EPTIPL 3 Statement to the Community - Page 14
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
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kalismist
Sweden8 Posts
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Spuick
Norway357 Posts
On October 08 2011 18:30 SeaSwift wrote: I don't blame you guys at IPL for this - there is literally nothing you could have feasibly done to prevent this. It was just a freak accident. Yes, Blizzard should have LAN support for live tourneys, but the games still couldn't be streamed so it doesn't make a great deal of difference - people wouldn't want to watch recorded games as much anyway. They had satellite trucks for that. the lag was just too big to play on, but the stream was fine. | ||
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ITSAmeee
Italy36 Posts
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nickbalev
Bulgaria241 Posts
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karn1
Netherlands75 Posts
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
Woops. Wrong thread, thought this one was for Day 3. Sorry. | ||
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phuzi0n
United States308 Posts
On October 08 2011 19:51 ITSAmeee wrote: if you really really really have to blame someone, then blame the guy that was driving that truck. That is asinine to blame someone for an accident without even knowing the reason for the accident. If they're just a bad driver then they deserve some blame for being a bad driver but none for screwing up the tournament. If they had a heart attack or were trying to avoid a bigger accident like running over a pedestrian that ran in front of them then they don't deserve any blame for the accident either. Professional tournaments need LAN play instead of being forced to rely on having a fast low latency connection without being blacklisted by Blizzard. Tournament planners can get backup high latency wireless connections that work fine for streaming but they can't always get backup low latency wired lines to venues that are needed to play on BNET. Blizzard needs to give Pro's LAN play like they promised a year ago and in the meantime they need to figure out their shit so that they don't blacklist major tournaments. | ||
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johngalt90
United States357 Posts
As far as the internet outage shit happens, not your fault externalities at their finest right there | ||
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dementrio
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phuzi0n
United States308 Posts
On October 08 2011 21:21 dementrio wrote: There can be no "tournament edition" lan. Playing with lan latency is different from playing with battle.net latency, so you would have to provide pro players with the same tournament setup to practice on, which means providing everyone with lan. Wrong, a LAN client or LAN server just for pro's could artificially add latency, say 100ms, to simulate the latency they have on BNET. Granted it would be nice if they gave everyone LAN... | ||
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ITSAmeee
Italy36 Posts
On October 08 2011 20:19 phuzi0n wrote: That is asinine to blame someone for an accident without even knowing the reason for the accident. If they're just a bad driver then they deserve some blame for being a bad driver but none for screwing up the tournament. If they had a heart attack or were trying to avoid a bigger accident like running over a pedestrian that ran in front of them then they don't deserve any blame for the accident either. Professional tournaments need LAN play instead of being forced to rely on having a fast low latency connection without being blacklisted by Blizzard. Tournament planners can get backup high latency wireless connections that work fine for streaming but they can't always get backup low latency wired lines to venues that are needed to play on BNET. Blizzard needs to give Pro's LAN play like they promised a year ago and in the meantime they need to figure out their shit so that they don't blacklist major tournaments. That would be stupid indeed. Then again english is not my mother tongue and my cinism/sarcasm probably didn't come out that well with that sentence of mine. People were/are blaming Comcast, Blizzard and even IPL at some point (yesterday) when clearly this was something out of everyones control. I wanted to point out the truck driver as the original cause of all the issue IPL3 had yesterday, at the same time hoping for people to think about it and to realize how stupid it would be do that. I'm glad you did  I wont go into the LAN discussion, since I think this is not the thread for it. Although I don't remember Blizzard promising LAN support, ever. If you have a link that would be great. | ||
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SKYFISH_
Bulgaria990 Posts
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s4life
Peru1519 Posts
On October 08 2011 07:19 Defacer wrote: Arrrgh. What a random act of god, that sucks Alex. glgl. That was one of sundance's minions.. not god hehe | ||
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
Pure genious move from IPL to play Broodwar to highlight the obvious fact. IPL has done the best crisis management from any tournament yet. | ||
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Vinx
Canada259 Posts
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Antisocialmunky
United States5913 Posts
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Robot.Mode
United States31 Posts
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On October 08 2011 22:43 Vinx wrote: i dont know about you guys but i saw some awesome matches yesterday and count not be happier with IPL, keep up the good work guys. I can't complain either. Actually I'm impressed by IGN, they handled everything really well considering the circumstances and showed great skill in crisis management. Without the problems it would be the best SC2 tournament by far! | ||
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mitthrawn
Germany443 Posts
On October 08 2011 22:40 Ghad wrote: Blizzard needs to get the shit out of their eyes and see the insanity in that these tournaments doesnt' have a LAN option. I'm all for a LAN mode in SC2 but I seriously don't understand people that think it would have changed anything yesterday. Yes they could have played out the group play but still group play doesn't really matter (apart from getting money for placing 1st and 2nd) and with no internet they couldn't have streamed anything anyway. From the spectators perspective there wouldn't have been any gain in having a LAN mode. | ||
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