noob coaching pro showmatch

[Squamiger]

How about this idea I had for a showmatch: two pros play eachother, but on either side, there's a super noob over the mic screen sharing and coaching their every move. Like someone pr 10-12 telling them what treasures to get, what cards to send, what units to make, etc. The pros can still micro and fight like pros but they have to do what the noob says. If he says they need to make a mill at 8 minutes, then its milling time baby

[Challenger_Marco]

lol

[Victor_swe]

How about a pro coach a noob whilst playing a decent player.

[Riotcoke]

How about @deleted_user4 coaches his cousin ollie9999

[ChewSick]

How about this idea I had for a showmatch: two pros play eachother, but on either side, there's a super noob over the mic screen sharing and coaching their every move. Like someone pr 10-12 telling them what treasures to get, what cards to send, what units to make, etc. The pros can still micro and fight like pros but they have to do what the noob says. If he says they need to make a mill at 8 minutes, then its milling time baby

you volunteer?

[jesus3]

Vote for me as the noob coach. I promise to not give a damn about the gameplay and focus 100% on elevating the banter.

[Aykin Haraka]

better "pro coaching noob showmatch" not opposite

[flontier]

This might be very frustrating for the pro, imagine the noob is a piki lamer, he says make piki pls, they op and so you have to do it .... Wait

[Squamiger]

How about this idea I had for a showmatch: two pros play eachother, but on either side, there's a super noob over the mic screen sharing and coaching their every move. Like someone pr 10-12 telling them what treasures to get, what cards to send, what units to make, etc. The pros can still micro and fight like pros but they have to do what the noob says. If he says they need to make a mill at 8 minutes, then its milling time baby

you volunteer?

Hell ya

[Squamiger]

Actually I think the best way to do this is to just have a pro playing mid level players on stream with a noob coaching him, because I imagine hearing what the noob is saying will be the most entertaining/ funniest part. And if it’s a show match between two groups you would only be able to hear one at a time anyways. I’m imagining a twitch chat full of people screaming at the noob to tell him to make villagers or something and he’s just oblivious

[Snuden]

Good idea.

[Le Hussard sur le toit]

It would be a great way to check out if some guys really have better knowledge than their PR.

[Riotcoke]

It would be a great way to check out if some guys really have better knowledge than their PR.

Or less

[amiggo1999]

I am noob and would like to coach the pro

[Squamiger]

I think we could go by a 10 pr formula. Could a pr 35, coached by a pr 15, beat a pr 25?

[fightinfrenchman]

Do this in reverse, two noobs play each other while each has a pro telling them what to do. I would like to be the noob

[_H2O]

There are a few of these with interjection and one with Callen that I did ages ago. It’s less coaching and more in game guiding. I think it helps to see where people might make different decisions or have different awareness.

[Squamiger]

yea the idea comes from the relatively common practice of having a better player screen share and coach a lower pr / less skilled player, which is a useful thing to do. but I think it would just be funny and silly to have the noob dictate the build order and strategy to the pro, who would then have to rely on his micro and reflexes to try to salvage the situation

[Snuden]

I would like to do thish with @knusch and I am sure he would like it too.

[Le Hussard sur le toit]

In fact I used to play like this. When I was young I did not own the game but I played with my cousin. One of us would hold the mouse and the other would advise him on what to do. And we would switch every ten minutes ! I was specialised in the second term.

[toriancarconn]

There are a few of these with interjection and one with Callen that I did ages ago. It’s less coaching and more in game guiding. I think it helps to see where people might make different decisions or have different awareness.

I remember watching the video where you coached Callen and one with Interjection. Both were very insightful.