The mod is available in every region.
Note, it is an Extension Mod, not a map. You can use it with any map to form a game.

Geiko, what you are doing is malicious. You are jumping to another thread blatantly advertising your stuff. I didn't do that to your content. Please stop that!

Ctone23

United States1839 Posts

June 29 2015 13:08 GMT

#43

On June 25 2015 22:01 Beastyqt wrote:

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Hey, I'd be up for show match in the hot mineral mod. I won 2/2 double harvester tournaments and it would be fun to play something like this again.

Awesome! Now that wcs is over hopefully some other pros are interested in testing this out. FYI I am out of town all next week 7/5 - 7/10 so if you can only play during that time I'm happy to sponsor and someone else stream it

AmicusVenti

United States61 Posts

June 30 2015 07:38 GMT

#44

I think this ultimately achieves the goals of DH in a more clean manner, but I think it will ultimately fall short for the same reasons as DH: the peak economy still comes too quickly for this kind of model to make a big enough dent. Just as with DH, I think you need to tone down the race specific macro mechanics in order for this sort of method to work.

That aside, I think it looks a lot better than DH.

fickazzz

Germany152 Posts

June 30 2015 17:41 GMT

#45

The model sounds great, but from what he hear from Blizzard right now, it sounds like they are done with enomy model changes and are pretty happy with their current model :/

purakushi

United States3300 Posts

June 30 2015 17:49 GMT

#46

On July 01 2015 02:41 fickazzz wrote:
The model sounds great, but from what he hear from Blizzard right now, it sounds like they are done with enomy model changes and are pretty happy with their current model :/

Yeah

Unfortunately, Blizzard seems to have low standards and a "good enough" attitude for SC2.

Penev

28491 Posts

June 30 2015 18:08 GMT

#47

BlackLilium, if I may ask, have you ever experimented with models that sport less mineral patches? Like, for instance HotS but with 6 patches with 2000min/ patch? Worker inefficiency will kick in at the 13th worker and full saturation at the18th.
Mules, mineral/ gas ratio will have to be adjusted if you want things to roughly stay the same of course.

I'm interested in how this might chance the dynamic of the game and if this was already been properly tested you might be aware of this. I'm thinking less workers/ base so more bases and/ or different worker/ army ratio, takes longer to mine out a base (if 2000/ patch, could be adjusted), takes longer to max out, etc.

I have no incentive to make this "my model" so please don't consider this advertisement. If anything I hope someone (you) will pick this up if it has something to it. I'm really just curious.

RoomOfMush

1296 Posts

June 30 2015 18:40 GMT

#48

On July 01 2015 03:08 Penev wrote:
BlackLilium, if I may ask, have you ever experimented with models that sport less mineral patches? Like, for instance HotS but with 6 patches with 2000min/ patch? Worker inefficiency will kick in at the 13th worker and full saturation at the18th.
Mules, mineral/ gas ratio will have to be adjusted if you want things to roughly stay the same of course.

I'm interested in how this might chance the dynamic of the game and if this was already been properly tested you might be aware of this. I'm thinking less workers/ base so more bases and/ or different worker/ army ratio, takes longer to mine out a base (if 2000/ patch, could be adjusted), takes longer to max out, etc.

I have no incentive to make this "my model" so please don't consider this advertisement. If anything I hope someone (you) will pick this up if it has something to it. I'm really just curious.

That is already a model called Fewer Resources per Base (FRB) as far as I know. Its much older then HMH or DH.

Penev

28491 Posts

June 30 2015 18:58 GMT

#49

On July 01 2015 03:40 RoomOfMush wrote:

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That is already a model called Fewer Resources per Base (FRB) as far as I know. Its much older then HMH or DH.

Ah yes, that's Barrins work. Would like if it get picked up again..

knyttym

United States5797 Posts

June 30 2015 20:19 GMT

#50

Pretty much. They've been using this fewer resource model since Blizzcon and possibly even longer which amounts to 7+ months. LOTV is probably releasing in december of january which would give us 6 months. There was a bit of hope before when the DH article was released but not now.

Qwyn

United States2779 Posts

June 30 2015 23:47 GMT

#51

Definitely want to promote this mod. IMO, it accomplishes depth of economy far better than Geiko's GEM mod! Sad that's it's not getting very many views due to Geiko's aggressive campaign of trollish advertising.

Even more disparaging is the fact that people are actually taking Geiko's mod seriously

Penev

28491 Posts

June 30 2015 23:55 GMT

#52

On July 01 2015 08:47 Qwyn wrote:
Definitely want to promote this mod. IMO, it accomplishes depth of economy far better than Geiko's GEM mod! Sad that's it's not getting very many views due to Geiko's aggressive campaign of trollish advertising.

Even more disparaging is the fact that people are actually taking Geiko's mod seriously

Nothing wrong with taking Geiko's model seriously. I do agree that HMH is the better system overall though. But than again, even Geiko does..

BlackLilium

Poland426 Posts

July 02 2015 21:14 GMT

#53

Some of you are raising an issue that when an economy mod is significant enough, you have to balance the rest of the game around it. DH games, for example, have shown that either the overall income is too low, or cheese can become hard to scout making the game coin-flippy.

For that reason, I am taking on this much harder task. With HMH as the starting point I would like to build a game around it. But I can't do that without you!
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/sc2-maps/489163-project-starcraft-improved