[KrazyKraka187]

Hey guys, im brand new to this site so please forgive me if im posting this in the wrong thread. Anyways im not a new SC2 player, I played about 2 years ago never making it out of bronze but winning about 20 games out of 25-30. I really want to get back into SC2 and im looking for any level of a partner to practice with and help me (and them) get better. Please send me a message, comment on this thread, or send me a email (zack.gci@gmail.com) if your interested. My SC2ID is

NarwhalBacon.345. and im a looking for iDia mond

Thanks guys!

[Antel0pe]

I'll be interested for some custom games ^^
join the PRACBUD channel if you want some decent practice partners

[FSDarkNemesis]

Yeah let me know also.

Cheers.

[Asrathiel]

Lots of people to practice with in the 'mGG' channel too

[TheGentleman]

First and foremost, welcome to the website

If you're simply looking for practice partners look at points 4 and 5 only. However there are many things that a self confessed "bronze noob" and indeed anyone of any level can do in order to improve their game play so here's my advice.

1. Coaching: Yes this costs money, but these coaches have been where you are and know how to get where they are. Like personal training at a gym coaching will speed your results allowing you to obtain your starcraft goals faster.
2. The replay feedback thread! (click here) This thread is frequented by many helpful people willing to look over your replays (especially replays you're stuck on) with the goal of helping you improve. Often times these helpful people point out mistakes that you didn't even know you were making.
3. Watch streams: Watching professionals play (especially when you try and analyse their play) will help give you an insight into why decisions were made and concurrently improving your decision making skills.
4. Join a Clan: I cannot emphasise this one enough, a clan is full of helpful people often who share goals similar to yours. Some are in a clan just to fool around of course but others are there who want practice against people of your skill level. Which leads me to point number 5.
5. Practice partners: These are people who wish to improve much like yourself. They will look over your replays and you will look over theirs. You will help each other get better at the game. Clans are an excellent place to find practice partners however you can use the quick find feature found in the features menu above or here.

I hope this helps.

P.S. I am happy to give you a free coaching session to help get yourself off the ground at some point, just send me a PM and we will arrange a time for the session. If you do take me up on this offer you will require skype and a microphone.

[Asrathiel]

Also, if you'd like to get some experience in tournament situations, there are currently two tournaments running each week, the official sc2sea BSG on Saturdays, and one run by the clan TN on Tuesdays! Keep an eye out for the posts about them in the Tournaments section on the front page