Having a good practice schedule is absolutely key to having success in any game. Unfortunately due to exams, the past few weeks our practice has been lacking, and it shows in our results. As of late, things have started to look better now that school is done with, and more time can be dedicated to practicing, analyzing our games, and preparing for tournaments. There were many epic games played today in our matches today against Mouz and Ex-Gosu, with each game going over an hour and ...
In light of recent comments by blizzard http://(http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/view...opic_id=334748) and general discussion regarding the state of TvP I'm going to analyze what makes protoss late game so different from Terran from a production stand point. In past blogs I've talked about how upgrades and types of units available seem to favor protoss in the late game TvP. The primary, and of course, most obvious difference is that protoss production is front-loaded in that ...
Hey there, I thought I'd write a little about different ways i believe you can practice to get better at this game, I'm always looking for better ways to practice or be more efficient in my practice so ive tried lots of different styles maybe some of you will let me know which you think is best! Slow Method: With this one you are trying to just increase understanding of the game, best used whenever you are learning a new style i think or if you are just starting out with ...
Hey again everyone, I hope you all are doing quite well as the weather begins to heat up and tournaments are non-stop. I figured I'd make this blog a monthly thing more or less just for the hell of it as I doubt too many people are terribly interested. XD Well to start off, I will simply say that the job market here in Knoxville, TN is an absolute joke at the moment. I'm currently spending 20-30 hours job searching, filling out applications, and so on a week as I decided that my situation ...
As someone whose only experience playing Starcraft competitively as been part time with either school or a full time job on the side - I've found that one of my biggest problems was trying to practice like a full time player in a part time setting. Let's say I have four hours of free time available and havn't played at all that day. A pro player would be playing at least four hours most days - so there is the temptation to play for all four and then proceed immediately to the next ...
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