Top products from r/AllThingsTerran
We found 4 product mentions on r/AllThingsTerran. We ranked the 4 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
2. Logitech G9X Programmable Laser Gaming Mouse with Precision Grips
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Interchangeable grips let you choose a fit and feel that's best for your playing style (includes Wide Load and Precision grips).Next-generation gaming laser gives you game-changing precision at any hand speed.Onboard memory lets you program up to five ready-to-play profiles (for keyboard macros, dpi...
Show Reddit reviews3. ASUS Republic of Gamers GX950 Laser Mouse
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Number of reviews: 1
Precision Laser Technology up to 8200dpiProgrammable DPI-switch from 200 - 8200dpi, LED light indicates DPI-selectionProfile-switch button, Four customizable profiles, LED colors indicates profile-selectedGold-plated USB connector, Five-way tangle-free cable managementFive programmable game play but...
Show Reddit reviews4. JINX Starcraft II Men's Terran Silhouette Logo Premium Cotton T-Shirt, Navy, Medium
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Number of reviews: 1
Officially licensed by StarCraft; designed and created by JINXLegacy of the Void comes to life within the Terran symbol from StarCraft II video gameFine lightweight 4.4 ounce jerseyFeatures slim-fit bodyMachine wash with like colors; tumble dry on low
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Interesting points. I can see what you mean for someone of your skill level (Masters). I wonder though for someone in a lower league, who does not have all the hotkeys memorized if this would be as easy for them.
The other thing that may be worth looking at is the arguments presented in this book: https://www.amazon.ca/Peak-How-Master-Almost-Anything/dp/0670068764
It argues that the best way to learn a complex skill (chess, violin, sc2) is to break it down into small components (how to draw the bow across the strings, or how to split marines) and then deliberately practice those aspects. Apparently this has been shown to be true for decades with increasing evidence and explanation for why this holds true as of late.
Having said this, I wonder about whether the Hotkey Trainer is the "pinnacle" of hotkey drilling. There may be other exercises that are more suitable to training the muscle memory for hitting hotkeys to issue commands. The book argues that not all fields have developed enough to have identified, through trial and error, what the best drills are. Piano and Violin for example have those drills identified as a result of 300 years of trial and error. SC2... being quite new, may not. I personally would love to see a new generation of arcade games that try to use different drills to teach specific component skills for sc2 so that we can see what seems to work best.
There are some used ones on amazon or new ones for $280 for some absurd reason.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001NTFATI/sr=8-1/qid=1420688173/ref=olp_tab_all?ie=UTF8&qid=1420688173&sr=8-1
It's so bumpy ;_;
Check this magnificent bastard
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B017DVMMEU/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1492343922&sr=1-6&pi=SL140_CR0%2C0%2C140%2C180_QL70&keywords=starcraft&th=1&psc=1