97

Starcraft always kept me going when I had nothing to do, the fansites became a daily place to visit together with the daily news. It taught me how to accomplish things, not just by winning games but by creating maps, playing with friends, forming clans and fooling around over battle.net. It has also shown to me that if you want something - it's always better to try and get it yourself other than just sitting alone waiting for it. I started to play when I was ~10 years old so it also taught me english, I met friends from other countries so I now know bits from many parts of our world. Starcraft has always been this friend that is not just a game, it's a name for something filled with love and hate - the best of two worlds. (well three, Terran, Protoss, Zerg)

Edit: Also when I was in a ruff period of my life Starcraft literally became my friend and when I finally broke free from the depression I did not need my Starcraft friend anymore. A year later it found me again, we've been friends since. <3

foeffa

Belgium2115 Posts

May 30 2009 10:39 GMT

#98

On May 30 2009 09:04 Grobyc wrote:

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Well you're obviously the defiler...

Lol, schooled.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

May 30 2009 10:44 GMT

#99

Gave me my first big break in my career and gave me the unforgettable experience of meeting the GO (CJ) team. Woohoo!

Also helps me a LOT in my analytical/spatial skills, which I'm very weak at.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

May 30 2009 10:45 GMT

#100

The players are very inspirational as well. 16 year old kids dedicating their lives to the game? Really encourages me to do my best in whatever I want to do.