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Alvas
United States309 Posts
On April 17 2011 08:07 tl01234 wrote: Honestly, if laddering makes you nervous you're too much of a pussy to play it in the first place. and you clearly aren't mature enough to go onto forums with adults, since you can't find a respectful way to voice your opinion | ||
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
Been practicing T a lot more lately, im so weak in mirror and vZ right now i cannot get myself to hit the search button haha. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
To those of you who don't get nervous from playing SC2, I would hate to not give you a way to participate, please post down below why laddering doesn't ruffle your feathers. Possible things to mention would be why you don't mind losing (assuming you don't), your outlook on points, and how much you play per day. If I'm on a losing streak I still continue to play because losing is part of the process to become a better player. It's impossible to become a better player without losing games. When I lose I just repeat the same things which means BO/scouting pattern except I adjust a little with the knowledge what I could have done the game before that (after watching replay). You cannot progress without failing (in this case a lot of failing). I always blame myself when I lose because in the end you're the person that has to win the game and not the opponent that has to lose it for you. So I rage to myself when I lose even if my opponent won by some cheese but I always press that button to ladder. | ||
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hend
Brazil38 Posts
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ComplaiNT
United Kingdom17 Posts
If you're nervous about Laddering because you think you're going to loose, hit the button, play your best and if you loose, tell yourself theres something flawed about what YOU did and don't cry about imbalance. Look at the replay and try to understand what you're doing wrong, then, hit the "Find Match" button and try to concentrate on improving on what you did. | ||
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Geniuszerg
Canada454 Posts
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Roeder
Denmark735 Posts
Other times I lose the most retarded games. After a big lose streak, I don't get nervous, but more furious and frustrated. In the end, I never call it a day without winning the last game. | ||
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TickTockBoom
Canada185 Posts
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chunkylimes
Canada25 Posts
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Mabilis
United States162 Posts
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Ab0miNaTioN_BoB
United States102 Posts
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DuckS
United States845 Posts
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ch0c0b0fr34k
United States452 Posts
......that's how I think, anyways, even though I know it's not true T.T I guess it's whether or not you think the trade-off - practicing to get good at a game - is worth it. To me it isn't. | ||
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gn1k
United States441 Posts
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rawrjaaaaay
United States426 Posts
I sometimes get nervous in TvZ just because I'm so scared of muta harass and a baneling bust. xD TvT is my best matchup, so I' never get nervous when I play against a Terran. | ||
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Randomaccount#128098
United States411 Posts
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Grease
United States138 Posts
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cyclone25
Romania3344 Posts
Oh, and I wanted to close firefox with task manager because it was lagging me in game and accidentally closed SC2 during the first two minutes of the game. FML | ||
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Dundrio
Norway35 Posts
I don't really get mad losing if I know what I've done wrong and how to adjust my game plan, but if I lose to some silly proxy pylon in my main I get frustrated. Usually take a break if I feel that way. Sometimes I like taking breaks after barely winning because I feel so extatic that I just can't sit. Really fun :D I love beating cheeses too, so not really angsty about any of those, but I do get a bit lost whenever I am up against a 200/200 death ball. Gold zerg, btw | ||
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ChaseR
Norway1004 Posts
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