@zerggirl that's odd really, it's been said that watching tv is akin to leaving your brain on idle, or in a passive state (and hence result in a cognitive surplus) so it shouldn't be that bad. (unless it's a really exciting/scary show ofc)
Whereas when you play sc2 your brain is in an active state going at like 5 thoughts a second (I gotta inject. Ok it's almost popping. Gotta fix that rally. Oh I'm almost supp blocked. Overlord overlord. What's my opponent doing? How's my creep spread? ... Etc)
As mentioned by many, a winding down activity is very helpful in helping u fall asleep. Have a 'bedtime routine', so to speak.
If this doesn't work, there could be other underlying issues to your insomnia which I can share next time
@zerggirl that's odd really, it's been said that watching tv is akin to leaving your brain on idle, or in a passive state (and hence result in a cognitive surplus) so it shouldn't be that bad. (unless it's a really exciting/scary show ofc)
Whereas when you play sc2 your brain is in an active state going at like 5 thoughts a second (I gotta inject. Ok it's almost popping. Gotta fix that rally. Oh I'm almost supp blocked. Overlord overlord. What's my opponent doing? How's my creep spread? ... Etc)
As mentioned by many, a winding down activity is very helpful in helping u fall asleep. Have a 'bedtime routine', so to speak.
If this doesn't work, there could be other underlying issues to your insomnia which I can share next time
Hrm. When I first started playing I couldn't get to sleep after a game, now I can rather easily.
When I go to bed I just put the kids channel on... one episode of Spongebob (don't you judge me!) keeps me up for a good hour.
I don't think it's odd.. SC2 just doesn't excite my 'brain' in that regard. (I don't actually think all that much when I play starcraft now.. it just happens!)
The noise of a fan blowing in my face is soothing and puts me to sleep quickly.
Reading a book doesn't help, I just keep reading.. :|
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