On May 08 2014 22:58 Cascade wrote:[Banner with OPs name on. Nothing else.]
[2 lines about how good the build is.]
[link to VOD on OPs twitch]
[link to OPs twitch channel]
[link to OPs facebook]
[link to OPs twitter]
[List of BO up to 21 supply, with OPs name as title]
[31 words (yes I counted them
) about what to do after 21 supply]
[Bashing other guy]
[Another paragraph bashing other guy]
It is great if you want to do great guides, help people and gain followers that way. But you put almost no effort at all into the guide and spam your name and links all over, taking a lot more space than the build itself. Independently of any childish fights for intellectual rights, the OP isn't really up to scratch for TL strategy guide, and is probably quite a bit to much self-advertisement for a relatively new poster. I'm a bit surprised that it is still open actually.
So if you want people to actually get a good impression of you, I'd recommend removing all the self-advertisement and flesh out the guide A LOT. What is the purpose of the build? What levels is it good at? When can I do it? What maps is it good at? How should I react to the toss build? How can/should the toss react? How can I counter follow-ups the toss can make? What parts are the most important in execution? etc.
As a team player (at looow level), and I know you are too, I'd also be interested how this works in 2v2 or 3v3. What to do differently, etc.
Then, if you do that properly (and only then!) you can put a short(!) note at the end that you'd be happy if people checked out your stream. Maybe even give some credit to your ex-friend for "valuable discussion", who knows?
Or, you can continue to fight a childish fight about who made exactly what minor changes and follow-ups to an archaeological build. Choice is yours.
hfhf.
's I could throw up.
EPT
