EPT[Red Bull] Battlegrounds Atlanta Day 3 - Page 63
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wl4d
France103 Posts
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Yorkie
United States12612 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:50 wl4d wrote: Who is this girl who shows up in the itws ? That's Livibee, a zerg player from Australia who played in this tournament | ||
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:50 Godwrath wrote: Well, to be fair, the most interesting games of our generation were the really complicated ones. I remember reading 300 pages on english manual when i was 11 to play EF2000. Those were the kind of complex games. Now with all about making the accessible, fast to get into, many games have lost their magic to me. Luckily there are still games that good, but they are not into the spotlight anymore. I wasn't around at all for that era of gameplay, but I've noticed that when I try to boot up an older game (borrowed from a friend, typically), it takes time to actually get into and learn. These days, there's an in-built tutorial that holds your hand and streamlines the game's early experience. | ||
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wl4d
France103 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:51 Yorkie wrote: That's Livibee, a zerg player from Australia who played in this tournament Thanks, I knew the nickname but didn't know she was a girl. | ||
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ssxsilver
United States4409 Posts
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Heartland
Sweden24593 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:51 Squat wrote: I remember reading the paper manual for Sc1, translated to Swedish. It is still probably the most traumatic event of my life. Then you have a pretty good life : P | ||
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LoneYoShi
France1348 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:54 ssxsilver wrote: Is the YT stream down? Seems like it for me, yeah. Edit: Twitch is working again though. | ||
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codonbyte
United States840 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:50 Godwrath wrote: Well, to be fair, the most interesting games of our generation were the really complicated ones. I remember reading 300 pages on english manual when i was 11 to play EF2000. Those were the kind of complex games. Now with all about making the accessible, fast to get into, many games have lost their magic to me. Luckily there are still games that good, but they are not into the spotlight anymore. Yeah I agree. Like how SC2 simplified BW. Don't get me wrong, I think unlimited unit and building selection was good, better pathing is good, smart casting and all that stuff that makes the game more accessible to more casual players is awesome. However, they got rid of a lot of awesome spells from BW and replaced them with less-complicated ones, for example. For example, I always thought Ensnare was a cool spell. It doesn't do damage, but it can give you a huge advantage in a battle by reducing enemy DPS and preventing retreat. But they simply took it and Plague and rolled them into Fungle Growth, which is in some ways less powerful but easily-spammable. Also, they got rid of the cool abilities on the medic, Optic Flare and Restoration, again situational spells that can really do work when used in the right situation (and especially with smart casting in the game). Also, I think Dark Swarm was just a more interesting spell than Blinding Cloud. | ||
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
Dude, you've never been exposed to a Belägrings Pansarvagn. Count yourself lucky. | ||
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Heartland
Sweden24593 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:57 Squat wrote: Dude, you've never been exposed to a Belägrings Pansarvagn. Count yourself lucky. Haha, omg. They translated that stuff too? I actually read the manual as well, but I don't remember anything of it. | ||
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codonbyte
United States840 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:51 Squat wrote: I remember reading the paper manual for Sc1, translated to Swedish. It is still probably the most traumatic event of my life. Wait what? SC1 had a paper manual? I just purchased the digital download for $15 a couple months before SC2 was announced. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:58 codonbyte wrote: Wait what? SC1 had a paper manual? I just purchased the digital download for $15 a couple months before SC2 was announced. Yeah, in the Battle Chest. I think that I can still find a hard copy if it at some retailers. | ||
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codonbyte
United States840 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:58 IntoTheheart wrote: Yeah, in the Battle Chest. I think that I can still find a hard copy if it at some retailers. lol damn I really did join the party late. Edit: btw what did the paper manual say? Did it give strategy advice? It's kinda funny to read old strategy guides for Starcraft 1 that were written before the Sc1 metagame developed. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:58 codonbyte wrote: Wait what? SC1 had a paper manual? I just purchased the digital download for $15 a couple months before SC2 was announced. We are talking about the original box from the initial release. The box art was fucking amazing. | ||
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Godwrath
Spain10135 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:58 codonbyte wrote: Wait what? SC1 had a paper manual? I just purchased the digital download for $15 a couple months before SC2 was announced. Yep, and it smelled like glory and victory. Seriously. You also had the lore written down so you would have something to read and wonder about before playing. | ||
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FrogOfWar
Germany1406 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:57 Squat wrote: Dude, you've never been exposed to a Belägrings Pansarvagn. Count yourself lucky. That's a siege tank, right? | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
I got it as a birthday present when it was about 20 bucks CAD, so I wasn't exactly at the party on time.  | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On July 14 2014 05:44 IntoTheheart wrote: According to Wikipeda, it's "Atlantan." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlanta You helped ToD cast today! Good job! | ||
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