This cold weather is affecting my SC2 apm! help!

[bigmiddy]

I live in Australia, so it is winter over here at the moment, and although it is far from snowing it gets pretty cold (5-10 Celsius) in the mornings/evenings.

I'm finding that the cold weather is affecting my hands in that they are not moving as fast or are as responsive when playing SC2/SC1. Surely those of you that live in colder countries have this problem. Is there any advice to avoid this apm affecting problem while playing SC2? Warm mittens or something? I don't have a heater

[protoswarrior]

I am from Canada (much colder than Aussie) and yeah: you need a heater. Buy a personal one off the stores for like 20$ (canadian) and plug it in close to you when you're playing. That's the only way.

[TheEconomist]

Never experienced this before. Cold temperatures always wake me up and make me move faster. Granted, my only experience with below zero temperatures outside is while skiing and snow boarding.

[Gradius]

I guess you're supposed to spam to keep your fingers warm (keep jamming random keys as fast as you can).

[Drake Clawfang]

I'm curious how he's still playing SC2, it was supposed to end this passed Monday...

[Spartan13]

well we all know u can play vs ai anytime

[screw_ball69]

oooh 5-10 Celsius, so cold, try -35 celsius.
Buy a Zipo hand warmer and keep it close by to grab when your hands get cold.

[Warsaw]

I am from Canada (much colder than Aussie) and yeah: you need a heater. Buy a personal one off the stores for like 20$ (canadian) and plug it in close to you when you're playing. That's the only way.

I concur.

[Drake Clawfang]

well we all know u can play vs ai anytime

You can? How?

[Kimera757]

I think you need to download a map. I hear you can still play "build order testers" and things like that. I haven't tried any yet, though. Too busy