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JudeauTV Germany262 Posts June 12 2013 13:49 GMT #121 Starcraft 2 for Beginners #069 - Beginner's Course: Protoss - Part 1 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

crz1 Germany20 Posts June 12 2013 14:33 GMT #122 Cool.. new content. Thanks for the effort! Can't watch it at work with sound but I'm sure it's great stuff once more.

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts June 25 2013 12:06 GMT #123 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #070 - Beginner's Course Protoss Part 2 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

bypLy 757 Posts June 25 2013 12:18 GMT #124 excellent videos

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts June 25 2013 16:43 GMT #125 Thank you very much

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts July 02 2013 11:00 GMT #126 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #071: Beginner's Guide: Protoss Part 3 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

Heat_023 Canada160 Posts July 02 2013 13:20 GMT #127 Oh =( I thought it was a channel designed to help people learn German through SC2

ZedraC South Africa109 Posts July 03 2013 11:28 GMT #128 Does anyone know of something similar in English? The reason I ask, is that our Group: Bronze Practice (EU is active, not the other regions) get a lot of newbies in, guys that have maybe played only 10 games vs AI, and then they want help for ladder. These guys then hardly knows what a-move means, or how to follow a build order, so I am looking for a beginners guide for SC2 to link for them just so they can get the basic fundamentals taught to them through a serious similar to this thread, but in English. Thanks for any answers.

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts July 03 2013 14:40 GMT #129 I would like to produce some of these beginner shows in English during my summer holidays - which are in about one week. So mabye you want to have a look again later

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts July 16 2013 10:32 GMT #130 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #072: Beginner's Guide - Protoss Part 4 Part 1: Part 2:

FokusFyre United States1 Post July 19 2013 16:44 GMT #131 I was thinking about using a good unit tester and testing every unit against eachother and calculating the resource and supply efficiency of it all. Then I would need someone who can program stuff to build a insta-calculator where you input your race and the enemies race and input enemy units and it will bring up the specific top several units to counter that unit and another list that lists the top several units against their combination of units when all numbers are crunched together. The testing part wouldn't be so bad it would take me about a year, but it would be soooo much info that we would need a calculator if we ever wanted to use it in a real situation. Plus the enemy might have for example: zerglings and hydra and marines might be a good counter to zerglings and tanks might be a good counter to hydra but hydra might be a good counter to marines and zerglings might be a good counter to tanks so it would have to be calculated a unit that was fairly good against BOTH zerglings and hydras. Ofcourse I could just have a list for each of the match ups in my Word and whenever I encountered unit combinations I could try to find the "common denominator" of which was the best against all of them or some of them, but I dont know how well that would work in every situation. I would do the match ups with one point in each upgrade and the amount of units would be 10-50 10 for big units 50 for small ones. I don't know yet but I may have to repeat each match several 10-20 times to get a good median result if the results appear different every time. I would match them by resources or supply then use that magic math stuff i learned in middle school to level it out for the other variable saving me the need to do all the units all over again. It would be about 650 match ups according to my calculations. ~14 units per race = 42 units. 42 x 42 = some amount x .6 = some amount but imagine there will be some combination i wont be able to do like units that cant attack ground or air, workers, and possible spellcasting units. so its more like 11 per race or 33 x 33 x .6 or 653.4 matchups ill have to do. I added them all up its actualy more like 563 matchups but yeah assuming its 20 seconds per battle 15 battles for accuracy or 5 minutes per matchup x 6 so like 30 minutes a day so in like 100 days I'll have the results, or if I do 15 minutes per day it'll be 200 days. Either way not bad. So it would take into account all variables like range and movement speed and aoe and armor and damage to hp ratio and all that because it would all be real battles not theorycrafting. But dont worry i dont think this takes all the fun or magic out of starcraft, we still need to figure out build orders and when to attack and defend and harass and scout and we still need to micro and macro and use spells and all that. Im just sick of not knowing for real what any counters really are. I think alot of things people think are counters really arent so Im out to prove whos wrong and whos right. Plus it doesnt take into account stuff like how faster movement speeds help units scout or transport better. Or how sight range effects. And it wont be fully accurate because there are invisible units and units that cant attack ground or air so that will add some mystery to it. It kinda takes out all these hours of attempting at becoming a better strategist and actually makes you one. Lol. Whatchu think.

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts July 19 2013 21:22 GMT #132 It seems like a lot of work - and I don't want to discourage you to do it, if you really want to, but I really don't know if it would be as useful a tool as the numbers tempt to make one believe so. Knowing what should be the most cost efficient unit to fight another on paper is one thing, but Starcraft 2 consists of so much more than only numbers and what really IS cost efficient depends on so many variables like skill, positioning, amount of units aso. I don't think it's possible to "calculate" all these variables, especially since the human factor counts a lot as well.

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts August 13 2013 12:16 GMT #133 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #073: Anfängerkurs Protoss Teil 5 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts August 20 2013 10:05 GMT #134 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #074 - Beginner's Guide: Terran - Part 1 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

SerADeadzerg Canada48 Posts August 20 2013 12:22 GMT #135 I wish I could understand these! I am currently really interesting in starting my own content production and this series is a huge inspiration to me! Great effort man! For everyone who speaks German I bet this is an amazing resource.

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts August 21 2013 09:03 GMT #136 Thank you very much

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts August 28 2013 10:17 GMT #137 Starcraft 2 for Beginners #075 - Beginner's Guide Terran - Part 2 Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts September 06 2013 14:30 GMT #138 Starcraft 2 for the Advanced #002 - Concepts of Scouting Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

JudeauTV Germany262 Posts November 30 2013 14:29 GMT #139 Starcraft 2 for Beginners: #076 - Bronze Level Replay Analysis Part 1: Part 2:

Railgan Switzerland1510 Posts November 30 2013 15:27 GMT #140 bronze replay analysis :D well that's something

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