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RogerChillingworth
Chad3132 Posts
On June 26 2012 00:50 swarley91 wrote: is their any official statement from blizzard about this tool? or did somebody mailed them and just asked? just work on imrpoving your macro and you won't need 3rd party help : ) | ||
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CounterOrder
Canada457 Posts
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Deleted User 255289
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Savant7
United Kingdom9 Posts
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Valumar
United States4 Posts
If one can use this to help them become mechanically better at the game, I say go for it. | ||
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grapesludge
United States28 Posts
On January 06 2012 06:02 HeeroFX wrote: This software is conisdered cheating, because you are using a third party program to give an unfair advantage. Everything you need is already in the game. I have a steelseries sensei, and I use steelseries 3rd party program to set my DPI at 800. This clearly gives me an unfair advantage over my opponent who has a mouse set at the standard 1600 DPI that cannot be adjusted. Blizzard should just ban me now. I'm such a dirty cheater. I firmly believe that a 3rd party program is not considered cheating unless it alters the game itself. If you really choose to believe what you said above, you have to be consistent. So that means you have to think that changing your DPI is cheating. Also, if someone buys a really nice set of headphones, isn't the software that comes with it cheating if it allows you to hear the game clearer? So players will be able to react quicker to subtle sounds. Come on, be real. | ||
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Inquisitor1323
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Inquisitor1323
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IronManSC
United States2119 Posts
This is like putting a stop watch right in the middle of your screen where you literally can't NOT see it. You might think it's to help newer players but this is cheating. It's a software that makes the game easier. | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On June 26 2012 02:43 Inquisitor1323 wrote: The hardest part of playing zerg is keeping on top of your injects, this just makes zerg easy. It's cheap. Don't talk if you're just going to make shit up. You have absolutely no idea what makes zerg hard if you think you lost to a silver player only because he had a stop watch next to him. -.- | ||
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YouMake
United States262 Posts
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Inquisitor1323
370 Posts
On June 26 2012 02:43 Inquisitor1323 wrote: The hardest part of playing zerg is keeping on top of your injects, this just makes zerg easy. It's cheap. Don't talk if you're just going to make shit up. You have absolutely no idea what makes zerg hard if you think you lost to a silver player only because he had a stop watch next to him. -.- He was streaming bro. Zerg is a macro race, learn how to macro... | ||
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Clarity_nl
Netherlands6826 Posts
On June 26 2012 01:06 superbarnie wrote: This isnt cheating. This would be like my friend sitting next to me and telling me when the injects are done. Also cheating. I don't really care if people use this or if people have a friend telling them to inject, but make no mistake, it is cheating. You can't get banned for it, if you think it'll help you go right ahead, if you have the smallest hope of ever playing live anywhere then don't use this. Big deal... People should want opponents with advantages like this, it makes them better. Sure there are limits but this is harmless. | ||
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Soloturtle
Canada333 Posts
However, this sort of thing can be easily made with any sort of timer. In my opinion, this doesn't promote cheating or any of the sorts since it doesn't automatically do it for you. Not to mention, if the zerg player is paying attention, and can see when the inject larva popped from the notification. That is pretty much the same concept as this. If you call these timers cheating and what not, in bw; I see people stream with in game clock and apm chart on. Is that really considered cheating? It's a "third" party program right? | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On June 26 2012 03:04 Inquisitor1323 wrote: He was streaming bro. Zerg is a macro race, learn how to macro... Are you seriously telling me "learn to macro" after you claim the hardest part about zerg is simply injecting? Laugh out fucking loud. Man, drg is the best with injects right? Since hes like the best zerg? Oh wait! I saw him with almost 75 energy on all his queens yesterday when he was streaming. That must mean hes a horrible zerg and shoudl have been losing all his matches right? If you're going to insult me, at least make it long, your short posts are just useless banter. | ||
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Zenbrez
Canada5973 Posts
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FailCow
United States49 Posts
High tier players won't use this because its not worth the APM or time to set the clock; and they constantly have inject awareness anyways (so clock is pretty much useless). This is just a cool trick for new players to help them learn how to macro properly. | ||
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TOCHMY
Sweden1692 Posts
On June 26 2012 03:17 FailCow wrote: I think everyone who is calling this cheating is WAY overreacting. It has no direct interaction with SC2. You have to manually set the clock timer every time you inject. This program does not automatically inject for you either--you still have to use the APM and multitasking in order to inject. High tier players won't use this because its not worth the APM or time to set the clock; and they constantly have inject awareness anyways (so clock is pretty much useless). This is just a cool trick for new players to help them learn how to macro properly. IMO, it's better to learn by failing. Fail to inject larva will leave u without larva and might lose you the game. This will make a player remeber to inject larva. A clock is just a cheap way of "remembering". | ||
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InfCereal
Canada1759 Posts
On June 26 2012 03:17 FailCow wrote: I think everyone who is calling this cheating is WAY overreacting. It has no direct interaction with SC2. You have to manually set the clock timer every time you inject. This program does not automatically inject for you either--you still have to use the APM and multitasking in order to inject. High tier players won't use this because its not worth the APM or time to set the clock; and they constantly have inject awareness anyways (so clock is pretty much useless). This is just a cool trick for new players to help them learn how to macro properly. You don't understand. This is essentially map hacking. | ||
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FailCow
United States49 Posts
On June 26 2012 03:20 TOCHMY wrote: IMO, it's better to learn by failing. Fail to inject larva will leave u without larva and might lose you the game. This will make a player remeber to inject larva. A clock is just a cheap way of "remembering". People learn differently. I personally would never use it but other people might. And losing a game isn't going to help you remember to inject every 32 seconds. It might reinforce injecting is important--but that doesn't help new players with small multitasking abilities able to remember to inject. On June 26 2012 03:21 InfCereal wrote: You don't understand. This is essentially map hacking. Hahahaha  | ||
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