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[Interviews] TT1, Sen, Fenix, Gretorp - Page 3
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ejozl
Denmark3449 Posts
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frogmelter
United States971 Posts
On November 09 2010 09:38 Xeris wrote: * TT1, and also Fenix confirms that when you're playing you can hear the casters. According to TT1 it really impacts and limits play because it makes it harder to do unorthodox or cheesy strategies since there's a chance your opponent will be able to find out. Are the people at MLG aware of this? This is a really big thing... I'm hoping they will fix it in the future MLGs... | ||
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TT1
Canada10011 Posts
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zyzski
United States698 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:31 TT1 wrote: yea i hope they adress this problem in the future, either seperate the spectator area from the player area or have the players wear soundproof headsets yo i'm your admin protoss homie and i thought they did a pretty good job of trying to lower the sound as low as possible. could you really still hear a lot? im telling you guys, next year its going to be insane, dont worry | ||
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Uhh Negative
United States1090 Posts
On November 09 2010 10:11 NrG.NeverExpo wrote: being able to hear the casters is extremely bad. Which means they could probly hear the audience too if they shouted loud enough? (Like if a player was a bout to scout a proxy gateway, audience would be yelling in anticipation). I think an issue like that came up in korea at some point, that really needs to get solved like now O_O Yeah people with open-air headphones would get a huge advantage from this. I have the same headphones as Tyler (Sennheiser HD555) and I can easily everything people are saying around me unless my music is super loud or something. It would be interesting if one of the players like Tyler with open-air headphones could comment on this. | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
SENtry fighting!!!! | ||
NonY
8751 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:39 Uhh Negative wrote: Yeah people with open-air headphones would get a huge advantage from this. I have the same headphones as Tyler (Sennheiser HD555) and I can easily everything people are saying around me unless my music is super loud or something. It would be interesting if one of the players like Tyler with open-air headphones could comment on this. I never picked up a single word but lowering volume and focusing on the commentators' voices could go a long way with headphones like the Sennheiser HD555's. Personally I prefer earphones with a good seal but the ones I own are breaking down from wear and tear so I've had to go back to headphones. For some more context, consider the fact that you can sit down on the floor and see the screen perfectly well but not be able to listen to the commentators well at all. The players are certainly playing in an area outside of where the speakers are projecting. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/1uK79.png) rectangle = player area red = projector screen green = speakers, hanging from the ceiling, facing down blue = place where people were sitting watching the screen, but couldn't really hear the commentary | ||
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TT1
Canada10011 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:39 zyzski wrote: yo i'm your admin protoss homie and i thought they did a pretty good job of trying to lower the sound as low as possible. could you really still hear a lot? im telling you guys, next year its going to be insane, dont worry the finals/the games vs machine were ok but vs painuser i could hear the casters saying i was going 4gate and i had all my settings on max volume | ||
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NonY
8751 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:54 TT1 wrote: the finals/the games vs machine were ok but vs painuser i could hear the casters saying i was going 4gate and i had all my settings on max volume afaik they were constantly adjusting the volume of the commentary and maybe they left it too loud for your series against painuser. they definitely gotta be careful about that or come up with some other solution | ||
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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Tennet
United States1458 Posts
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zzaaxxsscd
United States626 Posts
On November 10 2010 06:39 zyzski wrote: yo i'm your admin protoss homie and i thought they did a pretty good job of trying to lower the sound as low as possible. could you really still hear a lot? im telling you guys, next year its going to be insane, dont worry ^ this is great, near instant feedback from MLG that isn't some PR bullshit this kind of stuff really gives faith to the community and all of us who want SC2 to really grow and succeed as an esport...right on man | ||
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zyzski
United States698 Posts
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bananaketchup
United States1 Post
It'll be good advertisement to have them on every players noggin. | ||
Kinky
United States4126 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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Solaris.playgu
Sweden480 Posts
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Grond
599 Posts
On November 09 2010 10:51 SiguR wrote: False. There was a bit of an impromptu response. They said that these events and their corresponding budgets are planned out far in advance. It was not within their ability to get soundproof booths for Dallas, apparently. I dunno though, they better have something figured out for next year. I doubt I can find the post but part of what he said was they didn't have the money for booths and they would never stand up to the travel since MLG was not in a permanent location. I can see where transporting booths would be problematic but they have already implemented some sort of headphone solution by now. In the long run MLG is going to become a boring event if all the players only do standard play because of crowd noise. | ||
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