They make a good point about practicing too hard. It's well known in physical sports that rest is just as important as training when it comes to performance. E-sports is new in comparison so people are still figuring out the best way to train, I have no doubt pro gamers in the future will incorporate more rest time into their schedule.
I don't understand the anger. Does this affect you, or anyone else? Even if it was a mental illness (which it isn't) - why would you be so angry about it? I see someone doing something that they choose to do, for their own reasons, so they can pursue happiness... why not just let them be?
Mark, the lack of truth regarding the subject matters for society at large, it matters for the youth that are being told the lies we are hearing and of course it matters for scarlett, who despite chasing happiness (or what have you) is ultimately hurting himself.
I very much agree with Tasteless on his point regarding excessive training becoming less productive: 10:00 this concept of breaking up your training into chunks or having breaks from the game is a proven efficient learning technique. Ask any successful person and they will tell you how normal they are (IQ, Intellectual, smartness, wisdom, foresight.. all just like you! yes you, you idiot normal person!) except all they did different was small adjustments to behavior, a segmented focus aligned with relaxing or unrelated activity. in other words, they train for 1 hour or so then take 10 mins to fuck about on whatever as a break, then 1 hour training rinse and repeat. I got top marks (High Distinctions) in my uni classes doing half the recommended hours just because my study was split into 30m/5m study break intervals... it really is just the best way the brain retains its learning even if cramming for study seems better then taking a break so often. take the frequent breaks, don't think about the game, come back, train, rest, train rest, rest, rest, train, rest..... you will do less training then everyone else but gain more results then anyone else... use the naturally evolved brain to its highest function in this way and get the best results, its actually totally as simple as just 30m train, 5 mins break, or 1 hour train, 10 min break... apply to all life's' facets and become successful not just i a game but in everything you do. don't read a book or pay a coach to learn how, just 30/5 or 60/10 it! PS: google 'how to learn' and all the uni video lectures in that search will say the same thing.
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27:22 I've been watching for years and this is the first time I saw the destroy all buildings win
55:40 "Just like my time, Patience's gas in this build is all accounted for." Subtle complaint Artie McTosis
I'm a fan in Colorado who has made Master's league before (but am mostly Diamond, only made Master's when I was playing 5+ games every day).
Tasteless and Artosis you guys rawk the hardest.
They make a good point about practicing too hard. It's well known in physical sports that rest is just as important as training when it comes to performance. E-sports is new in comparison so people are still figuring out the best way to train, I have no doubt pro gamers in the future will incorporate more rest time into their schedule.
not often a game ends like game 2
Scarlett is Bae
"Don't spend too much time on social media, it's bad for you..." But feel free to play 12 hours of SC2 a day and become a pro nerd!
Tastosis talkshow made this serie twice as much fun
I'm glad there are other nerds are as old as me :D
"Fingers crossed Tasteless!"
Artosis is a god
strong vs lurker,does not die to brood lord....void ray! :D
lol artosis saying 5 minutes and it was like 15
I live in colorado.....
just give a separate show to Tastosis! the break was funnier than the games :D
юкрэйн почём гараж?
its kinda funny it says plain vanilla under tasteless on the comms desk
aka 'white person in korea' lmao
50:22 I have never heard Tasteless swear on gsl!
Edward munch painted the screem
Game 1 7:50
0:00 wow, over an hour of gameplay in a B03!? Can't wait! --> 37:17 wait what? --> 55:10 oh...
Scarlett is such a cutie
you do know that "she" was born as a male, right? its disgusting.
I don't understand the anger. Does this affect you, or anyone else? Even if it was a mental illness (which it isn't) - why would you be so angry about it? I see someone doing something that they choose to do, for their own reasons, so they can pursue happiness... why not just let them be?
Mark, the lack of truth regarding the subject matters for society at large, it matters for the youth that are being told the lies we are hearing and of course it matters for scarlett, who despite chasing happiness (or what have you) is ultimately hurting himself.
obligatory SSC link: slatestarcodex.com/2014/11/21/the-categories-were-made-for-man-not-man-for-the-categories/
nickr0425 what is your problem?
I wonder what Scarlett's drunk face looks like...
I very much agree with Tasteless on his point regarding excessive training becoming less productive: 10:00 this concept of breaking up your training into chunks or having breaks from the game is a proven efficient learning technique. Ask any successful person and they will tell you how normal they are (IQ, Intellectual, smartness, wisdom, foresight.. all just like you! yes you, you idiot normal person!) except all they did different was small adjustments to behavior, a segmented focus aligned with relaxing or unrelated activity. in other words, they train for 1 hour or so then take 10 mins to fuck about on whatever as a break, then 1 hour training rinse and repeat. I got top marks (High Distinctions) in my uni classes doing half the recommended hours just because my study was split into 30m/5m study break intervals... it really is just the best way the brain retains its learning even if cramming for study seems better then taking a break so often. take the frequent breaks, don't think about the game, come back, train, rest, train rest, rest, rest, train, rest..... you will do less training then everyone else but gain more results then anyone else... use the naturally evolved brain to its highest function in this way and get the best results, its actually totally as simple as just 30m train, 5 mins break, or 1 hour train, 10 min break... apply to all life's' facets and become successful not just i a game but in everything you do. don't read a book or pay a coach to learn how, just 30/5 or 60/10 it! PS: google 'how to learn' and all the uni video lectures in that search will say the same thing.
Weeehrr, patience didn't GG
he did
55:20
Fa furkan