However, you need to learn some tricks to get faster. You need mecanisms, that means making a lot of action really fast.īut, don't focus on "I need to be fast", "I need high APM", it will come alone with practice, repeating your build order, better focus on what you need to do, if you have good macro and decision you will go really far before you must need to be fast. So if you really wants to be good, you need to spend your SC2 time half playing, half learning to get better. It's important to say that you will learn or be ten more times better if you spend an hour analysing in depth a replay/vod from a pro player, rather than playing one hour on ladder, whatever your level. With good macro you can climb ladder really fast (a lot of people are stuck into low league just become they don't know how to macro, never take the time to learn, and while they spend a lot of take playing the game, they never learn it really).
Well if you do this, you will skip bronze league, and maybe silver. You will refine them when you will get better. It's a bit personal, but you can ask what others use, see the hotkeys of the pros on stream, etc. To do this, you will need to use hotkeys, control-group, choice the best sensitivity for your mouse. Then you learn it, and you will learn to excecute it as well as you can. You don't have to discover all by yourself, you will use a build order. How the economy of my race works, how could i get as much money as i want, them spend all my money and build the strongest army. When you find it, well you must learn the macro. Take your time, you can test vs IA, vs players, seen SC2 tournaments. #8 If you really want to play competitive,įirst you must choose your race. Or you can of course continue swapping between them, or even play random, but that will probably slow down your progress a bit, as you need to learn the mechanics and timings of three races. But I'd recommend trying each race at least once in step 2 before deciding for one. They are all equally strong and fun to play in different ways. Regarding race, just go for the one that appeals to you.
You can skip any of these steps if you don't feel like, but this is the smoothest path into competitive 1on1 I think. This will gradually increase the load of responsibility to you. At low level, people dont really care (or even notice) if you don't get stuff done as fast as you could, or do other mistakes.ĥ) As you get more comfortable with human vs human team games, go down to 3on3, 2on2. Start at low difficulty and step up as you learn to play.Ĥ) team games. There's a 2 humans vs computer mode that actually is kindof really fun! Try it out, and it allows you to compare your skills to other people without having them stomp on all your stuff. Play vs easy computer and try to max out at 200/200 supply as quickly as you can.ģ) play coop. increase difficulty until you get bored.
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