EPTOn September 23 2015 03:26 SuperHofmann wrote:
A waste of money for an unbalanced game
A waste of money for an unbalanced game
I'm glad you know so much about marketing
Dreamhack Winter 2015 $50,000 LotV Championship - Page 4
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y0su
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I'm glad you know so much about marketing | ||
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SuperHofmann
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I don't give a fuck, I've said a real thing | ||
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rotta
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Not to mention clairvoyance! | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24236 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:38 BlackCompany wrote: That is true but i had hoped they would at least give LotV some time before hosting a big tournament with it. Strange though this may seem, I like that they kinda rush competitive LotV play. I think the quicker we have big prizes tourneys on LotV, the quicker we'll discover what's wrong with the game (because let's face it, a huge bunch is bound to be severely wrong) and (hopefully) the quicker Blizzard reacts and patches. So I think this is a wise decision. | ||
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Boucot
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:43 SuperHofmann wrote: I don't give a fuck, I've said a real thing No, you've stated an opinion. | ||
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BlackCompany
Germany8388 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:47 [PkF] Wire wrote: Strange though this may seem, I like that they kinda rush competitive LotV play. I think the quicker we have big prizes tourneys on LotV, the quicker we'll discover what's wrong with the game (because let's face it, a huge bunch is bound to be severely wrong) and (hopefully) the quicker Blizzard reacts and patches. So I think this is a wise decision. I'd be surprised if they had ALL their decisions right and would ask myself how many children they sacrifised to the devil to get them all right - there is realistically a 0% chance to get a balanced and well-designed game done first try. Big tournaments might help, you could be right, and at least this might help the big korean tournaments to work with a decently fixed LotV and we won't see band-aid fixes in the middle of a ro16 for example. Anyway we will be a lot wiser at the end of the year. I'm definatley tuning in for the DH and even if it is just for some hilarious or awkward cheeses. Would be fun as well! | ||
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endy
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On September 23 2015 02:42 The_Red_Viper wrote: And i must remind you that Life is pretty mediocre atm. There obviously is still time to change that. Yes, people don't tell me that nearly often enough  | ||
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WaylanderSC2_
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opinions are real! | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24236 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:53 BlackCompany wrote: I'd be surprised if they had ALL their decisions right and would ask myself how many children they sacrifised to the devil to get them all right - there is realistically a 0% chance to get a balanced and well-designed game done first try. Big tournaments might help, you could be right, and at least this might help the big korean tournaments to work with a decently fixed LotV and we won't see band-aid fixes in the middle of a ro16 for example. Anyway we will be a lot wiser at the end of the year. I'm definatley tuning in for the DH and even if it is just for some hilarious or awkward cheeses. Would be fun as well! with a competent team in charge, the well-designed game odds would have been better. I agree there is close to zero chance to have something even remotely balanced. The only thing I wonder is will they have the balls to do big magnitude changes after release ? For instance, if eco or warpgate rework really prove detrimental after two months of tournament play, can they swallow their pride and revert the changes ? They won't die, it's not poison, but Blizzard can be quite stubborn sometimes. | ||
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BlackCompany
Germany8388 Posts
On September 23 2015 04:12 [PkF] Wire wrote: with a competent team in charge, the well-designed game odds would have been better. I agree there is close to zero chance to have something even remotely balanced. The only thing I wonder is will they have the balls to do big magnitude changes after release ? For instance, if eco or warpgate rework really prove detrimental after two months of tournament play, can they swallow their pride and revert the changes ? They won't die, it's not poison, but Blizzard can be quite stubborn sometimes. I hope they will do what's necessary. Thank god they stoped doing bunker build time fixes | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:56 Zealously wrote: Yes, people don't tell me that nearly often enough Imagine being a Jaedong fan  . | ||
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On September 23 2015 02:16 Zealously wrote: I must remind you all that Life has a proven track record in high-stakes tournaments playing expansions he has only played for a few days yeah I remember when he dominated sjow with the little experience he had against widow mines. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On September 23 2015 04:55 Shellshock wrote: yeah I remember when he dominated sjow with the little experience he had against widow mines. Sjow > Flash confirmed. | ||
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carcelink
Spain10 Posts
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[PkF] Wire
France24236 Posts
On September 23 2015 04:43 BlackCompany wrote: I hope they will do what's necessary. Thank god they stoped doing bunker build time fixes though bunker build time could use a nerf | ||
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Lumi
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[PkF] Wire
France24236 Posts
On September 23 2015 06:00 Lumi wrote: throwing money at an unfinished game w00t whatever we think about it, that unfinished game is the future of SC2. Could be its demise, but they have to invest in it. | ||
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