I don't know how to intro these bronze games, THEY'RE JUST SO GOOD - BLH Episode 28 

But dont forget to have as much fun as possible since its a game 😊

@@tobiasfunke8967 I love the game i just need to be less anxious to make mistakes and try to recover from losses as it is not one battle wins the game, thank you for your kind words ❤

I was routing for undead in the first 2 because I always do so thx for leaving the 1st one lol

I know it might be embarrassing to be featured on Grubby's stream, but trust me - you playing online makes you a 100x better than those of us who just watch and don't dare step into the multiplayer arena at all :,) admire your courage and talent, you'll only get better bro! You're worthy already

Hey keep up the good work! And do not be embarrassed! Everyone was worse than you at some point.

Going Pit Lord makes you the peoples champion (at least in my eyes). I've been trying to get back into WC3 but I'm too rusted. Always have fun, GGs.

@@rocortega2064 Thanks. I'm planning on keep doing that :D

​@@dinhnghi3642 At low level, just play what you find fun. That's the best part about being in newbie brackets... everything works. You can take the shittiest units and heroes, but if you are better in other things (economy, creeping, fighting), you can still win. Pitlord GOAT!

@@kenny5844 he will be so good at rationalizing them for you

same, dude

Yes, please do this!!!

This is a brilliant idea!

One second later he says "he's going to train the 5th acolyte..." 😆

2-10 here, stay strong brother

@@daviddavidson1450 Iam now 3-10, better catch up!

2-11 but having so much fun🎉

Happens in most RTS, you'll get massacred while you get push down to the level you're supposed to be. It can be very demoralizing but once you reach that zenith (or pit if we follow the logic) you'll be fine. When I started Brood War I went 2-24 now I'm 28-36.

​@@DZatheus now that you mentioned broodwar, I havent won any games in mp there lol. I just join random lobbies after all 😅

Or capable bus! But likely seek peace.

dangle not tangle

You can send Grubby your replays, if you know his mail

@@kakregax use your old wc3 key, should be able to get it on bnet

You shouldn't need to buy it if you still have your old CD key. If you don't there are shady and not as shady sites were you can get one without giving blizzard money.

Yes

reforged with the old graphics setting. he plays on w3champions

they're playing reforged on classic graphics setting, also they're on w3champions not on bnet

@@percymalice3587 thanks!

They’re not really playing Warcraft. They’re learning. 1500+ is an entirely different game. 1800-2000 would never lose a single game to a sub-1500 with an infinite sample size of games, and a 2k+ would never, ever lose to an 1800 if they’re trying. Many leagues of difference.

it's not too uncommon before going into a competitive landscape to look up a guide on how to play. different strokes, different folks, that's why people be in low ranks, and that's a-okay. but it is remarkable!

I disagree. There are too many intricacies that you can't learn just by playing. Some mechanics have only been discovered in the last few years even by pros. But even build orders will take a certain number of games to figure out, and you could completely skip the tedium. There's no need to reinvent the wheel unless you enjoy inventing stuff (which is fine, too). Someone who looks up guides for multiplayer games is simply giving up the fun of creativity for the fun in efficiency. It also takes the edge off starter ladder anxiety because you at least have a plan that you know is valid in theory.

@@daviddavidson1450 still disagree. if you start by copying someone else, you'll not learn what works or not. sure, you'll follow a recipe that technically works, but you won't even have the competence to execute it - it's very likely that as a beginner, there are WAY better beginner tactics than just trying to copying a 300 apm pro. it's like trying to copy someone's downhill mountain bike run before you even learned to stay upright in a bike. plus, you're just optimizing the fun out of the game. if you were earning money i'd get that, but if you're not, you're just sabotaging yourself. Find what the problems are before you try to find solutions for them. in bronze, build orders or optimal creeping are not critical. the absolute bottleneck is attention and multitasking. just find something that works for YOU until it stops working. of course, you might get interested in the game BECAUSE you watched a content creator play it, then well, that's a different story.

@@GenshinYuppe Grubby himself recently made this viewpoint shift when he started the Bronze series. He used to think nelf players should not AoW creep because it's so technically demanding, but after he's seen them struggle with it, he said even if it's inefficient, it's better to actually do it after all, and it has the benefit of practicing the thing that you're supposed to improve on (because it's the correct way to play). There's no need to pity "guided" players. Optimizing execution of a copied build is fun for them.

@@daviddavidson1450 if they know about it, no reason not to try. it can be fun. i'm just saying that if you're starting the game, it's better just to play it than watching a bunch of seminars then reading a bible on a game you're not even sure you'll enjoy. having fun comes first, being good comes later and on its own if you like the game (well at least to me). the reason i like watching bronze better than pros is because they're creative and the matches are unpredictable. if they were just "pros, but worse in every way" it would be awful to watch. i'm positive the bronze players have more fun in the game than most pros.