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What prevents you from watching replays of good players, skipping the opponent's turns? Some even provide commentary. Observing their gameplay, you can see that they also make mistakes. Watch if you have time, and try not to make the same mistakes in the future, and remember good moves.
Why would someone spend a lot of time commenting on the game of weak players? (relatively speaking, of course).
There's also another option: during a joint stream in the final stages of tournaments (including 2v2), upload all the replays and edit the game turn by turn. A replay might last, for example, 7 hours in total, and that's just from one player. But during editing, the turns of two players can be fit into 4 hours. In addition, you can speed up or cut out easy battles, shorten restarts if there are obvious reasons, and as a result, experienced players might be able to comment on such an edited replay, maybe even together with the players who participated.
Spending 3 hours watching a game turn by turn or spending 7+ hours, doing who knows what in between the players' turns – I think there's a difference.
Why would someone spend a lot of time commenting on the game of weak players? (relatively speaking, of course).
There's also another option: during a joint stream in the final stages of tournaments (including 2v2), upload all the replays and edit the game turn by turn. A replay might last, for example, 7 hours in total, and that's just from one player. But during editing, the turns of two players can be fit into 4 hours. In addition, you can speed up or cut out easy battles, shorten restarts if there are obvious reasons, and as a result, experienced players might be able to comment on such an edited replay, maybe even together with the players who participated.
Spending 3 hours watching a game turn by turn or spending 7+ hours, doing who knows what in between the players' turns – I think there's a difference.
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