Playing Pokemon heart gold on my DS,

Problem:
Open - mid players play a different way to how div2+ teams play.
These players want to get advice from good players,
but may not have access or confidence to just ask higher div players for it.

Some bad habits are born out of playing a certain way,
which can be hard to correct or change if they reach higher divs.

Yes, the open - mid players have worse dm and a different playstyle from higher divs can accommodate for that,
but it can become too comfortable and players used to the pace/playstyle of that.

This causes friction in games of a mix of divs,
when people are clueless on what to do, or what will happen next, and get punished.

Yes, VOD's of past demo reviews / maptalks / scrim POV's exist,
but this offers another avenue to learn the game,
and receive live feedback in an easily accessible way

Solution:
Offer a EU mentoring discord,
where prem players advertise their own mentor events (demo reviews / whatever) inside a discord Forum channel,
and audience members thumbs up adverts for interest.

Stage channels allow prem players to screen-share and talk to an audience that can't interrupt, but ask questions in chat.

I'll be creating a safe and chill environment solely made for learning the game,
outside of team and pug servers

Hypothesis:
Open - mid players get to understand the game at a deeper level,
practice more fun aggressive and passive plays on better timings and coordination.

Incentive:
First time audience members can watch 1 free demo review with a temporary invite.
If they want to watch more, then they pay (e.g. 1 key) per mentor event,
or could even be free for the love of the game.

This would involve more community interaction throughout divisions,
which I believe would make the community more stronger.

What are your thoughts on this?
The incentive isn't set in stone,
and a vetting process will be needed to keep unwanted players out, regardless of div.

Recordings would be a pressing issue
(e.g. one guy just pays 1 key for a demo review, and then just shares it to anyone)
but there can be ideas to work around this.

Thank you all for the advice so far!

I have been using this mobile app called MacroFactor,
and honestly it's been so easy to track macros and other nutrients.

So far I have reached these vitamins and minerals markers for today with the above diet

I do want to lose weight, but I don't mind increasing carbs + cardio for this

I know that the huel green powder is in contention, but if I'm having this won't it make the multivitamin obsolete?

I go to the gym 3 times for muscle building, once for HIIT, per week.

Bmr is roughly 1900 - 2000 kcal.

The macros are: 180g protein, 60g fat (omega-3's included), 90g carbs

I'm trying to prevent pre-diabetes, reduce my fatty liver (i.e lower LDL and triglycerides), increase gut health and overall health through enough protein and fibre.

Maybe you guys can help if this is too little or too much for my goals:

Breakfast (after 10:00):
- 225g 0% fat greek yogurt
- 20g chia seeds
- 20g flaxseed
- 30g blueberries
- 30g raspberries
- 1 omega-3 capsule

Lunch (13:00):
- 400g chicken breast
- 80g steamed broccoli
- 80g steamed cauliflower
- 75g seeded sourdough bread
- 1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 raw crushed garlic cloves (+ left crushed for 10 minutes)
- 2 omega-3 capsules
- a few cracks of black pepper

Dinner (before 16:00):
- 100ml drinkable kefir
- 400ml 0% sugar almond milk
- 32g unflavoured whey powder
- 5g creatine monohydrate
- 8.5g huel daily greens powder
- 10g bovine collagen

My overall verdict: the project looks substantially more interesting than EoN's post makes it look. The biggest advice I'd give him is to stop treating the link itself as the pitch. Explain the problem, demonstrate the solution, show what AI contributed, and then let people tear it apart.

What if we had prem players maincall for open - mid teams from spec.

E.g. two open/mid teams scrimming, but the prem coaches in spec and they can either agree to ethically maincall without revealing info they wouldn't normally know ingame - or just maincall with all the info they get

The teams could enjoy playing at a faster pace and aggressively/passively at times they wouldn't think of.
The prem players could get a kick, maybe a leaderboard, out of maincalling

Similiar to the freshmeat cup, where the higher div player was on medic.

I'm in my work/uni/gym/social arc right now
me being on here is an honour

I was too much of a noob to realise in s3 damn

What a coincidence, I was watching a vod with my team last night; we saw their name pop-up in chat and asked the same question.

A 4 letter name popped up

want to trio tob?

Update:

Brand-new discord: https://discord.gg/TAsKQaesqH

Let's get a 5 + 2 tournament this weekend!
Details on when will be discussed in #general

Hades 2 and the book: Linear and Geometric Algebra by Alan Macdonald

https://youtube.com/shorts/8NIQYWtH4OY?si=dN9J-8VD0K-XprMX

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