So the rules of the thread are simple. Put your games in some easy-to-access DLing site under one of these two headers:
1. I should have won!
2. I should have lost!
The first one is pretty simple, basically that header covers all of those games that you think you should have won except for some crucial element or elements. As it's understandable that you may be flustered by your loss, it becomes incumbent on the team, as a support network, to give thoughts and feedback.
The second one, perhaps, is not so simple. The feeling of losing is very acute, whereas the feeling of winning either generates relief or a warm feel-good feeling. Losing and winning both blind us to the reasons of why we lost or why we won. For that purpose, the second heading isn't so much about celebrating victories as it is an acknowledgement that a game was extremely close.
If we accept that games can be extremely close, then the outcome of the game changes from "I won" to "my opponent lost." Recognizing that these are two very different things is a step towards becoming better at Starcraft II.
So post your replays and let's get to analyzing!
1. I should have won!
2. I should have lost!
The first one is pretty simple, basically that header covers all of those games that you think you should have won except for some crucial element or elements. As it's understandable that you may be flustered by your loss, it becomes incumbent on the team, as a support network, to give thoughts and feedback.
The second one, perhaps, is not so simple. The feeling of losing is very acute, whereas the feeling of winning either generates relief or a warm feel-good feeling. Losing and winning both blind us to the reasons of why we lost or why we won. For that purpose, the second heading isn't so much about celebrating victories as it is an acknowledgement that a game was extremely close.
If we accept that games can be extremely close, then the outcome of the game changes from "I won" to "my opponent lost." Recognizing that these are two very different things is a step towards becoming better at Starcraft II.
So post your replays and let's get to analyzing!