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Big Reggie Fils-Aime, the intimidating president of Nintendo of America, may be the King Kong of the gaming industry. What was undertale made in. But we're not sure he can out-muscle Geoff 'iNcontroL' Robinson, who hits the gym three hours a day, competes in professional weightlifting events, and can reportedly bench over 500 pounds.

So when Robinson wanted to give us a few exclamation-mark-filled tips on how to get better at Starcraft 2 we said, 'Sir, yes sir.' But this guy is no random meathead. The English and history major at Oregon State University is also a former World Cyber Games U.S. Champion in Starcraft. (You might also recognize him from the Syfy reality show WCG Ultimate Gamer, whose second season starts this month.)

He's been a pro player for five years now, running with Team Genius, so you should probably pay attention to what he has to say. And not just because his protein shakes are tougher than you.

Account Settings. Create a Free Account. Learn more about StarCraft ® II. Join the Conversation. Suggestive Themes. Some game settings are incompatible with your graphics card or monitor, which can cause crashes or poor game performance. Reset your game settings in the Blizzard Battle.net desktop app. Open the Blizzard Battle.net App. Click and select Game Settings. Find the game you are having trouble with in the list and click Reset In-Game Options.

From Liquipedia StarCraft 2 Wiki Clicking on the my preferences link in the upper right while logged in allows you to change your preferences. You will be presented with the User profile section, as well as a bar of tabs across the top for changing other types of settings.

(Note: The following 10 tips aren't necessarily specific tactics to use in-game. They're more general tips to help improve your game in the long run. Check out more of Robinson's tips in part two. Also, check out Starcraft 2's 10 Coolest Secrets, Stories, and Easter Eggs.)

1. 'This is a thinking person's game. Pursue tips, tricks, and information. Explore the Web and find the community websites! Teamliquid.net, GosuGamers.net, GosuCoaching.com, etc…. One must know how others did it if they want to do it!'

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2. 'Practice, practice, practice. Real-time strategy demands a lot from gamers. You won't be successful online against other people that are working to win if you just play it absentmindedly.'

3. Acrobat pro xp. 'Take care of yourself! It's fun to go on a burner of 5-10 hours. However, Starcraft 2 is a cerebral game. If you get tired or start to lose focus, your ability to play this game at a higher level will decrease. Log off, do something else, eat right, and be happy!'

4. 'Make more harvesters! In order to make the cool units that are fun to play — and lots of them — you must bring in as much money as possible. Keep making those harvesters!'

5. 'Spend your money! If you have over 1000 minerals you're doing something wrong. Use that as a benchmark. If you have 3000 and beyond, you are doing something that much MORE wrong! Make harvesters, make units, make more production-oriented structures, and if all else fails…expand! Just make sure and spend your money.'

6. 'Manage your supply! If you can bring in money, spend the money and maintain supply: You will win games. Every time you get within a few supply of your capacity, increase said capacity so you do not get stopped! After a while you will develop the ability to anticipate this at a higher level. Make sure to cultivate that by being aware and working toward the goal of never being supply capped!'

7. 'Know your enemy! A lot of this game is about information. Scout your opponent! What are they doing? Where are they doing it? How much do they have? If you know these things, you have a chance to react. As you play Starcraft 2, you will learn the red flags and essentially develop a 'sense' for what is about to or could happen.'

8. 'Experiment! If something works, tweak it. Try it some more. If something fails, do the same! This is a young game with lots of capabilities. Don't get fixated on a few tactics because they will eventually bore you, but you may also find you like something else more!'

9. 'Play with others! Starcraft 2 is an exciting social event. Facebook integration and other features are built around getting you near and by your friends or people of similar skill in the ladder. Utilize these both for the fun factor but also to help you get better!'

10. 'Have fun! As cliché as it sounds, you won't get anywhere in this game if you aren't having fun. If it starts to become a chore or something you don't enjoy, take a breather! Go play a game with a silly tactic. Hop on 3-versus-3 with some friends. Enjoy!'

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About[edit]

The StarCraft II Editor (also known as 'Galaxy Map Editor') is the map editor for StarCraft II. It was made publicly available starting in the beta in April 2010. Including modules enabling the editing of Data fields, Triggers and Terrain, the StarCraft II Map Editor improves upon its predecessor, the World Editor from Warcraft III, in every way.

Blizzard Tutorials: Getting started[edit]

To fully understand the SC2-Editor, you will need time and basic programming skills (IF .. else). However, getting started is easy. Blizzard created a tutorial, which will create a new Map from the scratch. It is strongly recommended to start with these tutorials before you want to create your own Map (or Mod).

Terrain Module

Our first map making tutorial introduces you to the ins and outs of the StarCraft II editor's terrain module.

Trigger Module

Learn to use the Trigger Module by creating Triggers to handle victory, defeat, and scripted in-game events.

Publishing

If you want to play your map online with other players, or if you want others to be able to use your mod in their maps, it must be published to Battle.net. Note: A 'Starter Edition' will not do. You need to buy SC2 to publish Maps or Mods.

