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I had the same thoughts too, regarding programming, drawing and other skills

Really strong article. Separating "How well am I playing" from "What is my record" is the hardest thing ever, because you're so used to hone in on winrates and ladder rank to determine your progress.

Great read, thank you!

Excellent article, superbly written!

A lot more people could use the ideas written in this.

Enjoyed this article even though I have no clue of starcraft For cardgames I do think the mindset can be important too. And with that I mean even though playing the same build you can look at it differently and pick out something you want to learn

Absolutely agree. Many desire winning over trying to improve, or don't push themselves on what they need to improve on because it takes them out of their comfort zone. Well written, good job

Very good article, the ending nails it.

This is exactly how I feel... Time to reach GM

I do have to admit that I disagree with your notion of all-in vs macrogame when you are ahead. I think if you are far ahead, all-ining is often the highest winrate play. If you have 20 marines to my 5, you win 100%. If it is 100 : 60, there's a chance I come back