I watch a lot of competitive E-Sports, that is, competitive video gaming like DOTA2, LoL, or Starcraft, and a lot of the time, there's a big bunch of people who want to try to be like their E-Sports heroes. Unfortunately, not everyone has the skill to actually be at the highest level of competitive play.
In Starcraft II, there's also an MMR system, plus a league system, which groups people with relatively close MMRs in a big group. People who really can't play well, are often stuck in the lowest league, Bronze. Hence, the term Forever Bronze appeared on the internet, even spawning a song based on "Forever Young" by Alphaville.
I'm a really streaky VGC2014 player, and I'm either on 1250+ or on 1000 MMR. To be honest, I spend more time on 1000 MMR than I do anywhere else. That being said, I want to highlight the life of people stuck on 1000 MMR. Basically to highlight low level life on PS.
Highlights of the Article:
In Starcraft II, there's also an MMR system, plus a league system, which groups people with relatively close MMRs in a big group. People who really can't play well, are often stuck in the lowest league, Bronze. Hence, the term Forever Bronze appeared on the internet, even spawning a song based on "Forever Young" by Alphaville.
I'm a really streaky VGC2014 player, and I'm either on 1250+ or on 1000 MMR. To be honest, I spend more time on 1000 MMR than I do anywhere else. That being said, I want to highlight the life of people stuck on 1000 MMR. Basically to highlight low level life on PS.
Highlights of the Article:
- Common mistakes as confessed by new players
- Common Pokemon picks in lower tiers
- Pokemon that low level players have problems with
- Low level analysis with as much humor as I can possibly give