Data Module

In this tutorial, we will go over ways to modify existing data including modifying unit health, armor, starting energy, adding and removing existing abilities to units, and modifying weapon firing rates and damage.

Actor cheats

This tutorial is not needed in the beginning. You need a basic understanding, what 'Actor' means (SC2-Editor). You may choose to fully understand all other tutorials. With Patch 1.4.0, modders can now use actor cheats to create and manipulate actors on the fly while running a test map from the editor. This is useful for quickly testing ideas without having to set up data or execute triggers.

Missile Movers

This tutorial probably is not needed in the beginning. Missiles are typically used to configure missile-based attacks, but the underlying motion can also be used to drive a reaper's body when it jumps or a spine crawler's tentacle when it attacks.

Features[edit]

Every mission within the Campaign was created by using the SC2-Editor. You can open every Campaign Map and check out every aspect (Terrain, Triggers, Regions and so on) of it.

Files[edit]

• All unit abilities will be data driven, enabling great freedom when designing unit abilities.
• Every game database file is exposed for modification. The trigger editor features the ability to define custom functions and libraries.
• Galaxy maps are capable of holding thousands of triggers, locations and doodads. It will make all the triggers in the program available to mapmakers.

Graphics[edit]

• Climate graphical effects will be available in the map editor.
• The map editor will support text color.
• Lightning effects can be adjusted.

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Terrain[edit]

• A number of tile sets will be available, such as wasteland (Mar Sara), volcanic (Char), twilight (Shakuras), space platforms, jungle and desert. A few new ones will also be available, such as a new Shattered City tile set.
• Terrain can be mixed and matched; you can define your own tile set in the editor. The terrain textures can be blended, so that a jungle can smoothly transition into a desert. Doodads such as traps can be freely added to any tile set. Maximum map size will be fixed at 256 x 256 and sizes of 32 to 256 are available. Map size can be artificially restricted by controlling the camera, preventing units from entering 'off-screen' terrain or building there.
• Water (and lava) levels are adjustable.
• There is no auto-mirror function.

Units[edit]

• Unit coloring and neutral units will be supported in the editor. Blizzard is adding and modifying unit models which will not even be in single-player to make them accessible to models.
• Many of the units and abilities that may not end up in the final version of the game, will still be accessible by modders. However, units that have been cut completely from the game will not be in the editor.
• Some single-player-only units will be in the map editor. The tauren marine will be in the map editor.
• Units can be 'attached' to other units, and units can even be used as special attacks (for instance, modifying spore crawlers to launch banelings as an anti-ground attack).
• Heroes can carry items in StarCraft II UMS maps through the use of a toggle, and can carry more items than heroes in Warcraft III.
• Blizzard will try to ensure that heroes and units can also gain experience in Galaxy,[10] although this ability will likely not be available in the campaign or standard multiplayer games. This will enable map styles such as Defense of the Ancients to be reproduced in StarCraft II.
• Map makers can define any number of custom attributes for a hero, based on their level.[26] However, the UI can only display three attributes.
• The footprint of structures can be adjusted to whatever the editor desires (such as 'square' buildings).[7]

UI[edit]

• The UI can be customized, but it is not a user-friendly process. The files are externalized, and while they can be edited, there will not be support for that.
• The map editor is being designed to handle third-person shooting maps.
• Blizzard was able to design an old-fashioned 'Lost Vikings' top-scrolling space shooter game within the editor.
• The map editor can create new HUDs, quest interfaces and dialogue. It even supports 'mouselook', so moving the mouse influences the player's view.

Miscellaneous[edit]

• Upgrades can be extended arbitrarily, and can be modified using triggers.
• Custom races are supported, even with melee maps.
• There will be support for one more resource.
• The AI will be script-driven and completely exposed. It will attempt to analyze data and see what the player is doing without 'cheating', instead scouting.
• The entire zerg reveal trailer was made in the level editor, including the Blizzard logo.
• 'Wrap-around' maps can be made, so that units that walk off one edge will appear on the other side. However, they cannot exchange shots.
• Story Mode Space is all done in the map. Heroes from Story Mode can appear in-game, and in-game units such as the Thor can appear in Story Mode.
• Information can be stored in 'banks', such as characters, which can be moved from map to maps and games.
• All information for maps will be stored within the map file (such as sound files). Mods can be made available as a single mod pack.

Galaxy Language[edit]

The editor features a proprietary scripting language called Galaxy based on C, but users will also have access to the more user friendly Trigger Editor which will allow beginner and intermediate map designers to make advanced maps without having to learn the scripting language.

Galaxy will not be object-oriented, but most of the functionality is based on modifying game objects.

Triggers will be able to 'communicate' with each other. The editor supports custom function definitions; for instance, a map maker can create their own actions built up from actions (or custom script code) and use them in triggers.

Galaxy features a 'garbage collection' system which will prevent memory leaks.

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