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Rflcrx
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Alou
United States3748 Posts
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Rasmussen
Denmark67 Posts
On February 18 2011 03:58 JanBanan wrote: And now I got banned by a premature mod, Jesus Christ! Better find a new stream to waste another 1/2 year and 15£ on. FUKK ME Don't cry. It will be okay. | ||
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DharmaTurtle
United States283 Posts
On February 18 2011 03:58 JanBanan wrote: And now I got banned by a premature mod, Jesus Christ! Better find a new stream to waste another 1/2 year and 15£ on. FUKK ME People get banned and unbanned all the time - don't worry about it. Just ping one of the mods (or even The Steven himself) and reconcile with them. | ||
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AzurewinD
United States569 Posts
How is it disrespectful to tailor coaching specifically to the league/level of player? I don't understand this argument at all. Is this the same coddled attitude that comes with not grading tests in red ink? Is it the same attitiude that comes with telling kids that they get a gold star for failing big time because they're special and unique? But seriously... Taken in context, he frequently says "in your league" in order to point out to the student that the player he is currently practicing against, by and large has a far higher micro/macro proficiency than the people the student will be matched up against on the ladder "in their league". The objective is to win games and be a better player. Thus it is rather important to speak about the general capabilities of the people the student will likely be matched up against. If they can reliably take down a Diamond/Masters level 2 rax rush in a lesson, it stands to reason they will likely smash the same play at the Platinum or below level they regularly face on the ladder. This isn't disrespectful in the slightest. As a coach, how do you go about teaching someone without referring to, mentioning, or considering their current level on the ladder? Coaching a bronze level player is far different from coaching a Diamond or Master's league player. You certainly wouldn't start your Master's league student off by lecturing him about the importance of hotkeys, or informing him of the fact that minerals and gas are used to make units. You don't pay coaches to tell you you're a good player, you pay them to help you better yourself by pointing out your flaws and instilling the knowledge to rectify them. If that means referencing your league and comparing it to the skill you demonstrate in the lesson, so be it. | ||
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s031720
Sweden383 Posts
On February 18 2011 06:24 AzurewinD wrote: How is it disrespectful to tailor coaching specifically to the league/level of player? I don't understand this argument at all. Is this the same coddled attitude that comes with not grading tests in red ink? Is it the same attitiude that comes with telling kids that they get a gold star for failing big time because they're special and unique? But seriously... Taken in context, he frequently says "in your league" in order to point out to the student that the player he is currently practicing against, by and large has a far higher micro/macro proficiency than the people the student will be matched up against on the ladder "in their league". The objective is to win games and be a better player. Thus it is rather important to speak about the general capabilities of the people the student will likely be matched up against. If they can reliably take down a Diamond/Masters level 2 rax rush in a lesson, it stands to reason they will likely smash the same play at the Platinum or below level they regularly face on the ladder. This isn't disrespectful in the slightest. As a coach, how do you go about teaching someone without referring to, mentioning, or considering their current level on the ladder? Coaching a bronze level player is far different from coaching a Diamond or Master's league player. You certainly wouldn't start your Master's league student off by lecturing him about the importance of hotkeys, or informing him of the fact that minerals and gas are used to make units. You don't pay coaches to tell you you're a good player, you pay them to help you better yourself by pointing out your flaws and instilling the knowledge to rectify them. If that means referencing your league and comparing it to the skill you demonstrate in the lesson, so be it. Way to make a connotative manipulation of what I said. Hat off to you sir. So let me put is as clearly as possible; Beeing condecending is not helpful, no matter how you care to describe it. In "context" he did not once used the condecending tone or remarks to describe the relative diffrence between the player and the practicepartner, but only to point out why he should settle for subpar builds and strategies instead of "proper" ones. And let me be clear on this aswell; I dont really care that much. My first post was mainly due to beeing suprised and a way to give feedback to his coachingstyle. It wont stop me from enjoying his stream which is beyond doubt the most entertaining one out there. This post on the other hand is me beeing annoyed at the general fanboyism going on in your reply; you may sugarcoat crap, but it will still taste like shit. Take it for what it is. Im not interested in a long discussion and for all I know maybe he had a bad day or just a bad session. Or maybe he just didnt like his pupil. | ||
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Destiny
United States280 Posts
I teach very simple (and strategically silly) builds to newer players so they can hammer out mechanics. The less things a new player has to focus on (expanding, harassing, scouting, creep spread, upgrades, tech, drone saturation between two bases, managing queens, timing attacks, expo timings, etc...), the more likely he is to succeed in those things. I've actually learned quite a bit coaching beginning players and am ALMOST motivated enough to make a big post on it. Maybe after this LAN... | ||
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kvn4444
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Vhaidren
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Rasmussen
Denmark67 Posts
On February 18 2011 11:16 kvn4444 wrote: entertaining zerg stream, hadn't checked it out till recently but was fun watching a bunch of games. had a question for one of the songs playing while he was streaming, can't remember the name but had the word life in the song name. anyone know? You can try to look here and see if you will find it. http://www.last.fm/user/StevenBonnellII | ||
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
On February 18 2011 10:34 Steven.Bonnell.II wrote: Maybe after this LAN... Which lan? | ||
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xOff
United States247 Posts
Elevengaming lan in st louis, Its Friday - sunday and he is playing 2v2 w/ bluetea along with the 1v1. It will be streamed by cats pajamas live saturday and possibly the other days as well. | ||
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PERSONAL_COACH
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JediGamer
United States656 Posts
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WANT3DMOST
United States3 Posts
I thought this was interesting! G4 | ||
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vectorix108
United States4633 Posts
I heard it on his stream the other day but I wasn't sure | ||
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
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Semirhage
44 Posts
On February 21 2011 16:37 vectorix108 wrote: so is steven really having a baby? I heard it on his stream the other day but I wasn't sure Yup. Destiny's child. Gonna be at the GSL before his 6th birthday. | ||
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vectorix108
United States4633 Posts
On February 22 2011 02:17 Semirhage wrote: Yup. Destiny's child. Gonna be at the GSL before his 6th birthday. wow awesome hahhaha. this is kinda stupid but is his gf bluetea....? | ||
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WANT3DMOST
United States3 Posts
On February 22 2011 06:15 vectorix108 wrote: wow awesome hahhaha. this is kinda stupid but is his gf bluetea....? no his gf is not bluetea just someone he met online who plays SC and they met up at the lan this past weekend. | ||
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