On August 07 2011 21:48 paralleluniverse wrote: WoW arena is completely unreadable as a spectator.
I play WoW regularly and not even i can tell what's going on here. From a spectator point of view it's just watching health bars.
Do you play arena at all? When you get used to the UI it's actually pretty readable. Just look at what's dotted or CC's and how both healers are doing in terms of position/trinket/mana. The only thing you could complain about is how terribly cooldowns are displayed.
Yeah, I do. I can tell exactly what's going on when I'm playing. Not when I'm watching this.
while high level play in WoW is definitely technical and requires sick timings/mechanics.. it is insanely viewer unfriendly. and i have played WoW on and off since closed beta :/
Beautiful opening by the mage lock shaman, they disable and then ring of frost so the opponents have to use trinkets, hex from shaman goes into full...
On August 07 2011 21:58 JoeAWESOME wrote: The game is so viewer unfriendly. I played the game at a semi high level 3-4 months ago and I have problems following everything. Can't imagine how it is for people tuning in first time.
completely lost.
what does it mean to get 'feared', what is the difference between getting 'feared' and 'full feared', what does it mean when someone 'pops an amz', what is a 'blanket', what is a 'trinket' and what does it do, is it near impossible to recover if one teammate dies?