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Why does everyone on ladder quit.... - Page 3
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littlechava
United States7218 Posts
i'm...tired...of...people...not...conforming...to...my...point...of...view.... ...what's...the...deal...? | ||
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Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
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mcc
Czech Republic4646 Posts
On February 20 2011 14:55 Tatari wrote: Bronze people fail to make any more than 20 probes and think that that's all they can work with. Plus, in that league, people only practice executing their cheeses and if shit hits the fan, they don't know how to transition out of it. That's big overgeneralization, especially since there is extreme difference between bad and good players in bronze. Bad ones are just like you describe : never expand, 6-20 workers, cheese and mass voidray  , the good ones play somewhat correctly, just have bad execution, like forgetting building workers for periods of time, bad macro, bad multitasking and they sometimes do not understand the matchup(ie, expanding in PvP in close positions without having advantage), but they are expanding, having mostly good unit comps, trying to play macro game. Then there is third group, those that are resonably good at cheesing and know how to cheese | ||
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mcc
Czech Republic4646 Posts
On February 20 2011 14:42 Ribbon wrote: Even by the top of bronze, players start doing mostly sensible things. The difference between high bronze and low diamond is really just mechanics, for the most part. That is my experience as well. | ||
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Popsycle
34 Posts
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underdawg
United States399 Posts
On February 20 2011 13:50 purecarnagge wrote: I don't recall saying I was good. All I said is I wouldn't quit. I'm pretty much a gold player more than likely if you take my terrible zvz out of it. I play a few times a week...night classes regular 8-5pm job...etc...if I played 2-4 hours a night I'm sure I would improve... Making one statement doesn't mean your an asshole. If it does then take your emo *** home and and put your ear muffs on. You spent 3 random paragraphs talking about your style when it had nothing to do with your point. You "insta remax." But cool story overall. | ||
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Qzy
Denmark1121 Posts
On February 20 2011 15:19 Popsycle wrote: ladder is retarded because its boring, no matter what rating people do 4 gates, or all ins because they want to end the game in 5 minutes and get high rating so they think "they're good." Only time you get a decent game on a ladder is when you fight a "known" player. Funner to do Customs with friends that are good. What in the what now? At 2500+ masters, you get some pretty intensive macro games that takes 30 min. I don't understand the OP .. if you are winning that easily - get in a higher league, challenge master league players. | ||
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
I think that in many of the cases you've mentioned, people are losing opportunities to practice following up when the only strategies they know how to execute fail by quitting early. The thing here is though, that not everyone's priority is practicing hard and improving. Some people just want to casually play and have fun, and playing 10 minutes longer in a game you know you've fallen quite behind is not a very attractive option for them. Some people will also just ragequit when they get angry about something that didn't go their way. Just realize that people have different personalities while playing this game and try to understand them. Not everyone thinks like you do, and it's really their choice what they do with their games. I did one attack on people...and simply told them I am better than you, you can just quit now. GG. I actually had 5 people leave the games. I'm not sure why you did this though. I honestly dislike offensive BM more than anything. | ||
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mvpAKAenvyME
Canada179 Posts
On February 20 2011 12:01 Frugalicious wrote: Staying in longer is often considered impolite and a waste of time. You are dragging on a game that has realistically ended. I agree. But you see people in GSL staying in for 5 minutes when they've clearly lost... | ||
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Denia1
148 Posts
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fauxreal
United States67 Posts
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skeldark
Germany2223 Posts
i see often in custom games against lower liges that they deny to gg out. As a result they missunderstand the game. To give you a example: tvz: the zerg trys to 6 pool me and i defend. game is over but he dont leave. i want to test timing for my building so i just macro up. than i take my gold and kill his 3. game is over again but he dont gg out. I take my 4 and 5 and harazz his main. He atacks with mass ultralist and my 33 rines killes them. After the game the z messige me: ultralisk sucks so bad what to build against mass rine in endgame? Lower lige see a long good macro game but the game was over after 6 pool an it was just me not killing him to train some building timings. if you gg out at the 6 pool you would think: k 6 pool is shit lets try something else and improve over time... if you gg out after a big mistake you will remember this mistake. and know why you lost and have a chance to do better next game. if you stay in the game you start to forget what really lost you the game. | ||
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Touch
Canada475 Posts
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FGsBluTosS
Canada4 Posts
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Arisen
United States2382 Posts
On February 20 2011 11:54 purecarnagge wrote: bread fear I has it to, I'm allergic to wheat. Just to point some things out. 1. You sound pretty arrogant for a bronze league player. 2. Telling someone you're better than them and they should quit is extremely rude 3. If a 3 rax or a 4 gate fails, you probably should leave, because you're probably going to lose unless you did good damage 4. If you won most of your matches you wouldn't be in bronze league anymore. Enjoy your wins, learn from your losses. | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
The higher up you get the more probes they have and the less prone they are to leave after they have lost 6 probes. Therefore you get longer games and better opponents, that's how matchmaking works. Just keep doing the ling runby until you can't, then you know you are against someone who is better than you and you learn. | ||
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
Also i pretty much know if i could possibly make a comeback or not depending on the situation. im not going to waste 10 minutes of my life when i know i have lost for the sake of "heart". Im a real person trying to practice, not some corny anime hero who magically wins games because of heart. | ||
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Lucid971
United States42 Posts
You will find playing out a game that you think you lost is also good micro practice :D | ||
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Psychobabas
2531 Posts
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Xanatoss
Germany539 Posts
You're the best dude. See you in some weeks @ the Strategy Forum asking why you cant break Masters. scnr | ||
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