EPT[MLG] Dallas Day 3 - Page 113
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Stay on-topic please. Off-topic arguments derailing the thread will not be tolerated. Next spam post about eagles = ban. We get it, you're funny Take the eagle stuff here stop with the bw vs wc3 bullshit please | ||
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Xinder
United States2269 Posts
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andy186
Australia1058 Posts
I would but I can't actually watch the stream so theres no point in me doing it. I would like to know whtas happening | ||
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artanis2
United States732 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:09 AlfredGA wrote: You can't account for 100,000+ people instantly connecting to your stream. 128 countries additionally, streaming high quality. Have you ever streamed before? You know how much bandwidth that is? This is textbook overload. This is how hackers shut down websites, they send massive amounts of user connections causing server overload and failure. It's what happened here at MLG but it was the gamers this time that ended the website. You can't test your servers for something of this proportion Except they're having internet issues at the venue. The users watching the stream aren't touching that connection. The stream source at the venue goes out to a CDN and the CDN rebroadcasts it to the users. They are having issues at the venue, which is basically unacceptable. There is no excuse. | ||
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sanya
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LostBLuE
Canada188 Posts
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confusedcrib
United States1307 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:09 haylmfao wrote: I could run a better stream from home using ustream or justintv. The only reason they refuse to do that is because they don't want to lose ad revenue. MLG doesn't deserve anyone's support AT ALL. If they can't provide a decent service, they should crash and burn. I don't think you, uh, get it. | ||
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Sixes
Canada1123 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:09 AlfredGA wrote: You can't account for 100,000+ people instantly connecting to your stream. 128 countries additionally, streaming high quality. Have you ever streamed before? You know how much bandwidth that is? This is textbook overload. This is how hackers shut down websites, they send massive amounts of user connections causing server overload and failure. It's what happened here at MLG but it was the gamers this time that ended the website. You can't test your servers for something of this proportion So let me get this straight. They don't know it's going to happen ... => But it happened the last few times. You can't stress test your servers ... => Yet hosting companies and other tournaments do so. It isn't feasible ... => But GOM, other tournaments and some random eagle stream can do it. | ||
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Konsti
Germany8 Posts
hasu vs Cloud | ||
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qbs
Poland771 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:10 MasterKush wrote: From MLG Twitter: All matches are being recorded and will be posted as VOD's as soon as we can get them up. #MLGDallas /sigh why bother to stream just release vods of the whole event : / | ||
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Subversion
South Africa3627 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:09 AlfredGA wrote: You can't account for 100,000+ people instantly connecting to your stream. 128 countries additionally, streaming high quality. Have you ever streamed before? You know how much bandwidth that is? This is textbook overload. This is how hackers shut down websites, they send massive amounts of user connections causing server overload and failure. It's what happened here at MLG but it was the gamers this time that ended the website. You can't test your servers for something of this proportion lol, i love how u say "this is how hackers shut down servers" then follow it up with "you cant test it". get a "hacker" in there, and have him run as many simultaneous connections as you expect to get. if your stream crashes, then get more bandwidth. its not rocket science. It's these people's job to make sure this doesn't happen, you make it sound like every livestream in the world for major events is just some luck of the draw crapshoot on whether it will crash or not. Get real, there's plenty of ways to prepare, and they know what kinds of numbers to expect. Plenty of livestreams get this right ALL THE TIME. MLG has no excuse for this. | ||
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romanov
Netherlands892 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:11 dartoo wrote: SlayerS_Eagle? Root.Eagle? oGs.Eagle? Eagle.Prime.we? EaglefOu? EG.Eagle? Which one should eagle pick? FollowEagle =) | ||
Oproer
Netherlands108 Posts
Having to apologize to your friends who will never see a StarCraft match, since you not only wasted your own evening but also theirs.. Don't leave yet guys, it could start any minute!!! Please ? | ||
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Lennon
United Kingdom2275 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:12 Inkcrow wrote: i herd you like wheat, so i put wheat in your wheat so you can wheat while you wheat also where did the dead rabbit go? That's not wheat. | ||
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Rabiator
Germany3948 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:03 AlfredGA wrote: Think about this everyone. You have three events taking place.SC2, Black Ops, and Halo Reach, you have open brackets for PC with hundreds of players playing non-stop, additionally you have connection on both consoles putting even more stress on the ISP. Now to top it all of you're streaming all of this data. Now they accounted for all of this, but what they didn't account for is 128 countries watching additionally and the sudden surge of players onto the stream and website causing it to fail. You're all being insensitive to the facts, and YOU yourself are shaming e-sports. You've managed to completely discredit the top industry in gaming because you failed to account for internet stability. What MLG needs right now is your support not for you to sit around here and rage because the stream goes offline. Think about it everyone thousands of people connecting to a single source for 3 separate channels of content. Stop crying, and just go take a break check back routinely. Go watch a Broodwar stream or something else. Complain to Blizzard please ... they are the ones responsible for the lag of BNet 2.0 and they should know events like this would be happening. | ||
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TheGrimace
United States929 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:06 L3g3nd_ wrote: SO MUCH truth in this post. 100% agree. Im a big e sports fan and im sad about how things have gone, but getting angry and blaming people isnt helping anyone, is pathetic, and is making the matter all the worse On April 04 2011 00:24 L3g3nd_ wrote: streams live! FUCK all you haters. You're right, hatred doesn't help anyone, but people get their emotions involved. These things are to be expected. | ||
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NHY
1013 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:11 dartoo wrote: SlayerS_Eagle? Root.Eagle? oGs.Eagle? Eagle.Prime.we? EaglefOu? EG.Eagle? Which one should eagle pick? IMEagle | ||
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zYwi3c
Poland1811 Posts
ROFL | ||
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AlfredGA
United States66 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:09 haylmfao wrote: I could run a better stream from home using ustream or justintv. The only reason they refuse to do that is because they don't want to lose ad revenue. MLG doesn't deserve anyone's support AT ALL. If they can't provide a decent service, they should crash and burn. No you can't run a better stream from home using justintv or ustream. Are you serious? YOU CAN'T SHARE BANDWIDTH OF SUCH A MASSIVE SCALE. Your stream would fail like it's failed several times for justintv and ustream when these tournaments take place too many people flood the channel and it lags and resets and it's just an awful experience. Lose AD revenue? What? They provide their own stream and are sponsored by many companies | ||
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Jayson X
Switzerland2431 Posts
On April 04 2011 01:03 AlfredGA wrote: Think about this everyone. You have three events taking place.SC2, Black Ops, and Halo Reach, you have open brackets for PC with hundreds of players playing non-stop, additionally you have connection on both consoles putting even more stress on the ISP. Now to top it all of you're streaming all of this data. Now they accounted for all of this, but what they didn't account for is 128 countries watching additionally and the sudden surge of players onto the stream and website causing it to fail. You're all being insensitive to the facts, and YOU yourself are shaming e-sports. You've managed to completely discredit the top industry in gaming because you failed to account for internet stability. What MLG needs right now is your support not for you to sit around here and rage because the stream goes offline. Think about it everyone thousands of people connecting to a single source for 3 separate channels of content. Stop crying, and just go take a break check back routinely. Go watch a Broodwar stream or something else. Oh please. This is not the first MLG event, so they have their own numbers, they can calculate how much they need or can afford and then cap the stream at a certain viewer number. This is not an open lanparty, you don't have people generating high traffic that is out of your hand, it's their setup and everything falls under their controle. Somebody doesn't know what he's doing and now everyone pays for it. | ||
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shabby
Norway6402 Posts
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