[syfChadMann]

Originally Posted by evskimo

G'day there,

I'm a silver protoss and looking for some pointers - my main problem seems to be coordinating scouting and macroing. If I ignore scouting to work on macro I often get rolled by a rush or a bunch of counter/surprise units. On a different note, I think a player of his (diamond) caliber would be well suited to teaching bsg players because a GM might just look at one of our games and think 'where do I start?' ... ^^ thanks

sure man.. Add myself and Syn and we can help you out.. his details are on the OP and my bnet character is ChadMann with character code 754.

Hit me up if you need some help.. I practice alot with my team for the BSG CL so there are other players in the practice sessions often for you to practice your different match ups... if you want to join in with us - that would be fine..

But a usual session involves games with a bit of discussion before hand as to the players plan (privately, so they don't know what each other are doing.. lol) and then the observers have a chat about the game as it goes... like 'do you think that is a good idea?' 'should he push now?.. etc etc... and we all learn together.. of course there are usually some discussion after the game to talk about mistakes and what can be done to avoid them..

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ToRMaverick:

[evskimo]

Originally Posted by ChadMann

sure man.. Add myself and Syn and we can help you out.. his details are on the OP and my bnet character is ChadMann with character code 754.

Hit me up if you need some help.. I practice alot with my team for the BSG CL so there are other players in the practice sessions often for you to practice your different match ups... if you want to join in with us - that would be fine..

But a usual session involves games with a bit of discussion before hand as to the players plan (privately, so they don't know what each other are doing.. lol) and then the observers have a chat about the game as it goes... like 'do you think that is a good idea?' 'should he push now?.. etc etc... and we all learn together.. of course there are usually some discussion after the game to talk about mistakes and what can be done to avoid them..

This sounds great, and like a lot of fun - without much of the pressure of the usual ranked slog. Thanks a lot !

Also, what time do you guys usually have a jam?.. and what time zone?