Id say you could be top diamond in the US servers if you played for a few months like this.
How good can you get with low APM? - Page 9
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bakedace
United States672 Posts
Id say you could be top diamond in the US servers if you played for a few months like this. | ||
brain_
United States812 Posts
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Kfish
Chile282 Posts
tl;dr Higher effective apm due to execution rather than pointless spam is always something good. Spam becomes good once you know your game good enough that it is just a way to keep the rythm going without it hurting your strategy. | ||
EliteAzn
United States661 Posts
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AirbladeOrange
United States2573 Posts
First off, I play protoss. I had a poor performance with my placement matches and began in the bronze league. I got to silver pretty quickly and once I did I cruised through it with almost 10 wins in a row. I viewed several of my replays and noticed that I played mostly zerg players. Now the APM stuff: With each of those games that I won against zerg I noticed my APM was usually literally half that of my opponent, with one game about a third as much. I certainly agree that a good build, good strategy, and good tactics are much more useful that a high APM. Do you think these players are just spamming actions? Are they doing the wrong actions? Or does zerg require a higher APM than protoss around the same level? By the way my APM averaged in the mid 30s. I probably can't get away with that low an APM for too long when I climb high enough in the leagues. Anyone have thoughts about this? | ||
skypacer
China174 Posts
I think, APM is just not so important as it was in SC:BW. | ||
cHaNg-sTa
United States1058 Posts
On July 06 2010 07:57 bakedace wrote: ive known really good players in bw that dont use control groups and they play with one hand. Id say you could be top diamond in the US servers if you played for a few months like this. ..define "really good". | ||
Baarn
United States2702 Posts
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LlamaNamedOsama
United States1900 Posts
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
On July 05 2010 01:13 ret wrote: there is no spoon... Then you will see it is not the APM that bends, it is only yourself. | ||
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