EPTOn January 04 2017 05:45 Kevin_Sorbo wrote:
all things considered, Has is not that good lol
all things considered, Has is not that good lol
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On January 04 2017 05:45 Kevin_Sorbo wrote: all things considered, Has is not that good lol His PvT has always been iffy. | ||
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On January 04 2017 05:51 Ej_ wrote: ofc the guy with a CRT is named Nikita Why do you think we decide to show this tweet. | ||
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On January 04 2017 03:55 Azhrak wrote: Hope Serral can still play. He could use his mobile internet if the main won't work. Glad to see this mentioned in the thread. From my experience talking to pros almost nobody has even remotely had the idea or knowledge that it's possible to use your smartphone as backup Internet for SC2. Despite using mobile internet on their phone every time they go outside, it's often a missed connection. SC2 games don't require much bandwidth at all, and is by consequence not too expensive on the bill (unless you need to patch or are playing from a cruise ship or foreign country), and mobile internet's ping is often very similar to primary. Some places don't have quality reception but every single pro should at the very least have educated themselves, and tried to connect their mobile internet to the PC before things go wrong. Saved my ass so many times. That being said, one can be extremely unlucky sometimes and props to Serral for trying to relocate in the middle of the match. Hopefully it won't affect too many players and online tournaments going forward  | ||
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On January 04 2017 05:52 Liquid`Snute wrote: Glad to see this mentioned in the thread. From my experience talking to pros almost nobody has even remotely had the idea or knowledge that it's possible to use your smartphone as backup Internet for SC2. Despite using mobile internet on their phone every time they go outside, it's often a missed connection. SC2 games don't require much bandwidth at all, and is by consequence not too expensive on the bill (unless you need to patch or are playing from a cruise ship or foreign country), and mobile internet's ping is often very similar to primary. Some places don't have quality reception but every single pro should at the very least have educated themselves, and tried to connect their mobile internet to the PC before things go wrong. Saved my ass so many times. That being said, one can be extremely unlucky sometimes and props to Serral for trying to relocate in the middle of the match. Hopefully it won't affect too many players and online tournaments going forward Not sure if every progamer has a phone and a data connection that supports and includes 4G/LTE internet connection though. Is 3G enough? Also, I myself am unfortunate enough to live in a rural area where mobile data is very iffy at times and sometimes just doesn't work. But in general it's a good solution ^_^ | ||
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On January 04 2017 05:52 Liquid`Snute wrote: Glad to see this mentioned in the thread. From my experience talking to pros almost nobody has even remotely had the idea or knowledge that it's possible to use your smartphone as backup Internet for SC2. Despite using mobile internet on their phone every time they go outside, it's often a missed connection. SC2 games don't require much bandwidth at all, and is by consequence not too expensive on the bill (unless you need to patch or are playing from a cruise ship or foreign country), and mobile internet's ping is often very similar to primary. Some places don't have quality reception but every single pro should at the very least have educated themselves, and tried to connect their mobile internet to the PC before things go wrong. Saved my ass so many times. That being said, one can be extremely unlucky sometimes and props to Serral for trying to relocate in the middle of the match. Hopefully it won't affect too many players and online tournaments going forward Fun fact: You can also do the opposite, connecting your phone to your computer to play Starcraft from your phone. I saw someone try that once, but he gave up after it took him 30 seconds to start his first worker. | ||
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On January 04 2017 06:05 ZigguratOfUr wrote: Has is the right choice for last player I think. Nice has better chances of beating Heromarine, but Has' chances of all-killing are better (though still close to zero). Hard to say honestly. I haven't really seen Nice vs Z recently so I have no clue how well he'd do vs TLO. And I think against Showtime both their chances are really bad. So I don't think it'd be too big of a difference. | ||
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On January 04 2017 05:58 Thalandros wrote: Not sure if every progamer has a phone and a data connection that supports and includes 4G/LTE internet connection though. Is 3G enough? Also, I myself am unfortunate enough to live in a rural area where mobile data is very iffy at times and sometimes just doesn't work. But in general it's a good solution ^_^ It's off topic, but even less than 3G is enough. We're talking kilobits of data here, not megabits. Biggest possible issue is ping, but any decent device & provider should have a very good ping. | ||
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nooo Has but hup holland at least | ||
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On January 04 2017 06:15 Elentos wrote: I think I had a minor stroke after seeing Has blink 8 stalkers into 30 marines Remember this ? :D | ||
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