EPTAnd compared to other players we saw try the style this tournament, like Symbol and Jaedong, he pulled it off way, way better. It takes skill and alot of practice to get to where he is.
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hewo
Norway119 Posts
And compared to other players we saw try the style this tournament, like Symbol and Jaedong, he pulled it off way, way better. It takes skill and alot of practice to get to where he is. Save a spot for me on the Cash Host Cruise Line | ||
nimdil
Poland3775 Posts
On December 08 2014 20:55 DJHelium wrote: So bm :D Thanks for the interview! It really annoys me to read about the players struggling with lag at a big event like this. I don't get why there isn't a LAN client for big tournaments. Money, for starters. | ||
Liquid`Snute
Norway839 Posts
Just want to clarify that the losing to TargA line was not intended as BM in any way. He outplayed me very convincingly multiple times so i lost a bit of confidence in my zvz, that's all | ||
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Jvattic
Germany24 Posts
Come ON. You really think a lan version would drive Blizz into bankruptcy? | ||
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nimdil
Poland3775 Posts
On December 09 2014 22:20 Jvattic wrote: Come ON. You really think a lan version would drive Blizz into bankruptcy? No but there is no real incentive to do that. In order to implement additional network it requires development time, testing time etc. not too mention probably redesigning some built in features (here I'm shooting blinds but chat - for example). So the cost is real, even if Blizzard can swallow it without hiccup it's present. What will be real value added to the product? Few people will be slightly more happy but that's it? Financially none. Additionally the balance team would loose hands on access to all the pro games played via LAN that I imagine they can easily analyze for the purpose of their work. So in fact the value of LAN is negative with price attached. | ||
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