Is there any other "treasure trove" of Matrix CS articles that can help me get better, aside from the ones on this site? I could really use some tips.
Thanks in advance for any help guys,
Dan
P.S. To my opponents, I am still in the process of moving. Thanks for your patience.
A copy of the Principles of War winging its way across the Pacific as we speak
Dan,
Do not get discouraged. I get my a$$ handed to me time & time again.
If you are playing a more experienced player see if you can pick a scenario that favors you.
Ask questions on the MB.
Good luck.
Jack
I'm thinking of changing my name to Major Loss on the web site. Ask questions of the person your playing most will help out a new player. It'll take hundreds of games before you know everything about it. And lastly have fun, playing against a real person and losing is alot more fun than beating the computer. Win if you can, lose if you must, but always have fun.
Hey Jack -how come a bloke like you has a rep of 37, while a nice man like me can not get off %##!&@~** 10??
Best advices I get from more experienced player while we play a game. I just asked him what I did wrong and what I shouldn't do. And it helps. From that time I won 10 times, draw 3 and 0 loss. Greetings for Relayer.
Hello All,
Don't get down. Ask questions of the person you are playing. I always will help players (unless they tell me not to).
Also look for opponents with a similar record to you for some closer battles.
As many games as I have played I still have several opponents who kick the crap out of me.
Keep your head up!
Hawk
K K Rossokolski Wrote:Hey Jack -how come a bloke like you has a rep of 37, while a nice man like me can not get off %##!&@~** 10??
Rod - now it's 12. Just because all vets deserve a break. No matter how small LMAO:smoke: