Maps that help with macro
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TheAldo
United States214 Posts
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Rkie
United States1278 Posts
http://www.kongregate.com/games/IcyLime/multitask this is a fun game that helps multitasking. And This is a great guide written by Chill that may help. Its directed at SC1 players, but the same basics apply to SC2. | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
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TheAldo
United States214 Posts
Really appreciate it! | ||
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VonLego
United States519 Posts
We would watch our losses and when we saw one of us sitting on 1000 minerals and 800 gas as we lost a close game we'd give each other grief. Now I'm actually pretty good at keeping minerals down. | ||
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ArvickHero
10387 Posts
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
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prodiG
Canada2016 Posts
On July 30 2010 21:37 ArvickHero wrote: A good way to "practice macro" is to play by yourself on any map and try to max out as fast as you can using a standard build order. If you can get your time to get faster, it means you are macroing better. I agree. What I've told friends and new players to do as they're getting into starcraft 2 is to learn a standard BO, and see how fast they can get to 200/200 with various different unit compositions and on one, two, and three bases. A zerg on Steppes of War with two bases making a hydra/roach/ling composition can reach 200/200 in 11-12 minutes - This is of course without any harass or interaction with your opponent, but as you play a dozen games of this or so you'll get your time lower and lower to the point where you'll notice things you can tweak in teh build to shave off time and be more efficient, as well as learning the muscle memory (such as 5shhhhrrrrrzzvv6vv). I've always believed that the first step to being successful in not only starcraft but any RTS and even FPS and other genres is to learn the mechanics first (in RTS it's hotkeys, UI, and micro/macro, FPS is aim(projectile and hitscan, both very different), movement, how to use the weapons, grenades, other gimmicks, etc) before delving into the more strategic elements. If you spend your time trying to learn the strategy while you're constantly distracted by focusing on your mechanics, you'll progress much slower. | ||
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