On January 19 2011 23:22 Allscorpion wrote: I dont understand why someone would add this to the game since it allows people to "hack" in tornaments as there are streams that you can easily alt tab too even though if you do, do this first of all shame on you and secondly its incredibly BM. Although its going to be kinda impossible to stop this since you can have 2 monitors.
As you say, there are many other ways of cheating even without this feature. It would be silly to take out something useful for many people just because it potentially provides a marginally easier way to cheat in a tournament.
Windowed(Fullscreen) keeps the SC2 window in the background even when you tab out. This makes tabbing faster, and also lets you keep an eye on the game while doing something else (for example, I often spend the first couple of minutes in game chatting in another window since there's not much to do).
I dont understand why someone would add this to the game since it allows people to "hack" in tornaments as there are streams that you can easily alt tab too even though if you do, do this first of all shame on you and secondly its incredibly BM. Although its going to be kinda impossible to stop this since you can have 2 monitors.
isnt it a life time ban from every tournament if you are caught ghosting on a stream??
Windowed(Fullscreen) keeps the SC2 window in the background even when you tab out. This makes tabbing faster, and also lets you keep an eye on the game while doing something else (for example, I often spend the first couple of minutes in game chatting in another window since there's not much to do).
I dont understand why someone would add this to the game since it allows people to "hack" in tornaments as there are streams that you can easily alt tab too even though if you do, do this first of all shame on you and secondly its incredibly BM. Although its going to be kinda impossible to stop this since you can have 2 monitors.
isnt it a life time ban from every tournament if you are caught ghosting on a stream??
How can you get caught :D ?
Not that difficult; you just need to do some crazy actions you could not do without this "cheat".
Even if you try hard not to do that; you will at some point.
And if that happens; peops might get as far as looking for your IP (the same in stream and game; easy one).
Stuff like that; no matter what; if you are a Pro in some form; cheating will be caught at a point in your "career" ; and that will be your doom.
Stay fair, and everyone will like you. (or hate you even more xD)
On January 19 2011 23:41 Levistus wrote: I use Low, Low. Please add me in your post :D. I use Low cause I can't max on ultra and I feel if it's not ultra it's not the great looking anyway. And even with high, when there's a lot of units, it slows down a little.
The OP is putting down the settings for Pros. Are you a pro?
When I use windowed mode (fullscreen) I can't change the gamma in game, it stays as the default, (which I think is too dark), I usually have it a bit brighter, anyone know if it is actually possible to play in windowed and to be able to change gamma?
On January 20 2011 00:41 CheapNeon wrote: When I use windowed mode (fullscreen) I can't change the gamma in game, it stays as the default, (which I think is too dark), I usually have it a bit brighter, anyone know if it is actually possible to play in windowed and to be able to change gamma?
Yeah, I thought I'd have to do that, but then it changes the gamma of the my desktop too (which I don't want), was wondering if there was an easy solution to it? if a solution at all
Yeah, I thought I'd have to do that, but then it changes the gamma of the my desktop too (which I don't want), was wondering if there was an easy solution to it? if a solution at all
Windowed( Fullscreen) using the same settings as your desktop so no. T_T
I honestly don't understand why some pros play on low graphics. It's insanely hard to see forcefields in those graphics and some things aren't as visible as medium+ graphics.
On January 20 2011 00:54 TypeFake wrote: I honestly don't understand why some pros play on low graphics. It's insanely hard to see forcefields in those graphics and some things aren't as visible as medium+ graphics.
I think most pros play on low. I play on low, and forcefields are perfectly visible for me. I actually get annoyed watching casts where the game is usually in high or ultra, since there's so many little flashy bits on buildings and things.
On January 20 2011 00:54 TypeFake wrote: I honestly don't understand why some pros play on low graphics. It's insanely hard to see forcefields in those graphics and some things aren't as visible as medium+ graphics.
I think most pros play on low. I play on low, and forcefields are perfectly visible for me. I actually get annoyed watching casts where the game is usually in high or ultra, since there's so many little flashy bits on buildings and things.
On the other hand, as someone who plays on Ultra/Extreme settings, I barely even notice those little things.
EPT
;\ they are the exact same in real game play.
