how do i set up a 1v1 starcraft 2 game with a friend

That was a great read, thank you for writing it up. Should I still try to make the build work, or should I add a second build? That one win against a Zerg was actually using MKP's Mech-based play instead.Īnd how will I know when I am ready for additional builds? But once I finally started getting matched against Zergs, I've lost all but one game to Baneling-based play, since they always seem to hit me during that very vulnerable moment when my expo has just gotten up. And eventually I learned how to stop them, even though a lot of those games just felt weird for whatever reason. At first, I was randomly matched against Terran and Protoss only, so at that point I told myself that I would just make the build work. I had the most fun watching MKP in the GSL, knew it worked in many situations at a high level of play, and found it fun to play as well once I got started.īut then as I started getting a little bit better and got promoted to Silver, and now to Gold, I've entered the territory of players who, at least in my experience, love to 4-Gate or Baneling Bust, or Cloaked Banshee Rush, and can actually execute the builds reasonably well compared to the Bronzes. Specifically, once I finally got over my denial of getting placed in Bronze League and made it my goal to take a game off a Master League, I chose MarineKing's 2 Rax FE as the single build I would work on as I improve my macro, micro, and mechanics. If so: I've been trying to improve in this way, albeit in a way less refined form, but have recently hit a brick wall of sorts. Clears up many things.Īre noobs allowed to ask questions about applying this?

#18 That was a great read, thank you for writing it up. I say later on that lower Master's players are the only players on the NA that have basic macro down, so you should read the whole guide then go back and focus on the macro portions. You should be thinking like this: I want to play at a Master's level of skill by playing focusing mostly on my macro. How do I set a measurable goal that involves deepening my understanding and focusing on being a more rounded player? do I just set the goal above and then try to go about in a different manner? or should I be looking at goals like 'play a 30 minute game while keeping money below 450' or something like that. I guess it seems most of the measurable goals, say 'Get into masters' If I really meant it I feel I would be best served by learning a very effective cheese strat and perfecting it as this method seems the fastest way to rank up until the higher levels (ala ). You mentioned setting clearly defined and measurable goals rather than saying I just want to improve. I have a question as I am stuck on the first section regarding goals.

How do i set up a 1v1 starcraft 2 game with a friend