They continuously match against each other in LAN finals and other Latin tournaments, with MajOr always coming out on top. MajOr has been completely dominant in this Mexican rivalry, however Cham has been able to take a map off of him.
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Recent Matches. February 27th Thread on TL. Contact Us Send an email Chat with us Contact. This page was last edited on 4 October , at Licenses for other media varies. Here's the deal. For most levels of play, starcraft is like training a monkey. If you play a lot , you will get good, even if you have no particular natural talent for the game.
So if you want to get good, play a lot. But to play at a level where it is possible to make money, playing a lot is not enough. You also need to be naturally gifted and train with the right people. I'm talking "I picked up the game two weeks ago I can beat most grandmasters" gifted, not "well I steadily worked my way up from silver to diamond in a few months and with a few month months practice I will probably crack Masters" gifted.
So if the question is "how much do I need to train to be good", the answer is - either play a lot, train with the right people, or both. If, as you have in fact asked, the question is "what is the time i should put into sc2 a day to go pro? Playing 12 hours a day, 7 days a week will make you good, probably really good, but I don't think it will pay the rent. I hate to sound like your mother, it just really worries me when people say things like "I'm failing school.
I think I might become a professional video game player". Blog of the Year Achievements 8. Talented, xx amount of RTS experience, and probably 10 hours a day 6 days a week. You up for it? Tourneys Joined : 8. Most Creative Writer Achievements 4. I'm pretty sure that the guys on SOTG have talked about this before.
Basically they said that waking up randomly one morning and deciding "Hey, I think I'll quit everything I'm doing to try and play a videogame at a professional level" is dumb.
Then maybe you should consider playing full time if it's what you really want to do. That said, diamond after placements is pretty impressive.
Do you have prior RTS experience? Well, boxer says that he plays 30 games every day to upkeep his current skill level. Tourneys Joined : Commentator Best Pro Team Achievements 3.
Whats your previous gaming experience? Tourneys Joined : 3. No RTS experience and you get straight into diamond? That seems like natural talent to me. But give it a few weeks. If you shoot straight up to masters and maybe grandmasters, you could have what it takes. But who decides to go pro the day after starting something?! I hope what i write here doesnt come across as harsh, but anyway: Getting placed in Diamond would be a pretty good high 5 moment for you, you proberbly feel like you are so naturally good at this game that you could easily make it pro with a little work.
Fact of the matter is that you are significantly far away from being pro at this game. Your lack of RTS experiance is your first hurdle as well as lack of knowledge of the game and as a result you will likely hit a wall, where you won't progress ladderwise for a long time. Lets say you work hard, and after many months yes, it will take months of playing hours a day until this pays off you get to the top of SEA. Then you're presented with your next problem.
Sponsers in SEA are rare and only recruit the best of the best and even then they are hard pressed getting a sponser over NA or EU players.
Because we are so far away from everything else, and the cost of sending you to tournaments will need to be worth the investment. Chances are you will need to move overseas to have any real success. Are you ready to move overseas? You need to do it simply because you love the game, and with 5 games played I don't think you're in a position to say that you do yet.
Don't give up on school, if you're failing there, work harder on it. Quick Comments. Just learn some openers and have knowledge about some build orders so you know how to prepare from enemy. You can also go easy way which is 1 base all-ins to low diamond they definitely works but you need to focus a bit on micro when you choose this route.
It took me about games to get old diamond back in wol, I started from zero at bronze 98, my only knowledge about rts were single player campaigns and playing without any kind of hotkeys, I had no idea about multiplayer RTS and jumped directly into the sc2 one, the first games were a wild ride, lost 30 games in a row, won one while offracing and then lost another , then I started winning some games until I got a nice 19 win streak, I was getting 1 point per win, then lost one game and lost all my points,lost about points.
I think it was 1k games until platinum league and another 2k games until diamond. I coached at least people to diamond and that took them about a year bronze to diamond.
I have about 3K 1v1 games under my belt to get to diamond 2. However to be honest, the biggest gains came after I started watching vids on youtube on how to play properly. Had i started with that I figure I could have been diamond 2 after maybe or games. Go figure that someone simply explaining the game and how to win can cut out a lot of unnecessary pain and suffering.
Every person is different, and learns at a different pace. About 4. Decision making is the other faucet. The current number of ranked teams in each region. The graph shows the number of ranked teams over time. Seasons are marked by the colored sections of the x-axis. Mouse over on points to see date, season, season age and exact number for that point. It is not that easy to compare population between seasons since the seasons have different length and players play at irregular intervals.
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