Summary of things learned about scouting (will be updated)

1. The attitude or mindset actually has an effect! I am always too scared to scout zerg, however I very often push for information when playing against terran. This allows me to quite often have the feeling of over powering the terran. As a conclusion when ever scouting think "I'm scouting your game plan so get the hell out of my way".

2. A rather efficient way to improve seems to be the way of making a list of things to scout and then trying to improve on few of them at a time. It feels even more feasible if the list is arranged so that the things to be scouted are in chronological order.

3. It will improve your game sense if you write down what you scouted, how you reacted and what could have been a better reaction. One of the good starting points is to number the attacks that came and whether you were able to scout them and what was your reaction etc.

4. Scouting can be maybe grouped?

1.  is it a cheese
2. macro vs tech style? (base count vs gass count)
3. 1st tech choice: T (bio/mech/biomech), Z (lings/banes/roaches), P (air/robo/twilight)