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TheBorg
Netherlands56 Posts
I can't give full instructions in the beginning of the game because when I do, I screw up my own build. (  ). Especially, seeing cannon rushes or 6pools happening to teammates, pinging the map and then getting a "What?"are very frustrating.Any ideas on how I can improve my teammates with minimal impact on my own build? Thanks in advance! | ||
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
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adius
United States249 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:25 TheBorg wrote: How I can improve my teammates Choose them ahead of time. Don't play RT for any reason other than the comedy, just don't do it. | ||
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Trib
Canada18 Posts
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lfusion
United States79 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:30 drooL wrote: is probably not going to happen. get better yourself and you will be able to carry most of the game on your own. then you will advance in rank and get better teammates etc. Do this. I got to diamond in 3v3 and 4v4 random because I always carried the team. The ranking for team games now check how you did in the game. You don't get penalized as much if your teammates rush for ultras on 1 base or if their preparation for a tier one rush is to go double stargate and have 1 stalker for defending. | ||
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Geiko
France1939 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:48 lfusion wrote: Do this. I got to diamond in 3v3 and 4v4 random because I always carried the team. The ranking for team games now check how you did in the game. You don't get penalized as much if your teammates rush for ultras on 1 base or if their preparation for a tier one rush is to go double stargate and have 1 stalker for defending. Source please ? (or it didn't happen) | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:25 TheBorg wrote: Do not do that but try to make teamplay. While I am Silver in 1v1, I am Platinum in 4v4 (even was Diamond for some games, but then I switched over to random and soon got demoted.) Try to communicate with your team, leave the dumb guys alone who try their own thing and try to coordinate with the players who are willing to communicate.I'm stuck in Silver League for 3v3 and 4v4. I know I'm not a great player, but I have noticed a pattern, especially after losses: 80 - 90% of the time, I am either the best player in the game or the best player on my team. Now, rather than b*tch about that, I see it as my responsibility to try and make my teammates better. The question is: how do I do that? Don't teach them how to play. | ||
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Spammish
United Kingdom42 Posts
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Sm3agol
United States2055 Posts
The other suggestion I have, that works for me, is announce your timing. For instance, If I go for a 4 gate, then I tell my allies, "at 6:20, my 4-gate will be ready, order your units to follow mine/give me control, and rally your buildings to my pylon". Then just go win the game for them. Of course, to do that, you physically have to be able to win the game. If all you can do is a-move, then you don't belong in higher leagues anyways. | ||
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andeh
United States904 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
The rest either 1. Name a unit they'll be massing 2. tell me they're rushing, cheesing or massing 3. Go mute. From there, you'll have to fill in the blanks. If he's massing, play early defense to help defend them. If he's cheesing, macro hard and expand fast and hope they don't push out. If he's rushing, equally rush with tier 1 units. That's my take on it. I'm mid Platinum in 3v3s, it's very hard to win sometimes. | ||
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ShadesTheOne
2 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:50 Geiko wrote: Source please ? (or it didn't happen) Sorry no Source, but he is right. It is most notable during placement matches. It is more important what your score is than if you win or lose. You can get into gold with 4 losses. | ||
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alepov
Netherlands1132 Posts
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Geiko
France1939 Posts
On January 13 2011 01:46 ShadesTheOne wrote: Sorry no Source, but he is right. It is most notable during placement matches. It is more important what your score is than if you win or lose. You can get into gold with 4 losses. I doubt that is true... And if it is, it's kind of stupid in my opinion. Score doesn't tell anything about how good you are. Some games i just like to have fun and go Pylon Pylon Nexus Nexus. Then my allies have to survive 3v4 while at the same time insulting me for not doing anything. I finaly push out with a control group of 3/3/3 carriers to end the game with twice as much point as anyone in the game... So the matchmaking system actualy thinks i did twice as good as my allies who had to survive a 3v4 ? | ||
