EPTOn December 25 2014 13:34 phyvo wrote:
Easy answer: because everything is coded as a minion.
Easy answer: because everything is coded as a minion.
Either that or an inhibitor.
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
Either that or an inhibitor. | ||
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57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
RIP Dawngate | ||
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dae
Canada1600 Posts
On December 25 2014 15:13 57 Corvette wrote: Well, guess I'm playing League again. RIP Dawngate RIP Dawngate :-(. Did so many things right, few things needed work but was soooo promising :-(. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35165 Posts
On December 25 2014 13:34 PrinceXizor wrote: thats kind of what will be the result of them ignoring the east. there is no way the pro players switch to east, so anyone wanted to be scouted goes to the west. Except, forgive my ignorance, isn't the supposed NA E => W transition much worse than EUNE => EUW as far as platform responsiveness? Good luck having the East do any decent showing in West ladder if connection issues don't get fixed. | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On December 25 2014 16:01 Gahlo wrote: Except, forgive my ignorance, isn't the supposed NA E => W transition much worse than EUNE => EUW as far as platform responsiveness? Good luck having the East do any decent showing in West ladder if connection issues don't get fixed. I mean, East players playing on the West server would literally be no different than now. So while it's not good or ideal, it can fix the problem for the vast majority of players(those without pro aspirations or a personal want/need to be on the 'good' ladder), while staying exactly the same for more competitive people. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On December 25 2014 16:01 Gahlo wrote: Except, forgive my ignorance, isn't the supposed NA E => W transition much worse than EUNE => EUW as far as platform responsiveness? Good luck having the East do any decent showing in West ladder if connection issues don't get fixed. well if you use QTpie as a metric. he dropped 800 LP when he was playing on the east coast compared to at the team house in cali. a low challenger east coaster (on the NAW server) could potentially play up to a top 50 level. but if you want to get scouted you have to play games that scouts or pro players can see, so you'd pretty much have to play wherever they do. just because you are playing with a handicap doesn't change that. On December 25 2014 16:07 red_ wrote: I mean, East players playing on the West server would literally be no different than now. So while it's not good or ideal, it can fix the problem for the vast majority of players(those without pro aspirations or a personal want/need to be on the 'good' ladder), while staying exactly the same for more competitive people. It could actually improve for east players playing on the west server, as less traffic would be sent across country. not by too much, but a little for sure. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35165 Posts
On December 25 2014 16:07 red_ wrote: I mean, East players playing on the West server would literally be no different than now. So while it's not good or ideal, it can fix the problem for the vast majority of players(those without pro aspirations or a personal want/need to be on the 'good' ladder), while staying exactly the same for more competitive people. Just as a note, on NA the average Diamond ping is around 60 and Challenger is around 30 last I checked. These #s are half and a quarter of what I normally experience and often see cited by other east coast players. Not that I think I would be Diamond if I had better ping, I'm fully aware at how much I suck at this game. To get anywhere professionally on NA, you need to be able to move away from LAN/EUW land. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On December 25 2014 12:54 TheYango wrote: It can just disallow you from inviting people to games when they're in a different region. Not that complicated, lol. Whether NAW and NAE should be separate regions is a completely different matter, but it's not outrageous for NA, EUW, EUNE, etc. to all be on chat together even if they can't necessarily play games together. EDIT: Though doing it at this point is complicated by the fact that there's user ID overlap across regions, so it's kind of annoying (but not impossible) to merge everything. Uh what. It adds an additional layer of complexity to the infrastructure, because you will require servers to be able to communicate with each other. It's definitely complicated. More importantly, global chat serves pretty much no purpose whatsoever. There are already MANY different platforms which the players can communicate with globally. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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Amui
Canada10567 Posts
Party lead determines server in groups, and custom games have [east] or [west] as a tag. Everything up until diamond you play against your own server, and then maybe for d+ you push everybody to west so that the ranking system balances out. Its inevitable that some of the population is going to get screwed, you just want to do it to as few people as possible. No doubt there are east coast people with the talent to potentially go pro, but are hampered by 100+ ping. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On December 25 2014 16:25 Gahlo wrote: Just as a note, on NA the average Diamond ping is around 60 and Challenger is around 30 last I checked. These #s are half and a quarter of what I normally experience and often see cited by other east coast players. Not that I think I would be Diamond if I had better ping, I'm fully aware at how much I suck at this game. To get anywhere professionally on NA, you need to be able to move away from LAN/EUW land. my average ping is between 100 and 140. spiking to 170 during peak hours on wired internet. its rough when you get laned vs a west coaster and you try to flash stun and they flash away barely before you can cast. you really have to adapt and dumb down your play when you can notice a ping mismatch. | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
Though I'm not sure how much its DDoSers or what not... I have issues in ARAMs and normals sometimes, but no where near the garbage I have to put up with in ranked. The first and last fifth of the season were essentially unplayable for me. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
I wish we had the stats to see how that change affected diamond and above. whether the avg pings of the top players went down after the change as players with high ping didn't automatically know who was going to have faster reactions than them. | ||
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Mozambique16569 Posts
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Bulgaria18893 Posts
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
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Sponkz
Denmark4564 Posts
On December 25 2014 23:47 nafta wrote: Not like your decision making is based on your mechanics or anything silly like that. I thought it was based on your intelligence, seeing as you can do bad decisions and still win with superior mechanics. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
- Mechanics, Mechanics Mechanics. | ||
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MattBarry
United States4006 Posts
On December 25 2014 17:56 zer0das wrote: I used to get 70 ping in St. Louis, but its crept up to like 90 on average. And spikes to 200 or more a lot... near the end of the season I'd almost always get temporarily disconnected in the first 8 minutes, which was a pain in the butt. Seems like every year NA servers get worse for me. Though I'm not sure how much its DDoSers or what not... I have issues in ARAMs and normals sometimes, but no where near the garbage I have to put up with in ranked. The first and last fifth of the season were essentially unplayable for me. Same thing happened with my ping around the mid season 3. I went from 65ish to 90-110. It's definitely noticeable | ||
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