As a visitor to this community I'm sure you're active in the StarCraft community, you play probably a lot of games online right? But what if you're still new...or looking for new tips to get better at StarCraft? None other than Nick 'Tasteless' Plott lends his years of experience and observing professional StarCraft players to help you!
Tastless has put up a new blog over at Starfeeder which is an introduction of sorts to playing StarCraft, at the most basic level, which is learning how to use the keyboard and practicing your openers.
There are some great tips to help those who are just starting out with the game, or are looking for ways to improve their game who may not have looked at the game in this respect.
Here's a clip from the article:
Terran and Zerg players start out with their hands on the left side of the keyboard while Protoss players start out on the right side. Why is that? Because the keys that use the most at the start of the game are located on that side of the keyboard (S,D for select drones, S for SCVs, P for Probes). Incase you're wondering it's illegal to change hotkey setups at tournaments so competitive players have to master the standard default hotkeys. Take a glimpse at the keyboard in front of you. You are staring at the most complicated gamepad ever made. Almost all the keys are used, some only once while others are hit over 1000 times in a game. Lets start programming your brain to master this vexing controller.
Make sure to read the rest of the article over at Starfeeder and keep your eye there as Tasteless plans to write up some more posts to help you out!
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