EPTOn April 18 2010 05:29 KingV wrote:
Please switch to Ustream, so much better than Livestream
Please switch to Ustream, so much better than Livestream
Agree
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Wicca
Sweden6 Posts
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ProoM
Lithuania1741 Posts
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Naib
Hungary4952 Posts
Kinda wonderful, that while both players are using the same macro-oriented builds, it still comes down to who comes ahead of the first micro battle (the whole philosophy behind Nazgul's build, forcing more and more pairs of lings so that you eco advantage grows). This is why I love this build for PvZ, the intricacies of it. | ||
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Grettin
42417 Posts
On April 18 2010 05:21 ShaperofDreams wrote: 7.5 K viewers omg :O Now 8k. Ustream seems to be working much better than livestream. Only buffered four times here, nothing else. | ||
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guitarizt
United States1492 Posts
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
edit: HOLY FUCK the VODs are ALREADY up, the stream hasn't even ENDED yet!!! | ||
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Maero
349 Posts
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ProoM
Lithuania1741 Posts
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Hengen
Finland51 Posts
I've been watching your stream for a while and I have to say I love it. However, I was thinking that taking a page from popular sports might improve sending the message through to spectators. This is mostly for strategy analysis and teaching part of your stream. Most popular sports have some sort of graphic illustration of what the commentator is speaking or explaining about, ice hockey or NFL shows those during game breaks about specific strategies, for example. For newbie like me, illustrative graphics would help a lot to understand or figure how that specific issue is relevant in practice. I know you like to talk a lot (that's awesome) and often when you do that, spectators can watch your face. Even though I don't mind watching your face, any sort of illustrative graphics might be more useful for the delivery. A tool which would allow you to draw on top of the replay might be cool so you could draw circles and arrows and whatever to the situation you want to explain in detail. And if your strategy observation is beyond the current replay, maybe template of a map or something might work. I fully understand if you do not wish to spend time in designing some sort of graphics or such. It's just one idea I came up when thinking how you could better deliver the message to more casual fans of the gaming scene. Hopefully, this might give you some ideas to turn your awesome stream to super awesome and later even ultra awesome. | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
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Erucious
Norway393 Posts
On April 18 2010 05:59 Hengen wrote: Hey Day[9], I've been watching your stream for a while and I have to say I love it. However, I was thinking that taking a page from popular sports might improve sending the message through to spectators. This is mostly for strategy analysis and teaching part of your stream. Most popular sports have some sort of graphic illustration of what the commentator is speaking or explaining about, ice hockey or NFL shows those during game breaks about specific strategies, for example. For newbie like me, illustrative graphics would help a lot to understand or figure how that specific issue is relevant in practice. I know you like to talk a lot (that's awesome) and often when you do that, spectators can watch your face. Even though I don't mind watching your face, any sort of illustrative graphics might be more useful for the delivery. A tool which would allow you to draw on top of the replay might be cool so you could draw circles and arrows and whatever to the situation you want to explain in detail. And if your strategy observation is beyond the current replay, maybe template of a map or something might work. I fully understand if you do not wish to spend time in designing some sort of graphics or such. It's just one idea I came up when thinking how you could better deliver the message to more casual fans of the gaming scene. Hopefully, this might give you some ideas to turn your awesome stream to super awesome and later even ultra awesome. he uses a lot of his mouse cursor on the map and tells you what he means when moving/paths/etc. Usually very easy to understand. Ofc neither of these (your suggestio nand what he is doing now) is possible on live casts. | ||
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Luca
United Kingdom47 Posts
Cheers, Luca | ||
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ColorsOfRainbow
Germany354 Posts
is rly known i think ^^ i do it every game  u can blink up 1! stalker because theres always exact 1 place (also blistering sands etc) and then u can blink all others up ^^ | ||
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Erucious
Norway393 Posts
On April 18 2010 07:17 ColorsOfRainbow wrote: day the fact that stalker can blink up without vision where a stone is is rly known i think ^^ i do it every game u can blink up 1! stalker because theres always exact 1 place (also blistering sands etc) and then u can blink all others up ^^that is really a map flaw i think. | ||
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Hammy
France828 Posts
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onmach
United States1241 Posts
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Nuublet
Sweden130 Posts
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UbiNax
Denmark381 Posts
On April 18 2010 07:23 Nuublet wrote: dont call it an exploit, that is clever use of game mechanics. well  it is an exploit. TRUE it was clever, but he isnt supposed to be able to blink up on highground he cant see but GG WP Nony | ||
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InRaged
1047 Posts
I don't think it's a flaw or a bug that should be fixed And I've found it funny that Chill called for a fix so eagerly after seeing it hahaLook, some people were even complaining before that SC2 won't have cute tricks like BW does. Now we see more and more of them. This one, for example, is a lot like mineral slide that you can do with lurkers through mineral blocks on some maps, so it's fine. | ||
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obesechicken13
United States10467 Posts
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