EPT[G] How to get Better in Starcraft ll ~ SlayerSBaekHo - P…
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gdroxor
United States639 Posts
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10366 Posts
when you have someone coaching to you, yelling into your ear, it will help you develop a sense of timing much faster, and can help you realize how slow you are or how many mistakes you make and what to keep thinking of during a match however, a teacher is a whole nother story a teacher is the kind that needs to be significantly better and in most cases a top player; otherwise the teaching is inefficient or sometimes not very accurate these are the kinds of people that deserve the $35 an hour, for their knowledge and protips not saying that $35 for a coach is not worth it; it's just unnecessary | ||
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Glowy
Sweden66 Posts
Thank you | ||
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songers
Canada47 Posts
Really awesome read by the way! I need to start struggling | ||
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tienvh
Singapore20 Posts
What you mentioned in your post pointed out so many troubles in my mind... | ||
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TERRANLOL
United States626 Posts
On April 01 2011 02:57 BaekHo wrote: I do have experiences in playing under pressures as well; that problem was solved after playing many games in ladder. You are getting pressures in ladder because you are scared of losing. In my opinion you shouldnt be scare to lose, each game you lose, you will learn more than you actually wins. Playing lots of games will make you relax, that's how im relaxed in ladder. playing lots of game gives you confidence and mental power, you get stronger while struggling. If you are having bad days, like 5-10, its up to you. Personally I had day that I won 9 games and lost 20 in one day. At that time I felt so bad and mad but now think back, I think that helped me, but you should observe yourself while losing those games, and think about why you are losing so much. Are you just having bad day OR are your opponents so good? Is that REALLY the worst you've had? Lol I've gone like 3 and 25. (coming from a mid masters who is improving very quickly) | ||
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Inkydog22
United States2 Posts
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iPBioOrMech
Turkey297 Posts
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Venomsflame
United States613 Posts
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aLuLz
Germany175 Posts
@Bio0rMech: haha youre 3900 T and say that? :D you must have really talent =) | ||
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eXwOn
Canada351 Posts
And I agree; coaching? No, not for the large majority of people. Years of dedicated practice, and genuine commitment is what will improve people the most. | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On April 01 2011 14:01 songers wrote: BaekHo, do you go to UofT? Really awesome read by the way! I need to start struggling Yes he does. | ||
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ChEDo
Canada310 Posts
didnt know slayers had a "foreigner" in the team XD baekho fighting | ||
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dotZero
United States66 Posts
I wanna be a progamer, or at least compete in tournies, but I get really demotivated when I play for awhile. This made me realize that's probably a good thing, because I actually care about wanting to improve! | ||
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DaNom
Poland144 Posts
I also have few qestions: 1. Do u have EU Battle.net account? 2. Your playing with Korean pros and with foreign pros, what are your toughts about skill gap? 3. I didnt played any game competitively before SC2, and i did not played even beta of SC2, so my question is, do u have any tip for "newbie" like me (im low master atm)? | ||
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Elvin
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sc23232323
United States1 Post
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KingofGods
Canada1218 Posts
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On April 02 2011 07:15 KingofGods wrote: I've played over 3000 games and still not in Master even though I watch my own replays and that of pros T_T. I can coach you. I coached bekho and he went from 4k masters to 3.7k | ||
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Venomsflame
United States613 Posts
On April 02 2011 07:16 infinity21 wrote: I can coach you. I coached bekho and he went from 4k masters to 3.7k LOL. You sir, just made me spit my chocolate near a cute Ihop waitress. | ||
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