Most players off any game would suggest that the best way to get good is to play multiplayer and play against players better than yourself so you can see what they are doing and how they are beating you. Also AI behave differently than humans do. So practicing on AI will only get you so far.

As for the second question idk, im not even sure if anyone is doing live streams of this.

Thanks for your replies. And I agree, I normally find playing the AI in most games stale once I move over to multiplayer. There's no contest there.

I guess I'll give it a shot and see how I fare.

Again, thanks for the replies.

Did i read 5-on-5?  

That sounds awesome maaan!

We need to do another one of those games

Well, what strikes in that video, is that green sees multiple frigate factories and a 6x spam used against his buddy, but despite having lots of money doesn't even imitate it. Suggestion would be, imitate those who beat you, in game and in later games. Especially, reverse engineer their tactics and strats, and devise your own based on thinking on game mechanics.

This is true for all pc games in truth.

My voice chat didn't get recorded by teamspeak for some reason, but I was saying I didn't need it, and perhaps a bit to late asked people if they wanted feed. But by then it didn't matter what we did.

It was my first time playing multiplayer since original Sins, and I only did that once or twice before. And we were going in with the knowledge we were going to lose as we were supposed to have a 2 man advantage, but they didn't show up.

Actually in the mist of all my comrades dying, I didn't notice the six frigate factories, I just new they had tons of LRF that I wasn't going to be able to counter in time, and even if I did two more fleets would be behind that one. But yes, that's basically the advice I wanted to show with that vid.