EPTOn July 16 2012 03:22 GeorgeH wrote:
OMG @ HUSKY's STREAM :D
Sorry: off topic
OMG @ HUSKY's STREAM :D
Sorry: off topic
What has been seen...
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
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soupchicken
United States322 Posts
I'm really enjoying it, but only because I know what's going on. | ||
imallinson
United Kingdom3482 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:21 L3g3nd_ wrote: we are watching a sc2 stream not a tribes stream. We are watching an NASL stream which isn't exclusively SC2. | ||
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Werx
United States54 Posts
The skill ceiling is impossible to reach. The amount of communication, organization, and ridiculous game mechanics needed to play at the highest level is 3x what any other game has been able to offer in the last 10 years. I sincerely hope HiRez gets their spectator features fixed, as this could be the best FPS E-sport for the next 5-10 years with the right spectating tools. At the moment, I think everyone can agree it's not the easiest game to watch. | ||
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Valenius
United Kingdom1266 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:26 CorsairHero wrote: NA had to stay up at 2 am for the west coast just to watch starcraft 1 a few years ago. People are so spoiled these days. Isn't it a 10 pm start for the UK folks? Not bad for being able to get part of Europe. Can't please everyone  Nah, closer to 12:30am. Still manageable for me, thankfully | ||
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Waywatcher
Netherlands205 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:21 Ariovist wrote: Go over to Huskys stream, its hilarious : ) DAFUQ, all i have to say And tribes, i get that it might be fun to play (it looks more fun to play than other fps for me). But i dont think it is a great game to watch. You just see a lot of characters making huge jumps and shooting around. (it might help if there was first person view, that you would actually see how good they are). | ||
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Canada17190 Posts
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Durp
Canada3117 Posts
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T-oastbro-T
Germany378 Posts
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ikh
United Kingdom251 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:19 Bagi wrote: Holy crap how do they hit anything with the players just floating and darting around so much? Are the hitboxes really big or something? mostly you attempt to hit your opponents by pre-empting the point when/where they're going to hit the ground, which the target is obviously trying to make as difficult as possible by fx. a) hitting the ground as seldom as possible and b) zigzagging to obfuscate the direction/spot they'll land at. unless you're at the savant level these guys are, you're not going to be hitting the slow projectile weapons (eg. the heavy hitters) on a flying target very often. | ||
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:27 Waywatcher wrote: DAFUQ, all i have to say And tribes, i get that it might be fun to play (it looks more fun to play than other fps for me). But i dont think it is a great game to watch. You just see a lot of characters making huge jumps and shooting around. (it might help if there was first person view, that you would actually see how good they are). He looks kind of like Hisoka from HunterxHunter o_O | ||
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Canada17190 Posts
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Sweden1166 Posts
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Tohron
United States135 Posts
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emraaa
Germany505 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:26 CorsairHero wrote: NA had to stay up at 2 am for the west coast just to watch starcraft 1 a few years ago. People are so spoiled these days. Isn't it a 10 pm start for the UK folks? Not bad for being able to get part of Europe. Can't please everyone its not like the europeans have better times for the korean matches .... but i agree there is nothing you can do about timezones | ||
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Snuggles
United States1865 Posts
Plus its pretty rough to pub on open maps as a jug when u got pathfinders flying all around. As for spectating the game, it really is damn hard to watch. But there are moments when a team desperately tries to defend a flag cap where it's simply makes an epic scene that you could use in a highlight reel. | ||
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GeorgeH
United Kingdom190 Posts
On July 16 2012 03:23 Acrofales wrote: Depends what you mean with master: play at a decent level? Not too hard (although I am terrible at it), but play at a professional level is something else entirely, let alone play the kind of game that the messis of this world can do. It's like saying tennis is easy: it is... but that doesn't make everybody a Roger Federer. EDIT: one thing that makes football such a popular sport is because it is REALLY easy to see what is going on. Starcraft has a similar advantage. Halo/Quake take a lot more effort to figure out why someone is winning. In that respect they are more like baseball that, honestly, is a terrible spectator sport: you really have to know the subtle details to enjoy a game (or just bring a LOT of beer). In English "to master" generally means being able to compete with the best of the best, and you're right. The problem with team-based shooters is that they are hard to follow unless you actually played the game at a competitive level because there is no single point of focus. | ||
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