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rtgICEMAN
Romania66 Posts
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
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TeamBanished
United States301 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:35 Tobberoth wrote: Hopefully it won't be used during games (and I don't think it will). A similar feature has been added to dota 2, allowing spectators to draw on the map, but I've never seen it used (except when casters first heard of it and played around a bit). There's simply no time to draw figures on the map while the game is progressing, but sounds like a great tool for someone like Day9 who wants to analyse a game after the fact and highlight important tactics etc. JP used this today during the MLG qualifiers. | ||
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Cromus
France42 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:35 Tobberoth wrote: Hopefully it won't be used during games (and I don't think it will). A similar feature has been added to dota 2, allowing spectators to draw on the map, but I've never seen it used (except when casters first heard of it and played around a bit). There's simply no time to draw figures on the map while the game is progressing, but sounds like a great tool for someone like Day9 who wants to analyse a game after the fact and highlight important tactics etc. In SC2 there actually is a significant amount of loose time at the start of each game; with the rare exception of cheesy builds commentators usually have a good 5 minutes to fill, and usually do so by presenting the map and discussing the spawn points of each player and how they may or may not affect the game. I think a tool like this would be a very solid complement to this specific moment of a game cast, bringing forth points far more effectively, especially when adressing a more casual audience who may not be familiar enough with SC2 to grasp the intricacies of a map relative to specific match-up, and could use the extra graphical help to better convey the importance of positional play in SC2. | ||
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Nibbler89
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shostakovich
Brazil1429 Posts
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Littlemuff
United Kingdom301 Posts
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Jedclark
United Kingdom903 Posts
On May 13 2012 01:38 EnhancedZ wrote: Seems very cool for analyzing replays! I don't know how much I would like casters coloring the field in during the middle of an engagement though. Still very interesting! It is better than trying to draw arrows (a rectangle) with the unit selection box. I think this could have great use in SC2. | ||
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
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aiuradun
Denmark115 Posts
 great work deffinently gonna check it out | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On May 14 2012 04:43 VirgilSC2 wrote: Okay it's official. I'm going to start up a Weekly show where I analyze replays as John Madden. who will be your Brett Farve? | ||
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Slaytilost
Netherlands968 Posts
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LastDance
New Zealand510 Posts
Edit: Is there a way to hotkey the draw tools? clicking the menus might cause the casters to miss things in the game. | ||
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ReboundEU
508 Posts
Anyway absolutely awesome job with it, it's amazing. | ||
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StimedSheep
United States51 Posts
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[]Phase[]
Belgium927 Posts
Post-game analysis : np | ||
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takingbackoj
United States684 Posts
Haha that was pretty good man. On topic, I agree, in the right hands this should only improve the viewing experience. | ||
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Chronald
United States619 Posts
Biggest thing is hotkeys - that way casters don't have to open the menu and take away from the action. Besides that, a much needed tool that a lot of casters can get some good use out of for sure. | ||
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Nekovivie
United Kingdom2599 Posts
I think it would work well if done right. In the wrong hands it will just get in the way of people trying to watch the game though. | ||
silverstyle
Singapore1108 Posts
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