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You guys might not know me but I am the bestest protoss player on NA. Whats it like you might say? Well i'll tell you. Im a fucking boss. COLD STONE FUCKING BOSS. So anyways onwards to toss strategy. Most scrubs will tell you its just 1a and their wrong. well they're partly right if you go colossi, but if you go HT you need some STORMZZ just like how terran needs them STIMPACKS. But anyways when engaging terran you want to trade energy as efficiently as possible for units. I.E. forcefields capturing ...

Hey, compLexity Academy's vGEroSennin here. I'm a Certified Athletic Trainer. Note that this blog will be focused mainly on gamers and not those who may game but also play sports, but you may benefit from this as well, so read on.

First, always keep this principle in mind: SAID = specific adaptations to imposed demands. Basically, if you want to get better at bicep curls, your best bet is to do bicep curls. If you want to get better at pitching, you should pitch.

Now ...

As a lot of people know, I have previously had a lot of problems with the PvP match-up. I lost in the winners bracket round 3 at MLG Raleigh 2012 in PvP to Alt-StarCraft's FragBonk and since then I have been trying to work on PvP as much as possible.

My old method of PvP was developed from a defensive style I had seen 4not's Eifer use on many occasions both in the CSL and in practice games. It was basically a form of a 3 gateway expand that was safe against 4 gate and put slight ...

I'd like to talk about a few different things in this blog. Hopefully this won't be too muddled but I'd figure I'd share some things, which will be: how to determine who is the better player in a 1v1, how to pick a lineup for traditional CW (minus the 2v2) and for an all-kill format, and how to not get too excited in a game.

First off, in a game like Starcraft, you have to believe you're the better player than your opponent. You need that mental edge. I've talked about in past blogs, ...

Blame It On The Rain (Post TI2)

*Note* I literally almost deleted 50% of this blog by accident. I nearly had a heart attack and I probably would've given up completely on this.

[ *Disclaimer* (as always): I was inspired to write a massively ambitious blog post about my TI2 experience in great detail. However, I found myself (about 3-4 hours in) being overwhelmed by the amount of citation and specifics needed to convey my ideas. I also kind of procrastinated ...