Tumbleweeds, crickets.... also boards trip :/

Xios

Ok guys, things are quiet here on the forum.

So,

• I propose a discussion.
• Who would like to go to a big esports event or something like blizzcon as a group, like in say 6 or 7 months.
• More importantly, who would like to organise it >.<

Discuss

RoyalMarine

ill gladly organise it, but I cant go on any trip until may 2012

college.....

freepower

Me and a bunch of mates are going to winter dreamhack, but it's me and a bunch of mates. Would be lovely to see you guys there but I don't necessarily want to invite you all. :P

Columc

If any of ye are going to blizzcon in October ill see you there heading over with a few mates,

UnholyGregor

Xios wrote: »

things are quiet here on the forum.

i discovered sc2 reddit, thats my excuse

Xios

UnholyGregor wrote: »

i discovered sc2 reddit, thats my excuse

I lurk there too, but still, bring it home to the irish

seanbmc

Not sure why it's gone so quiet.

pixelburp

Part of the problem I find with SC2 hubs is that they're not always clear who they're meant for; whether it's a cry for help, or suggestion of some advice, it's hard to know exactly what level it's aimed at. As a mere Gold'y, I don't feel inclined to post help / advice because I don't know who the audience is. *shrug*

RoyalMarine

this forum is open for anyone and everything related to sc2. i know it gets quite at times, but i reckon its due to most of the convo taking place on the sc2 room on irc

pixelburp

RoyalMarine wrote: »

this forum is open for anyone and everything related to sc2. i know it gets quite at times, but i reckon its due to most of the convo taking place on the sc2 room on irc

Yeah, and that's just full of tourney talk from what I see

IRL_Sinister

And raging homosexuals.

VikingErik

pixelburp wrote: »

Part of the problem I find with SC2 hubs is that they're not always clear who they're meant for; whether it's a cry for help, or suggestion of some advice, it's hard to know exactly what level it's aimed at. As a mere Gold'y, I don't feel inclined to post help / advice because I don't know who the audience is. *shrug*

You'll find that I posted lots of opinionated advice back when I had more time to be on here. And that was mostly just based on me watching loads of replays, so I don't think you should feel bad about giving advice as a goldy. Often it's nicer to hear advice from someone closer to your own level as it's likely those lower level players aren't about to spend their entire days learning build orders and perfect timings, etc. I feel like I can give relevant enough advice to help a low bronze player get into silver. And sometimes higher level players are higher for the wrong reason. For example if they perfected a single build but are unable to adapt to changes during the course of a game.

This isn't teamliquid where everyone is in Masters League or higher. We're a smaller community on here so it's better to provide some advice quickly than let someone wait around for over a week before getting some useful advice.

I could go on, but I think I've gotten my point across. We all have some valuable knowledge that can be shared.