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TheAngelofDeath
United States2033 Posts
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eH
88 Posts
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ohaicami
United States103 Posts
On August 14 2010 02:01 eH wrote: Some days I feel exactly the same, but once I play a game or two I get crazy into it, look up, and realize its now 4 in the morning. Yep, then at that point, you're not so much afraid, but tired as fuck. | ||
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Na_Dann_Ma_GoGo
Germany2959 Posts
This is another reason why I don't want people to be able to change their names all the time without any consequences or fee. In Warcraft 3 I knew a shit ton of people who were afraid of playing especially because of their stats. So they ended up with literally 20+ Accounts with each ~20games. Just try to get over it ;f | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
Lost 9 games in a row last night. All due to stupid cheesing / lousy scouting from me. After that I took a 1 hour break and just went through my mind all the wrong things I did and where I could have payed attention / done better. After the break went on a 10 game winning streak. Was almost affraid to play but I just put myself into playing but with a cool head. | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On August 13 2010 03:36 scott desu wrote: I have this problem too, i just remind myself that my opponent will also be a human sitting in a chair in front of a computer screen. and they they will also only start with 6 workers and a base. Lol this is so much win :D I also play a lot less 1vs1s than multis, even if I'm the best of our group of friends xd Btw this matchmaking is utter garbage, we are at silver at 4vs4 and sometimes we play gold/plat lol. | ||
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JiSu
Korea (South)140 Posts
I used to be and sometimes like this too.. I know my ability surpasses my opponents, my macro/micro is better but sometimes my hands would shake and result in a misclick and get a loss. | ||
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gakkgakk
Norway902 Posts
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Kal_rA
United States2925 Posts
but for start2, i say just grow a pair and go for it.. this game doesnt get really hard till you hit diamond.. (then again, it depends on your skill level) | ||
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GagnarTheUnruly
United States655 Posts
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Cofo
United States1388 Posts
Just start playing as many games as possible. Not blindly, mind you; make sure you watch the replays and figure out what you did wrong/right so you get better. It might be shitty at first while you get used to it, but playing a lot of games is really the only way to get more comfortable doing so. | ||
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groms
Canada1017 Posts
Now I could care less about it and I've lost the fear of losing. I play random but my zerg play is so bad compared to T/P that I lose a good 60% of my zerg matches. I don't care b/c I am improving :D | ||
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Buffy
Sweden665 Posts
On August 12 2010 14:18 travis wrote: dude, losing is how you improve be a man! (even if you're a woman) hahaha :D | ||
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monitz87
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-HellZerg-
United States409 Posts
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AirbladeOrange
United States2571 Posts
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Malminos
United States321 Posts
On August 12 2010 14:14 InfiniteIce wrote: relevant thread: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=135235 Also, JUST GO PLAY. Just say "fuck it". Lose on purpose. Do something completely stupid. Just bunker rush, or proxy pylon, or offensive hatchery for 3 games. This actually helped me early on. I was scared all through beta and then some time after release. Once i "accepted losing" and did dumb stuff, lost almost on purpose, the fear wore off. Sure, i get frustrated when im building up my 2nd hatch and protoss starts marching in with something that no army of zerglings could ever hope to handle, but it happens. Just get used to it. once you are over that hump, it gets a lot more fun. | ||
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-HellZerg-
United States409 Posts
On August 17 2010 02:53 AirbladeOrange wrote: I often think to myself, "what's the worst that could happen?" I can lose. That possibility should not govern my decision whether or not to play 1v1s. Yeah, I agree. As soon as you have those kinds of thoughts, your fingers slow down a bit and don't bring optimal level of mechanics to play your games as best as possible. Also, this may be one of those reasons why one player who had so many advantages over one's opponent loses in the end. I think it's important not to get too emotional when playing 1v1 ladder games. Just keep your head cool and focus on every detail in real-time meticulously. | ||
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AT_Tack
Germany435 Posts
Just go play and if you have a bad streak bnet will give you total scrubs just to make u feel better and get some wins again. Its actually made so that everyone will end up around 55% win ratio so dont worry about losing! | ||
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backtoback
Canada1276 Posts
 that's what i did! | ||
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