EPTAnyone else get really nervous playing this game? - Page 11
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Aberu
United States968 Posts
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Kare
Norway786 Posts
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junemermaid
United States981 Posts
Conclusion I've come to: half of you guys needa see a shrink. | ||
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Senet
Canada6 Posts
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Terranist
United States2496 Posts
sc2 i only get nervous when it's TvT and the opponent is favored, simply because i don't already like that matchup and i definitely won't like it if he pwns at it. | ||
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Le BucheRON
Canada619 Posts
 Also, remember that the rest of your family/friends aren't on your adrenaline high so don't get impatient with them for asking you to, lets say, help find their iPod docking chord. | ||
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Holcan
Canada2593 Posts
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Sueco
Sweden283 Posts
Defeating it it what separates the proficient from the truly good. I you really want to play this game, sometimes you have to go through something unpleasant to truly fulfill your potential. | ||
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Chriamon
United States886 Posts
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tarsier
United Kingdom223 Posts
i wish you could choose to disable the win/lose ratio, it's the same as being a pub hero in an FPS such as counterstrike - when you get a really good score and impress everyone for several rounds, you have to find a new server then otherwise you risk losing and being a nobody again... at least you can change your alias. i don't do this of course, but if i was a competitive FPS player i would definately do this to avoid soiling my name. | ||
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Famehunter
Canada586 Posts
When I queue a game Im actually impatient to start and get the build order going. And when I get countered and realise that I'm in a tight spot (about 50% of the time) I just drop the strategy altogether and think about what counters I should build. This situation usually makes you nervous because anything unexpected is something that makes your brain work faster. You ll notice that with experience you'll learn multiple ways to counter different situations and that is why people get less nervous after a while. Basically, don't be afraid to lose, learn from your mistakes and do not ever rage. It's best you dont play at all if you get at the point where you're angered. Getting angered is something that hapens to most people. A good trick of mine when I feel frustrated and I feel liek screaming, is to just tab out of the game and do pushups to exhaustion. not only is it good for your health but getting to the state of exhaustion will help remove the effects of high blood pressure that high stress causes to you. You'll prolly notice that you can eek out a few more push ups than usual when you're angry  . | ||
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arnold(soTa)
Sweden352 Posts
barney's logic always prevails. | ||
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me_viet
Australia1350 Posts
I used to shake like crazy like when it's -10degrees although it's more 40degrees, i tried to force that down but dat jsut made it worse. Till i accepted it ^^ and found that i'm more alert when i'm in that state of heightened consciousness =D This usually only happens in the first 4-5 game after i wake up... then i need to sleep again to get the same resulut =[[ | ||
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arthur
United Kingdom488 Posts
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Legho
Poland66 Posts
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_Tetsuo_
Brazil42 Posts
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CrushDog5
Canada207 Posts
Being nervous is totally normal and will pass. I worry about the rage-ers, though. Rage is not a good thing; it doesn't help you, and it doesn't help the people who you play with. When you rage, you're like a dementor, sucking enjoyment out of the world. If you're not having fun, man, play something else. | ||
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Legho
Poland66 Posts
But at the same time most of players get a little rush after a win and also get slightly upset after a loss. Most of the time you can't help it. It's beyond you. So when playing a game I get nervous because I know which feeling I want to get at the end of the match. And for that to happen I HAVE to win. Simplz | ||
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TelecoM
United States10700 Posts
enjoy the game ! | ||
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_Tetsuo_
Brazil42 Posts
On July 17 2010 03:50 CrushDog5 wrote: Just remember that White-Ra has lost more games than you'll probably ever even play, and that being a bad Starcraft player doesn't mean your a bad person. Being nervous is totally normal and will pass. I worry about the rage-ers, though. Rage is not a good thing; it doesn't help you, and it doesn't help the people who you play with. When you rage, you're like a dementor, sucking enjoyment out of the world. If you're not having fun, man, play something else. Yeah. I do think people seen to be raging for no reasons. People think that the other player cheesing is a good reason to rage, but its not! If you want to improve, i think you have to above all else, have fun. I get really upset when losing to a cheese too, but when we lose, its always our fault, so no reason to rage. Im dont cheese by the way, but i see no problem at it. | ||
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