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[QUOTE="Arjonius, post: 1864091, member: 5332"]
To benefit from this or any other forum, it's probably best to have a mindset that is both open and questioning.  Obviously, it's pretty difficult to learn if your mind is closed.  Otoh, it's also not great simply accepting everything, or even just what  seems reasonable when you read it. That's why it's important to get into the habit of asking yourself how appropriate things are in relation to the current state of your game. Advice that's good in a vacuum can be not so good in the context of where your game is at and the level of your opponents. And since there's no quality control, some of the advice posted is mediocre or even bad.

For instance, if you're a beginner-level player working on learning to play a solid TAG game, trying to use advanced plays can be getting ahead of yourself.  Not only that, in order for them to work well, such plays can require opponents to have more knowledge than the average ones you find at micros. It's certainly not uncommon to see players try to run before they can walk, so to speak.  Some refer to this as FPS, fancy play syndrome.
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