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Ok I just kind of quickly read over some topics that really interested me the most ( i will read the entire thing tonight, don't worry ) and it looks great. Little problem at the end of chapter 5.02 though:
"Kiting is the act of shooting, retreating a short distance, firing, and repeating. Go ahead and and visit youtube.com and type in the search bar "SC2 kiting". The first good result I found was this link: <blank line, no link>"
I wonder if this is only me or if it is the actual guide :/ may have to check on that. Despite the small significance it's still necessary, I assume.
Keep up the great work! Love from The Netherlands
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Hmm, I have never thought about my goal for Starcraft. But reading this, figuring out a goal might give me some diligence and determination to actually reach it. Thank you Cecil! I will read on and strive to get better!
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AWesome read, checking it out right now. Thanks Cecil :D
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Love reading those! Also pretty impressive!
Greetings.
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Downloaded and putting it on practice.
Just lose on purpose the 5 placement matches to start on bronze. Lets see where i can go...
Thanks for you awesome work.
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Awesome post! This document will help me improve my gameplay.
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wow amazing. going to begin reading now. thank you!
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Updated a whole lot of sections, and added in a new one about having a positive mindset! Hope you all enjoy the changes and updates
I'd suggest taking some time to just re-read the whole thing.
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Awesome man, you are a baller.
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This looks really interesting, I feel that improving efficiently isn't an aspect of the game that's looked at nearly enough. Great job!
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You sir are a boss. I read it once last year while getting into platinum, I'm going to read it again now while getting into masters
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Dragging your cursor from the top left to the bottom right is the absolute best way to create a box for everyone but the professionals. Would you mind elaborating on why it's not the best for professional SC2 players to box from top left to bottom right and what the best method is? (I'm guessing it's top right to bottom left from streams)
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On June 16 2012 08:36 Fencer710 wrote:Show nested quote +Dragging your cursor from the top left to the bottom right is the absolute best way to create a box for everyone but the professionals. Would you mind elaborating on why it's not the best for professional SC2 players to box from top left to bottom right and what the best method is? (I'm guessing it's top right to bottom left from streams) For right hand it's best to go from top left to bottom right.
It's also very useful to be able to box in any direction on the fly, but that skill isn't useful to work on until you get really good.
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Posting to save for later.
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I dont have a PDF reader, do i have to install one to view the guide?
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Not only does a North American master's player have the expertise to instruct other people about the game, but his guide is apparently The way to improve, and applies to everyone.
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i m a too good for this, but this is a really good post!
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On June 16 2012 21:21 From Afar wrote: Not only does a North American master's player have the expertise to instruct other people about the game, but his guide is apparently The way to improve, and applies to everyone.
Yes, as it turns out, someone who is good at something usually has the expertise to instruct someone who is significantly worse.
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On June 16 2012 08:45 CecilSunkure wrote:Show nested quote +On June 16 2012 08:36 Fencer710 wrote:Dragging your cursor from the top left to the bottom right is the absolute best way to create a box for everyone but the professionals. Would you mind elaborating on why it's not the best for professional SC2 players to box from top left to bottom right and what the best method is? (I'm guessing it's top right to bottom left from streams) For right hand it's best to go from top left to bottom right. It's also very useful to be able to box in any direction on the fly, but that skill isn't useful to work on until you get really good.
I don't get that. Top right to bottom left is a much more natural movement (with the right hand).
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