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Liquid`Nazgul
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mrdx
Vietnam1555 Posts
On April 01 2008 22:30 RowdierBob wrote: It's a tough call either way, but you can understand why the TL folk did it. Just curious though; Russian and even Australian folk are known to have lag issues sometimes so what happens if you are in an important game and it becomes unbearably laggy? Will the rep be saved and commented on later? Isn't ICCup server located in Russia? Btw I think the organizers should be careful with connection problem when there's player from Australia too  I'm in Australia, never have any tiniest issue with BatteNET but ICCup is really laggy sometimes. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Mynock
4492 Posts
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iLjh
United States160 Posts
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unk.
111 Posts
On April 01 2008 22:49 mrdx wrote: Isn't ICCup server located in Russia? Btw I think the organizers should be careful with connection problem when there's player from Australia too I'm in Australia, never have any tiniest issue with BatteNET but ICCup is really laggy sometimes.starcraft using peer-2-peer protocol, so your ingame lag doesn't depend on the server you are playing on, but on your connection to the person you are playing with | ||
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stalife
Canada1222 Posts
solutions?!?!?! | ||
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Loophole
United States867 Posts
Each chinese person who qualifies for the playoffs can simply join a game with a few people to make sure their connection works well. If not, they're out. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
Will Chinese players be able to play if they use proxies from outside mainland China. Most Chinese pros use Hong Kong proxies which work fine with Europe and America. | ||
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talismania
United States2364 Posts
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Response
United States1938 Posts
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uNiGNoRe
Germany1115 Posts
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nofAcedAgent
United States952 Posts
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ScarFace
United States1175 Posts
On April 02 2008 02:34 Loophole wrote: Doing it on a case by case basis, for a country like China, is virtually impossible....I support doing what the league has to do to keep things running smooth, but It seems like this should be done on a case by case basis. To deny an entire country entrance because many of them lag seems really heavy handed. Other solutions should probably be considered. Each chinese person who qualifies for the playoffs can simply join a game with a few people to make sure their connection works well. If not, they're out. | ||
Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
As for the chinese proxies thing, we are looking into it, and remember, this will not be the last TSL. If we find a workable solution we will need to test it first, but it does mean that there's a good likelihood of Chinese players being allowed to play next season. | ||
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dybydx
Canada1764 Posts
On April 01 2008 13:56 talismania wrote: it'll suck if this is still true april 2nd. agreed. ^^ | ||
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wo0py
Netherlands922 Posts
What if they said: its only for americans. then no one would complain right? this is about money.. dont act like its all friends or so. this is business. tl.net set the standards: no lag, because it causes divserse problems, like nazgul told us. side-note it is unfortunate for those who have good connection, but thats the way life is. i bet there are alot of chinese tours, or asia tours which we dont even know about. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
On April 02 2008 06:19 Daigomi wrote: More than just impossible, it's unfair towards the player. Think about it, PJ spends three weeks of non-stop iccuping just to find out that his connection isn't fast enough. That would really suck. Rather have the ban outright and early on in the league than have the ban at a later stage once they've already invested effort into the tournament. As for the chinese proxies thing, we are looking into it, and remember, this will not be the last TSL. If we find a workable solution we will need to test it first, but it does mean that there's a good likelihood of Chinese players being allowed to play next season. Thanks, can you give me a reply about the proxy thing as soon as you guys reach a decision, I gotta confront a bunch of chinese pros hungry for us currency | ||
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3 Lions
United States3705 Posts
TT o well, i live in US | ||
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[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
On April 02 2008 06:37 wo0py wrote: I think this rule and the discision to make such a rule shouldn't be open for discussion. Post it as news. this is how it is, theres nothing to do with it. What if they said: its only for americans. then no one would complain right? this is about money.. dont act like its all friends or so. this is business. tl.net set the standards: no lag, because it causes divserse problems, like nazgul told us. side-note it is unfortunate for those who have good connection, but thats the way life is. i bet there are alot of chinese tours, or asia tours which we dont even know about. Yeah, the decision should be final. If there is any discussion then it should be for the 2nd TSL. It's not fair for both sides. It wouldn't be fair when half way through the tournament, it is decided that Chinese IP can now play. Not only would they be significantly behind, but there would be even more reason to complain and add unnecessary drama to TSL. | ||
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