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On March 12 2009 03:37 DrTJEckleberg wrote:
okay, this is an ignorance post.
I know you guys are able to figure out who might be a progamer based on hotkeys and playing styles or apm, but how come Romad is the one you guys look to for confirmation? I assume he has like every progamer replay he possibly can get from every resource possible and checks everything from hotkeys to average apm etc. I would assume he knows tendencies that different players use in hotkey patterns like who hotkeys command center to what number and production buildings. I think I saw one time an overlay or something with a known progamer hotkey pattern and something in question from last season comparing in the same shot, it was pretty sweet. I dunno if he uses stuff like that or if that was something I'm imagining.
but because players use the same hotkeys it's fairly easy to tell who's who if you know what to look for and have a replay of them obviously. Toughest thing is getting the replays of them. jim's pretty good at that, has connections with all these gosus who send him their reps.
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i dont think nrg.seattle is canadian
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Haven't read this thread, but one of the notable foreigners is a disc hacker 
I solved a complain for a drophack by Egypt77 >_>
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im interested to know who qzmpwxno is, this guy has beaten sea.1234(leta or is he?) 5 times in a row.
and pgr21.com has beaten qzmpwxno twice in a row.
So if sea.1234 is really leta then these guys must be pretty good.
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On March 12 2009 06:13 stroggos wrote:
im interested to know who qzmpwxno is, this guy has beaten sea.1234(leta or is he?) 5 times in a row.
and pgr21.com has beaten qzmpwxno twice in a row.
So if sea.1234 is really leta then these guys must be pretty good.
There's no doubt they're "pretty good"
Probably the top 100 on ICCUP last season consisted of progamers and amateurs, and probably even more are playing this season. It's nice to see ICCUP finally really blossoming after they added the LAN capability.
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that's weird,
On September 28 2008 02:53 (paladin)roMAD wrote:
28372 = Brat_OK
2009 = Qoo)Clon
Pisaro = Ryan[Shield]
from season 6 thread
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looks like someone just tagged the replay wrong / had bad info
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On March 12 2009 05:57 iamtt1 wrote:
i dont think nrg.seattle is canadian
he's one of the random Koreans NeverExpo recruited and made an account for (hence the canadian flag) just like nrg.nasty and the few other koreans he got.
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seatlle not korean because his games not lag
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Oystein u lost vs one beast of a gamer.. T_T
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On March 12 2009 08:23 Tarmak_mk wrote:
seatlle not korean because his games not lag
not every single Korean lags, and plus when you're in the game you probably can't notice the lag since you always play in it... jokess, but seriously, not all Koreans lag.
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On March 12 2009 08:23 Tarmak_mk wrote:
seatlle not korean because his games not lag
it's not the koreans. it's you.
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I dont lag in all of my games but once in awhile i do need to switch to high or extra high latency because the lag is bad.
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On March 12 2009 12:49 CapO wrote:Show nested quote +On March 12 2009 08:23 Tarmak_mk wrote:
seatlle not korean because his games not lag it's not the koreans. it's you.
So much hate for octzerg -_-;;. Macedonia and kor are pretty far apart lets just agree is the distance o_O
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On March 12 2009 03:46 LuckyFool wrote:Show nested quote +On March 12 2009 03:37 DrTJEckleberg wrote:
okay, this is an ignorance post.
I know you guys are able to figure out who might be a progamer based on hotkeys and playing styles or apm, but how come Romad is the one you guys look to for confirmation? I assume he has like every progamer replay he possibly can get from every resource possible and checks everything from hotkeys to average apm etc. I would assume he knows tendencies that different players use in hotkey patterns like who hotkeys command center to what number and production buildings. I think I saw one time an overlay or something with a known progamer hotkey pattern and something in question from last season comparing in the same shot, it was pretty sweet. I dunno if he uses stuff like that or if that was something I'm imagining. but because players use the same hotkeys it's fairly easy to tell who's who if you know what to look for and have a replay of them obviously. Toughest thing is getting the replays of them. jim's pretty good at that, has connections with all these gosus who send him their reps.
actually, romad just looks at the hotkey pattern in BW chart and can tell who it is within seconds, he doesn't really compare. i didn't really believe this until he told me, hes some sort of weird savant with all 400+ progamer hotkey signatures memorized in his head. i shit you not.
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Man it pains me to see that most europeans i play fail to understand that the speed of light=lag.
No offense to Euros who do understand this, but all offense intended to euros who accuse me of lagging because it could'nt possibly be them because of their gosu internet connections . It's the speed of light not being fast enough ok? We are both lagging.
protip: 99% of people who play starcraft have a good enough internet to run it extremely fast. There isn't much difference in running starcraft on a 56k than running it on the fastest internet you could possibly imagine. Why? because 56k is about the maximum requirements for playing starcraft. (I myself run it on 7.5mbps which is about 100 times what i need for starcraft.)
The reason why you lag on iccup is because of these possible reasons.
A) the distance between the places you two are playing.
B) One of you is downloading other crap on bittorrent or whatever which is using up all your internet because your too dumb to put a dl cap on it.
When i play australians/other new zealanders there is zero lag.
When i play Koreans sometimes there is a little bit of lag
When i play Americans sometimes there is a little bit of lag.
When i play Europeans there is lag.
Lag or high ping will always be present when playing someone from more than about 8,000km away no matter how fast your connection is.
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