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drteeth1
United States2 Posts
On January 13 2011 01:58 Geiko wrote: I doubt that is true... And if it is, it's kind of stupid in my opinion. Score doesn't tell anything about how good you are. Some games i just like to have fun and go Pylon Pylon Nexus Nexus. Then my allies have to survive 3v4 while at the same time insulting me for not doing anything. I finaly push out with a control group of 3/3/3 carriers to end the game with twice as much point as anyone in the game... So the matchmaking system actualy thinks i did twice as good as my allies who had to survive a 3v4 ? This was implemented in patch 1.1.2. Source: http://us.starcraft2.com/launcher/patch-notes.htm | ||
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Simberto
Germany11452 Posts
On January 13 2011 01:46 Torte de Lini wrote: I play 3v3 random teams and I feel your pain. The best way to get a sense of your allies is to ask for a plan. I think out of my 200 games (or so, I can't recall off-hand). Only one gave me an elaborate plan. The rest either 1. Name a unit they'll be massing 2. tell me they're rushing, cheesing or massing 3. Go mute. From there, you'll have to fill in the blanks. If he's massing, play early defense to help defend them. If he's cheesing, macro hard and expand fast and hope they don't push out. If he's rushing, equally rush with tier 1 units. That's my take on it. I'm mid Platinum in 3v3s, it's very hard to win sometimes. The most effective way to win i found was tell the other players a time. If you say something like "Attack at 6 minutes", mostly, all of your teammates will do something remotely intelligent and you have enough stuff to usually win. However, if you notice that your team consist mostly of 6-8poolers, something like nexus first and a large colossi stalker push usually work out fine. | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On January 13 2011 02:04 Simberto wrote: The most effective way to win i found was tell the other players a time. If you say something like "Attack at 6 minutes", mostly, all of your teammates will do something remotely intelligent and you have enough stuff to usually win. However, if you notice that your team consist mostly of 6-8poolers, something like nexus first and a large colossi stalker push usually work out fine. Oh yes, that is great too. I hear a lot of "attack at 6 minutes" which really helps me and other plan their build and units suitably! | ||
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Resistentialism
Canada688 Posts
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TheBorg
Netherlands56 Posts
On January 13 2011 01:46 Torte de Lini wrote: I play 3v3 random teams and I feel your pain. [...] The rest either 1. Name a unit they'll be massing 2. tell me they're rushing, cheesing or massing 3. Go mute. From there, you'll have to fill in the blanks. If he's massing, play early defense to help defend them. If he's cheesing, macro hard and expand fast and hope they don't push out. If he's rushing, equally rush with tier 1 units. That's my take on it. I'm mid Platinum in 3v3s, it's very hard to win sometimes. Wow - I love the SC-community. So many responses already.  This is exactly what happens, someone says: "Going mass Roach" and I think to myself: how do you know that? You've not even scouted anything yet!! The "Attack at the X-minute mark" suggestion is really good: I've done that a couple of times and that seems to work pretty well, although it won't protect you agasint 6poolers/cannon rushers. I've devised a new scheme, though: I'm a Protoss-player, but I'm getting kinda bored with it. So I've decided to tinker with Zerg a bit and that's what I'm using my 3v3s and 4v4s for from now on... to learn Zerg. And obviously incorporate all of your suggestions. | ||
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Elean
689 Posts
On January 13 2011 00:25 TheBorg wrote: I'm stuck in Silver League for 3v3 and 4v4. I know I'm not a great player, but I have noticed a pattern, especially after losses: 80 - 90% of the time, I am either the best player in the game or the best player on my team. You think you are the best player. If you are in the sylver league, most of the time you will be one of the weakest player. If you want to improve, start asking yourself what you did wrong instead of blaming your allies. Asking "my allies suck, what an I Do", won't get you really far. And I doubt anyone can give you a useful answer. Post a couple of replay if you want to know what you could change. | ||
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