Playing conditions review in major tournaments - Page 2
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NKB
United Kingdom608 Posts
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
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UberNuB
United States365 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On May 30 2013 12:12 StarStruck wrote: To me all he did was preach WCS when I believe it could be a lot better. ._. How many other tournaments did the chap compete in? Not entirely sure. I think he mostly sticks to the tournaments in Europe, no? What did WCS lack in this matter? The only negative thing I've heard was from Ret when he came a bit late for breakfast and the pancakes were out, but you can't blame that on the organizer. :p | ||
DusTerr
2520 Posts
It was great initiative and effort to contact so many of the pro players to get their feedback. Also, very cool that so many players went out of their way to answer! | ||
laegoose
Russian Federation325 Posts
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FosTA
Canada154 Posts
I was at NASL when they were in Toronto as a Manager for one of my players attending the event. I was not able to go into the very back area and see what they were doing to the higher profile players. But from what I saw there layout of the venue was very well done. They had a nice area just for players who was assigned there computer, as the day went on and players left there was room for other players to take a spot as well. They also provided water to the players. Provided shuttle service form the hotel to the venue. I hope I get to attend some other tournaments and have a better understanding of what goes on behind productions. | ||
Jragon
Australia1471 Posts
On May 30 2013 11:08 Chairman Ray wrote: Some of them are really picky lol, but hey, the best deserve the best. Hopefully tournament organizers will take this advise when setting up a tournament. Flash is still filling out his feedback | ||
HereBeDragons
1429 Posts
The indentation in the feedback form is off, so the reply can't be submitted. + Show Spoiler + ![]() | ||
Nerski
United States1095 Posts
A big clear wall around the player area. Meaning something the auidence can see through, but they can't touch through, and something thick enough to at least muffle near by noise a bit. Something in the neighborhood of a 6ft tall clear wall at least half an inch thick would probably be more then enough, and not excessively expensive to add. | ||
IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On May 30 2013 18:31 Absentia wrote: A dialogue between the major tournaments regarding the standardisation of equipment (including the ability to adjust chair/monitor height) I think is an important point that is, in general, overlooked. This seems like it would go a long way to solve a lot of the problems raised by the players. That’d be really important. If there were standard chairs/monitors/etc., progamers could buy them for their personal setup at home … ^^ | ||
Mista_Masta
Netherlands557 Posts
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Zerboran
Austria6 Posts
Great blogpost by ToD however, especially the desktop pictures and the interviews | ||
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