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Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2015-01-13T06:46:32+02:00

I rarely watch my own replays. Watch replays of people who are better.

Statistics: Posted by -_V_- — 13 Jan 2015, 06:46

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2015-01-12T19:49:05+02:00

Flynn wrote:
I am just not patient enough to do this. I really can't understand how some people watch every replay. I would rather just take a break and then play more games afterwards.

I am watching 99% of all my replays, becouse I want to know if I am (not) behind in eco, forgetting upgrade eco ,mex overlay making it better

but in FAF I feel sometime frustrated, but it happen when I see in game tab Setons, Setons, Setons, Setons, Rohan, Thermo or +1500, ...makes me sad when players play same maps again and again

Statistics: Posted by ZeRen — 12 Jan 2015, 19:49

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2015-01-12T19:32:13+02:00

Heres the thing, After most games you lose because of something either, he has more eco or he got air control or he teched quicker ect. You have to watch the replays back not to see why you lost. But how he got that advantage in the first place and see if you can replicate that.

I only watch the ones back where I didn't lose stupidly. I watch the ones back where I lost or where I won by luck.
Then it's about practicing what you have learned. It's all about "How doe he do it" and "How do I do it"

Statistics: Posted by Kalvirox — 12 Jan 2015, 19:32

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2015-01-12T18:57:15+02:00

I am just not patient enough to do this. I really can't understand how some people watch every replay. I would rather just take a break and then play more games afterwards.

Statistics: Posted by Flynn — 12 Jan 2015, 18:57

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-04-01T11:50:11+02:00

I'm not sure that he does, you know.

Statistics: Posted by Eukanuba — 01 Apr 2013, 11:50

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-04-01T11:35:44+02:00

He means give us an example. Not really confusing is it?

Statistics: Posted by Flynn — 01 Apr 2013, 11:35

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-04-01T07:03:17+02:00

ColonelSheppard wrote:
i smell an example

I smell me being confused

Statistics: Posted by Nombringer — 01 Apr 2013, 07:03

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-04-01T12:42:18+02:00

that was an example...

Statistics: Posted by ColonelSheppard — 01 Apr 2013, 01:21

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-04-01T00:27:52+02:00

ColonelSheppard wrote:
however a bit more general: i had people who helped me when i started on FAF especially ZBinden and Voodoo, you have what, 600 games (?) now, that means you dont had the point yet where you really understand why you lose (i'm just guessing ATM)

Do you really need over 600 games!? I have about 250 and Only very rarely can I not tell why.

Statistics: Posted by Nombringer — 01 Apr 2013, 00:27

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T17:18:02+02:00

i was actually talking to flynn, your post just came in between

Statistics: Posted by ColonelSheppard — 31 Mar 2013, 17:18

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T17:01:20+02:00

Sheppy, I'm a casual with ~90 games.

I don't have a whole lot of time in between devving Nomads, School and other games, and to extend upon this I hate short 10-minute T1 spam matches, so all my games are long-ass rounds on 10x10-20x20km maps which usually end in a nuclear lolwar with armies of GCs mucking about.

Statistics: Posted by MushrooMars — 31 Mar 2013, 17:01

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T16:55:04+02:00

if i get sniped by t2 bombers i don't need the replay to see what happend (neither do you) the thing is, in my early times i often had replays where is just stand there and thought "how the hell did i lose?"

i dont have this game anymore, or at least the are getting rare, hen i lose i normally know what i did wrong or why the other one was better, i think this comes automaticly at some point

however a bit more general: i had people who helped me when i started on FAF especially ZBinden and Voodoo, you have what, 600 games (?) now, that means you dont had the point yet where you really understand why you lose (i'm just gussing atm) and you should look for somebody (preferable form your language) and just gives you a one mmin delayed live commentary on your game, i know it's basicly ghosting but, yeah, your opponent will get over it and maybe you can just find somebody who is ok with that anyway, but i dont see a problems to do that in ranked once or twice too (nobody can prove it anyway and it's ofc sometimes more distracting than helping)

Statistics: Posted by ColonelSheppard — 31 Mar 2013, 16:55

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T16:48:50+02:00

I always watch replays in which I lost, as I'm curious as to what I did wrong and what my enemy did right. I'm on a loosing streak of about 10 games now :C

Statistics: Posted by MushrooMars — 31 Mar 2013, 16:48

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T16:43:44+02:00

Because we are assuming that you don't know why you've lost or how to counter it, as you are asking it.

Statistics: Posted by Ze_PilOt — 31 Mar 2013, 16:43

Re: Do you watch every replay where you have lost?

2013-03-31T16:35:43+02:00

Why do you guys always say to watch the replay then? I feel like I learn nothing from it.

Statistics: Posted by Flynn — 31 Mar 2013, 16:35