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Advanced Ping in StarCraft Remastered?

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HaN- France1920 Posts April 25 2017 07:57 GMT #1 In 2015, Blizzard implemented Advanced Ping to StarCraft II. This feature allows players to send visual indicators (attack, retreat, etc) to their allies on the field or on the minimap. It's not a priority and for all I know this could be impossible to code in SC1 but it would be a very cool addition in StarCraft Remastered.

chrisolo Germany2607 Posts April 25 2017 08:05 GMT #2 I mean why not, will not harm 1on1, but tbh it is not needed. I am so used to the following "go X" "b b b b b" "omw" "h" etc etc Not needed to write out everything and you are probably even faster writing this than holding down ALT and choosing the proper ping...

duke91 Germany1458 Posts April 25 2017 08:39 GMT #3 Introduce advanced ping Introduce million other bugs

esReveR United States567 Posts April 25 2017 08:56 GMT #4 I know those pings are popular in MOBAs. But, I have never seen those pings used in a game of SC2, and I have played a lot of team games. Seems like extra work to delay the release date for little to no benefit.

duke91 Germany1458 Posts April 25 2017 09:20 GMT #5 Never change a running system Blizzard: change the running system, Koreans go back to 1.16

Liquid`Jinro Sweden33719 Posts April 25 2017 09:40 GMT #6 Oh for fucks sake. Can we not do this about freaking minimap pings for team games? It's such a harmless feature.

KameZerg Sweden1767 Posts April 25 2017 09:47 GMT #7 Thats a cool feature, i hope we get it. too bad it wont work with a random 2v2 ladder partner, they wont give a fuck about your pings xD

Garrl Scotland1974 Posts April 25 2017 09:51 GMT #8 pings are stored in replay information, unless the format can handle forward compatability it would break the tenant of being compatible with 1.16.

HaN- France1920 Posts April 25 2017 10:02 GMT #9 Since 1.18 I've been playing a lot of 2:2 and 3:3 on Fish, lots of games and higher average skilled players. This feature would be awesome to help communicate with koreans allies.

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