Hey everyone, I've recently started developing some youtube content for sc2. Currently, most videos are aimed at beginner level players but as the channel gets more developed I will also be adding advanced level material.
Wow, this is some super in depth content, thanks so much! Seen you around a lot, thanks for all you do for the community.
I only skimmed one of the videos, the bronze->gold 4 gate one, out of curiosity, but something I noticed: you're doing a lot of subtle things that a bronze player would probably struggle to remember to do/execute, e.g. spending attention keeping scouting probe alive, pulling injured stalkers back, stutter stepping, angling for better engagements.
I know this is probably really second nature to you because of your skill level, but making a conscious effort to play w/o these things for a few of the games could make the videos a bit more approachable. It's not bad to show how the build should be executed, but it would be good to also show how the build works even w/o these things.
I do really like your choice of content and the things you highlight though, I think they're really insightful and helpful! Looking forward to some of the more advanced content for myself heh
P.S. - I remember when FlaSh came out with his first BW TvP video saying "TvP for noobs", he at one point said "Yeah, you can see I have the advantage. Now all that's important is to play calmly" and proceeds to make important decision after important decision (tank positioning, pushout timing, scouting) while repeating "see, all I have to do is stay calm and I win this game." You can imagine how the community reacted haha. You're doing way better here obviously
Good content. Would appreciate more in depth content for higher mmr players, analyzing maps and engagements, scouting timings and what to look for and why etc.
Honestly I would like to see unique army comps that work, I think standards nice and everything but playing the same build over and over doesn't offer that unique sense of quick thinking and retaliation based on comp.
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