EPTI agree with the statement that LAN support is needed for tournaments and high level play, but for casual play, me and my friends still have SC2 LANs, we come together at my place and play together via the Internet (just like World of Warcraft LANs) etc, but that only works if you are small numbers, otherwise you would need a very good connection (talking about more than 30 people at a LAN)..
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drsnuggles
Korea (South)362 Posts
I agree with the statement that LAN support is needed for tournaments and high level play, but for casual play, me and my friends still have SC2 LANs, we come together at my place and play together via the Internet (just like World of Warcraft LANs) etc, but that only works if you are small numbers, otherwise you would need a very good connection (talking about more than 30 people at a LAN).. | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On December 05 2010 17:20 Ferrose wrote: I think that was a nightclub, not a LAN party  I think LAN my die out eventually. If big games like CoD sell so many copies without LAN, developers may think "Well, I guess it doesn't matter if we don't have LAN support," and stop putting it in all games. However, no matter how you put it, having to have an internet connection to play someone right next to you is absolutely stupid. Actually, COD does have LAN. Even Modern Warfare 2 does. You must be connected to the internet, sure, but as soon as you create a game, you're playing a game on LAN latency. It's a tiny fact that got burried underneath all the rage. | ||
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