The people who excel at Starcraft don't do it because they follow explicit systems. They do it mostly by practice (duh) and by listening to the advice of people like Day[9].

Day9 is the best-known Starcraft II commenter, with many YouTube videos (here's a random example) and many millions of views. He occasionally does explain systems (or subsystems really) for playing, but what I think he mostly does right is that

• he entertains and engages his audience really well,
• he evidently knows what he's talking about,
• he is relentlessly positive and has a good video about that,
• he exudes total confidence that luck has almost nothing to do with your results,
• he can talk way better than anyone I've ever heard talk about rationality and
• he is easy to like, and easy to want to be like.

I may be missing something, but I think this is most of what he does so right about teaching what he teaches. Anyway, my point is clear: We don't need systems, we need a Day[9] of rationality.

AIs may need systems. We aren't AIs.