[Marzy]

Hi!

My name is 'Marzy' and I'm relatively new to the StarCraft II scene. I'm in bronze league and I was wondering if any other players would be willing enough to teach me how to play better. I usually play as Zerg but I'm not very familiar with builds and how to react in different situations. I'm usually a console gamer in the Call of Duty and Halo scene on ACLPro/CyberGamer, but would love to be involved in StarCraft II as well!

If you could give me a hand, post below!

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	Dox:	Welcome :D
	Maynarde:	Hi hi new user
	TABottles:	love seeing new sc2 players

[|Erasmus|]

Welcome...

A lot of clans have a public chat channel in game with people that are normally pretty happy to help out (whether it's some higher league players just answering questions and giving some advice) or other BSG players you can practice with.

There's a good list of such channels over here http://www.sc2sea.com/showthread.php?t=536

[inFeZa]

Hi! Welcome
Definitely watch Day9 Daily Back to basics.

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Check out liquipedia for some bronze suited builds, practice them and work your way from there n_n

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Cyanide:

over 300 dailies ago! lol

[Baldie]

Another Zerg?! NOOOOOO JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMY

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	TABottles:	JIIIIIMY, lagtv?
	TAEdarus:	JIMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYY NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Marzy]

Thank you all!

Originally Posted by ToRBaldie

Another Zerg?! NOOOOOO JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMY

Well I started off playing Zerg but I'm not sure if its right for me just yet. I'm still trying to find my race

[Bloodmyst]

Welcome man! Feel free to join the QED channel whenever you log on. Everyone is friendly.

I came from a FPS background as well (Counterstrike). SC2 can definately get more lonely :/

I have a question though, do Australians and Zerg have something in common? Because holy hell we have a lot of Zergs......

[iM yang]

Originally Posted by Bloodmyst

Welcome man! Feel free to join the QED channel whenever you log on. Everyone is friendly.

I came from a FPS background as well (Counterstrike). SC2 can definately get more lonely :/

I have a question though, do Australians and Zerg have something in common? Because holy hell we have a lot of Zergs......

glade is very super famous and very super handsome

[SLCN.CautioN]

For inspiration and motivation watch episode 100 of day9

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Glhf!♥

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AxS.Sorathez:

Watch everything this man does. He is the Jesus of StarCraft.

[FaDe'Shampoo]

welcome to sc2 =), can seem scary at first but just gogogo and play your heart out =)

[Hydroid]

Originally Posted by Marzy

Hi!

My name is 'Marzy' and I'm relatively new to the StarCraft II scene. I'm in bronze league and I was wondering if any other players would be willing enough to teach me how to play better. I usually play as Zerg but I'm not very familiar with builds and how to react in different situations. I'm usually a console gamer in the Call of Duty and Halo scene on ACLPro/CyberGamer, but would love to be involved in StarCraft II as well!

If you could give me a hand, post below!

Hey man, welcome to the wonderful world that is Starcraft 2. I also came from a console background before moving to FPS on PC and then onto Starcraft 2. I'm only Platinum, but I'll be glad to show you some basics on getting started if you want. PM me for my Skype info if you are interested.

[xGKingdelete]

Hi, welcome!

Honestly, this game is going to be incredibly stressful and frustrating at times. and there will be times when you feel like you're hopesless and going nowhere, especially during your bronze period. But it's a thing that every player goes through, and you'll always find support here.

I think the best way to learn how to play when starting out is watching a few of the pros play and trying to copy them, grinding a lot of games on the ladder over and over ignoring the many losses you get.

I personally recommend ForceSC2strategy or Husky for commentary of games. Just look for any game with a zerg in it, watch and learn.

Don't forget that your improvement is proportional to the time and effort you put in. Good luck!

[Asrathiel]

Come hang out in my clan mGG's channel, ('mGG' ingame), there are always people up for practice games there ^_^

[TheGentleman]

I'll make the same offer to you that I make for most people who step forward and ask for help who are also in bronze. If you would like me to give you a little coaching just add me to skype My username is chaddersphi

[Marzy]

Thanks for all of the help and support people! I'll chuck you all an add in-game!

[A3Mercury]

I'm from consoles too and its not an easy switch -.- but good luck!!!

[mirth]

i think zerg is really fun to play, im a terran player atm, but i have a random account, i suggest changing to random for a bit so you get a feel for each of the races and how they play.

[ToRPatto]

Although they are crazy out dated, I believe a lot of the concepts about macroing still apply with dApollo's Zerg tutorials.

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[AuXCoolpuff]

mass drones = instant win

[ToRVenom]

Welcome to the SEA scene !

Make sure to enter the BSG weekly held every saturday night . Good way to get in contact with some people from the scene and also good practice in the tournaments aswell.!

Myself and the Admins will be happy to help u at any point in the BSg community and i am sure other players are happy to help!

[TCPKiaSu]

Welcome! come hang out in clan channel: TCP! we have quite a few low level people who would like to play with you and share games,strats and stories