EPT[D] New BW Server - Page 63
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xboi209
United States1173 Posts
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Birdie
New Zealand4438 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10682 Posts
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HighdraL1sk
United States140 Posts
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DepressedOne
United States190 Posts
grow a pair and learn to try and speak Korean. Learn to speak and write an entirely new language in under a year. No problem for GGZerg especially when he's telling others to do it at his own convenience. If iCCup users aren't going to bother switching over I see no point in creating starserver. All of the users who care to ladder are over on iCCup. I doubt koreans would want to go to a foreigner server with no english skills and the rest are just casual players on east server. Holy crap just read your previous post in the last page what the hell. First, you're discouraging people from using StarServer on the starserver thread itself and wanting them to play on Fish and then you're encouraging Birdie to learn to speak and write korean so starserver can get up and running. Seems contradictory. Non korean bw enthusiast? You were so enthusiastic telling Birdie to hurry it up with StarServer a few weeks ago. I feel like most of your posts just involve being critical and discouraging others from doing things when it's not even necessary or productive. | ||
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Probemicro
3708 Posts
korean is already considered one of the easier languages in the world to learn, learning languages even basic stuff broadens your horizon and expand your knowledge. but i guess a typical internet user has too much attention deficit to focus on learning something new i guess. | ||
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SnowFantasy
4173 Posts
On September 17 2014 19:54 Probemicro wrote: korean is already considered one of the easier languages in the world to learn, what? let's not make things up. | ||
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McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
This is quite funny indeed. | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
reading isn't too hard | ||
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Chef
10810 Posts
The argument of Koreans learning English so we should learn Korean is pretty bunk though. They have years of mandatory English in school, they didn't learn it so they could play StarCraft with foreigners lol. Although maybe it was a fun way for them to practice. If you are interested enough in Korea you want to learn a bit of their language that's great, and more power to you if you learn enough small talk to get games, but an English speaking server is really important to maintaining an international community. English is the language of business and any country you travel to you can find someone who speaks English. It's the privilege and the curse of native English speakers that there is rarely an external motivation powerful enough to make you learn a second language. I think Birdie deserves criticism for being so smarmy when he's delivered nothing so far, there didn't need to be a thread for this or vague update bumps. But whoever wants to go to Fish has already gone to Fish. Here's a post from page 3 that's pretty accurate  On May 22 2013 22:20 Manifesto7 wrote: So which is easier? Sitting down with iccup people amd working things out, or setting up a new server and maintaining it for years to come? I think I know the answer... Extra, extra, group of rag tag stubborn amateur programmers fail to deliver on wild estimates of making a superior server in 6 months! Who could have predicted that?? I guess I gotta give you credit for continuing to burden yourself with it over a year later. I'd have given up in shame and taken on a smaller, more manageable project. | ||
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
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Probemicro
3708 Posts
On September 17 2014 21:44 Chef wrote: It's the privilege and the curse of native English speakers that there is rarely an external motivation powerful enough to make you learn a second language. Being able to play and practice in a server where all the top players congregate not a good enough external motivation for any serious bw player to learn even a teeny bit of korean? Pff monolinguals and their excuses. | ||
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amazingxkcd
GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts
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DiMiaN
Finland300 Posts
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tenacity
1587 Posts
On September 18 2014 01:53 DiMiaN wrote: Why not release it under open-source? Are there anything to release at all? I bet there are some coders lurking here too and maybe have some solutions to things... I recommend that too and I suggest that the progress will be much faster. I also think people would appreciate an unfinished server more than none to test at all. And btw, playing on Fish ain't that bad anymore. I feel like the lag has become much better for Europeans compared to one year ago. | ||
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xboi209
United States1173 Posts
On September 18 2014 01:53 DiMiaN wrote: Why not release it under open-source? Are there anything to release at all? I bet there are some coders lurking here too and maybe have some solutions to things... There is another PvPGN project that is being developed concurrently with StarServer and is open source. I've been attempting to contribute back and forth between both projects but they're being written in different languages(we're using C, the other is using C++) so it's been difficult. Any lurking coders here could always PM me for details on how to help out. | ||
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GeckoXp
Germany2016 Posts
On September 18 2014 02:05 tenacity wrote: I recommend that too and I suggest that the progress will be much faster. I also think people would appreciate an unfinished server more than none to test at all. Use ICCup then? :x | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
I've never had a problem with ICCup myself. Great server when it has people. | ||
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tenacity
1587 Posts
What has your suggestion to do with my post? | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On September 18 2014 05:25 tenacity wrote: What has your suggestion to do with my post? I'm guessing he means this part "I also think people would appreciate an unfinished server more than none to test at all." Why use an unfinished server when you have a finished one, that's what I'm assuming he meant. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong Gecko lol | ||
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