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Woony
Germany6657 Posts
No Idea if it has been posted yet, but really interesting interview. In the beginning it felt like running with a sandbag. However, once you get used to it, it doesn’t really affect your game.” - BoxeR on playing with high latency. Might be interesting for the TSL3 lag discussion. | ||
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loveeholicce
Korea (South)785 Posts
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Warillions
United States215 Posts
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ihavetofartosis
1277 Posts
Overall good interview, he's very modest. | ||
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On March 31 2011 23:08 ihavetofartosis wrote: Doesn't really effect your game until sentries come up and forcefield you because you can't react fast enough. Overall good interview, he's very modest. Most can't even without latency.  | ||
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Woony
Germany6657 Posts
On March 31 2011 23:07 loveeholicce wrote: Jinro said the same thing as well. If you practice and play a lot of games in high latency then you get used to it. If any of the koreans lost because of latency its their fault for inadequate preparation Tyler said the same thing on Sotg. It's more the consistancy of the latency rather than the amount that is important. | ||
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Jungosi
Germany186 Posts
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bearhug
United States999 Posts
On March 31 2011 23:07 loveeholicce wrote: Jinro said the same thing as well. If you practice and play a lot of games in high latency then you get used to it. If any of the koreans lost because of latency its their fault for inadequate preparation Yeah. As a progamer, you should prepare for playing under all kinds of conditions, like playing outdoors with heavy raining/snowing, playing under water, playing with pants on fire, playing without mouse/keyboard, playing at Fukushima nuclear plant,... | ||
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Hier
2391 Posts
On March 31 2011 23:13 Woony wrote: Tyler said the same thing on Sotg. It's more the consistancy of the latency rather than the amount that is important. Assuming all your actions are pre-calculated. Latency becomes a big problem for reactionary moves. Good interview. I didn't even know Boxer got into Stockholm Invitational. | ||
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Bobster
Germany3075 Posts
Thanks for posting.  | ||
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loveeholicce
Korea (South)785 Posts
On March 31 2011 23:18 bearhug wrote: Yeah. As a progamer, you should prepare for playing under all kinds of conditions, like playing outdoors with heavy raining/snowing, playing under water, playing with pants on fire, playing without mouse/keyboard, playing at Fukushima nuclear plant,... If you know months ahead of time you're going to be playing with high latency theres no excuse. | ||
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MarCoon
Germany493 Posts
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bruteMax
Canada339 Posts
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Hot_Bid
Braavos36362 Posts
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