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Its not really much different to other hobbies if your efficient at learning and improving. If you play a few games and then just stop then you wont improve muc
by Zariel 13y ago
Its not really much different to other hobbies if your efficient at learning and improving. If you play a few games and then just stop then you wont improve much at all. But if you go back and analyse your play and your decisions at each point in the game you can quickly improve. And most parts of SC2 can be broken down into small parts which can be practiced with repetition, for instance practicing your build order for the first 3 minutes so you can do it without thinking if a huge benefit.
Ive found it not much different to learning guitar to be honest, or any other competitive game like Dota.
- GFischer 13y agoTeam games like Dota or League of Legends add another problem: I wouldn't worry that much if I get trashed individually, but when you're a part of a (randomly selected) team and you drag them down, I really get stressed. I worry to the point I haven't played a ranked game yet(I play LOL) , even though I reached Level 30 months ago. I'm sure there are some groups of casual players that don't mind having a mediocre player (to play in matchmade groups), but I haven't found them yet.
- Zariel 13y agoI started playing MOBA games with Dota2 with some friends who had already played LoL and HoN so I was the new guy in a group of 4 so I got carried a fair ammoutn but now I dont care about playing in single matches if someone whines at me for being bad or what ever i just mute them get on with life. I've also made a few friends who I play with now and then.