Hi everyone,

coming back to SC2 after a 12 year-ish break it is really fun and delightful to see that there are still people playing and enjoying this game! Especially in this subreddit the general vibe I get is very positive even though there is the occassionaly rant. :)

To improve my own skills I started to created narrated versions of build orders. I prefer to listen to a build order over reading it mid game. Don't know about you but my eyes are already busy enough checking all sorts of things when I am in a game. Ears however, not so occupied. :)

Since these narrated build orders turned out pretty good, I wanted to share them with you, so I decided to upload a first batch to Spotify. Check them out if you feel the same way about build orders the way I do.

Find the Spotify build orders;
for Terran here:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5wDoAVBT7nasxaBQkAH3pg
for Protoss here:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IdqZ4kxxA0D92CtMD2F94
for Zerg here:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1JvID03kUesuS5hmzV8iGU

I either start the build order "song" on a second screen the moment the game starts and then hop back into SC2 or listen to the "song" over my smartphone on my desk. It is a wise move to turn down in-game audio a bit, if you want to try this. I am sure there is room for improvement when it comes to integration but it does the trick for now. Feel free to suggest solutions!

If you are confused about what I am talking, I also made a quick YT video on it. You can watch it here:

https://youtu.be/kX48P8Ae-Zc

Let me know what you think about it!

Cheers,

Faux (not sure why I have such a weird username on reddit...I tried to change it.)

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So, after YEARS of playing, finally got my biggest milestone so far as achi collector. Getting 10k was easy, after that, some of them are actually grindy/hard to do. See you all fellow achievement hunters, what is your score boiz? Post some in the comments!

Hey everyone, Patches here!

This Sunday, May 24th at 2:30pm Central US Time, I'll be running a $700 open cup played on the "PatchesSC Versus Mod", featuring a wide range of changes and adjustments to the live game balance.

For those unfamiliar, I've been running modded events for a while now, primarily focused on players below 5400 MMR. The mod is meant to test interesting ideas and tweaks, with balance as a secondary but still important goal.

With community support (thanks Delthus <3), I've put together this open cup to hopefully generate some fun games, details below!

Patches' Patch Clash #7

Date: Sunday, May 24th @ 2:30pm Central US Time

Mod: PatchesSC Versus Mod

Casters:

• RotterdaM08
• Delthus
• xVoid44

Registration: https://challonge.com/patches_pc7

Eligibility:

• no restrictions, open to all players

Prize Pool: $700

• 1st: 40% ($280)
• 2nd: 20% ($140)
• 3rd: 10% ($70)
• 4th: 5% ($35)
• 5th/6th: 2.5% ($17.5)
• Best Performing <5400 MMR: 5% ($35)
• Best Use of Mod Changes: 15% ($105)

Support the Event: https://matcherino.com/t/patches_pc7

Hope to see y'all there, whether you're watching or participating! Thanks for reading :D

Good evening everyone, I just reinstalled StarCraft 2, and I decided to play the campaign, not competitive, campaign.

I set the game in default and send me to everything at High (I'm Spanish speaker as you can see in the photo). Now, my question is, why are in game models having those weird white lines, even during gameplay I can see a weird surface in the models.

I tried to activate the anti aliasing in the graphic settings but it doesn't work, so any tip would be appreciated.

I just honestly want to play the campaign in a decent way, my computer can handle modern games at 60fps, so seeing StarCraft having these issues makes me wonder if I'm touching something I shouldn't, thanks 👍

Like what if the Taldarim, Primal Zerg, Ceberus, Purifieirs and Umojans and stuff all had distinct themes from the base factions? what might they sound like, what tracks might you use for a custom campaign centered around them?

I can start with my Pitch for the Simulant/Mecha Zerg. The OST for Machines: Wired For War.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoepO0vbX8o

It has been in my pocket a while, but the Overmind is eternal