Um, so what, MAYBE YOU ARE JUST A NATURAL PROTOSS PLAYER.
My God. I beat one Professional Korean in SC: BW in 2001, as Zerg, before I even really knew what “professional StarCraft” really was and before I got sick (I got sick in 2002). I don’t know what my APM was back then, before I got sick, but I know I could STOMP 400APM Protoss players as my 2001 Zerg, because I know how fast my cousin played Protoss and my cousin was about as good in 2001 as G5 was in 2006.
In 2006, I beat THREE professional StarCraft players on 60 to 120 APM as Protoss in BW…and it was G5’s idea for me to play Protoss instead of Terran or Zerg, and I turned around and beat him, TadStryker, and Gretorp in 1vs1 matches. At the time, I had been trying to play Terran, and just didn’t have the APM for it, even though I had already beaten Gretorp several times at that stage, but G5 told me to play Protoss because it uses less apm (that coming from a 450 APM broodwar Protoss).
Maybe you really are just better with Protoss than Terran. There’s nothing to be ashamed of, 4You was better with Zerg than Terran in Broodwar, so he played the wrong race for several years before he figured out he was better with Zerg. I beat his terran 3 consecutive times, After he beat me about 500 times in a row, I eventually figured out how to counter his tanks push…which I previously thought was “impossible to stop”.
It’s not impossible, youre just doing something wrong as terran.
Anyway, if I were you, if you think one race is “OP” then change to that race and win the world championship.
Can’t win the championship anyway? Then hush up complaining, you’re obviously not good enough.
And I have career wins over Masters players in SC2, but I admit it’s probably not “top masters” players, more lik ebottom or mddile masters that I’ve beaten, but my league ranking is top platinum to 50 diamond because…being critically ill I can’t hit buttons fast enough and think clearly enough in-game to beat a 99th percentile player. I can’t expect the game to be designed for a medically disabled player to beat a healthy player though, so I don’t complain about it.
And if you must know, my nuerological illness DOES effect my intelligence. before I got sick I had a 187I.Q. on the MENSA test. After I got sick, my I.Q. temporarily fell all the way down to 134. after I lost ~45 pounds and partially reversed some of the medical problems I had, my I.Q. has since risen back to 145, but it looks like I’ve permanently lost ~40 points, or 3 standard deviations, off my I.Q.
So yes, that absolutely WRECKED my ability to concentrate in-game. Since I got sick, I cannot hit the buttons fast enough, can’t remember build orders and counters at real-time speed in-game, and flat out forget to even look at the minimap half the time.
Before I got sick, I beat everyone as Zerg in Brodowar by simply out-macroing them and running right over them.
After I got sick, I couldn’t play above 2 bases as Zerg, which just isnt’ going to cut it against A+ Terrans and A+ Protoss.
So YES, I admit my illness has in fact compromised my intelligence, and I realize by saying that I’m opening myself up for jokes and crap like that, but whatever. I was literally driven hafl-mad by the pain from the nerve damage and have since had to go on anti-psychotics on top of pain medicine, because the BRAIN DAMAGE is driving me insane.
So you tell me just what I’m supposed to do with myself, because Broodwar is one of the few thingsn I’ve ever been good at, and I can’t play it any more.
I’m currently on full medical disability from the nerve damage, and can’t keep aeven a part-time job to pay my bills, and it’s EMBARRASSING because I didn’t ask for this, and the nerve damage has caused me to have schizoaffective disorder, which pretty much means it’s IMPSSIBLE for me to improve myself in life, and impossible to keep a job.
In 2001 I looked forward to coming home from work and wrecking some “gosus” at StarCraft.
Every since 2002, I can’t even keep a job, and since 2011 or so, I can’t play my favorite video game competitively any more.
So have your fun, make some jokes, and call me a liar some more. I don’t care dude.
I previously didn’t have schizophrenia symptoms, I’m not sure when that started, but in hind sight it must have started around 2004, but I wasn’t diagnosed as “bipoloar” until 2012, and they changed the diagnoses to “schizoaffective” 2 months ago, but before 2004 I never experienced wird dreams, and I never experienced hallucinations. by 2009 I was experiencing hallucinations.
I’ve never done drugs, and don’t smoke, and don’t drink alcohol, and don’t absue prescription medicine either.
You ,now what caused that?
Undiagnosed Type II diabetes…a very common medical problem that’s grown into an epidemic of people eating the wrong food and dying early because of it.