"Coaching" for Noobs..?

[TunaFish]

Once I get into the beta (assuming I do, or if not, when I get SC2) I'll gladly be coached by whoever is willing to help me

[Carsickness]

Watch Day[9]'s stream on Teamliquid
He seems to be only on in the evenings (9:00 / 10:00 EST) for a few hours but he is extremely helpfull to watch.
The videos consist of him critiquing his own replays of games experimenting with different strategies and builds. Very good watch for pros and noobs alike, give him a try.

[nammer]

Hi i have a beta account and im pretty noob looking for someone to coach me in some 2v2s I play terran

[Insomniax]

Ive been hitting up the ladder with toss, so far so good Ive read a lot and im doing fairlyw ell and i wouldnt have a problem talking to people, however im only on really late at night i wouldnt call myself a pro and i would love the opportunity o better myself as a player just as much as anyone else

[Pandonetho]

For all of you who think he's talking about coaching in beta... he's not. He's talking about coaching in SC1.

[howligH]

well actually its both now, because i got beta access since last wave - only problem is, im on the EU beta, so that has to be seperated also.

but if this project would work, what doesnt looks like atm, it would be built up for both games anyways.

[TheJet]

If you want to REALLY get better, then frequently study up on
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/Main_Page
to get an idea on all units and their counters.

But most of all, play against other people on iCCup. Playing ranked ladder games can be far more valuable than you can imagine, and just work hard on improving your general sense of the game.

[gauntlet]

I would definitely be interested in something like this. First time I ever played starcraft was last week though so it'd definitely be a project. Find the game endlessly interesting

[Islandsnake]

Im not saying im great or anything but if anyone wants to talk about stuff, or play some friendly games i'll be glad to help - Island.snake (NA server)

[TunaFish]

Whenever I play the original Starcraft, I'm drawn in for a while but I shortly become frustrated with the outdated UI and the fact that 99% of the people playing it know all of the strategies and build orders for every specific map and matchup, and I only have vague ideas.

That's why I can't wait for SCII, with a new-age UI and a playerbase with roughly the same amount of experience as me.