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Thread: Biggest Flaw In Coh224 Aug 2014, 00:21 AM To me its how positioning feels less vital. Blobbing is a bit easier, not using cover can be OK, artillery might massacre a certain unit or do nothing at all depending on RNG (only that shiny OKW artillery is consistent) and thus doesnt care much for positioning either. It kinda bothers me since cover and positioning are my favourite parts of the game, next to the point capping that games like SC sorely lacks. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Things I learnt about WW2 from COH223 Aug 2014, 08:07 AM 143. When screaming over the radio for heavy tank support OKW commanders would often get the standard reply of "haf you zet up de flak truck yet?" In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Now we know why Easy 8s are so buffed18 Aug 2014, 16:45 PM Jump back to quoted post18 Aug 2014, 13:03 PMGeneralCH The point of the thread is, that people are fed up with unrealistic, racist and superhero WW2 movies from america. The OP: "Check it shrugging off a hit from a Tiger at point blank range God damn Hollywood! Tiger makes a fool of a Sherman Also, this movie looks like trash compared to the likes of Saving Private Ryan" Saving Private Ryan was a Hollywood movie, nothing in the OP mentioned that this is supposed to be a anti Hollywood blockbuster ragefest I can see people being frustrated but I don't get why you yell at the TV. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Now we know why Easy 8s are so buffed18 Aug 2014, 12:05 PM Why waste so much breath complaining about the movie, just take it for what it is. It looks entertaining enough and movies from the perspective of tank crews aren't really that usual, especially not with this budget. I think we'll see some good action in it. Only thing that really bothers me is the very modern haircut Brad Pitt is sporting, looks a bit out of place. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: What's the point of playing19 Jul 2014, 11:41 AM Jump back to quoted post19 Jul 2014, 10:07 AMThoseDeafMutes Well I think there's clearly a contingent of people who play to win, and are happy to use any exploit to do so. And what, that makes them unhappy when playing? In: Lobby
Thread: What's the point of playing18 Jul 2014, 19:15 PM I play because it's a happy fun time with my 2v2 bud In: Lobby
Thread: Things I learnt about WW2 from COH217 Jul 2014, 04:27 AM 89. Soviets conscripts often locked themselves in their Americans allies tanks while the regular crew was out repairing. Since the lock was really complicated while all tanks were pretty easy to drive (automatic shifting) the american tank crews allowed this to happen. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Gender segregation in eSports3 Jul 2014, 19:21 PM Jump back to quoted post3 Jul 2014, 18:39 PMDanielD I gave a source, it's not "alleged" it's been studied. I went and tried to look at the actual numbers but it was taking too long to access any full texts. All I know is that all the papers I looked at mention that there have been multiple studies that find sex differences in reaction time. You don't know whether or not its " meaningless arbitrary and nonconsequential differences. " though if you haven't looked at the data. I said allegedly because I didn't have the numbers on it. All I had was the quote provided by you which says that so is often the case. I didn't focus on it since it was irrelevant to the argument I made, which is that whether or not that is true, it's still not reason enough in my mind. Especially since reaction time isn't everything, not even in Starcraft. Also the organizer never mentioned reaction time as he seemed more focused on following in the way of sports, despite several motor sports being non gender segregated (dragracing for example is very heavily dependent on reaction time and isn't segregated) and the comments he made in the article were just cringe worthy and stupid. "PC Gamer then got in touch with Markus Koskivirta, the administrator for the Finnish qualifier, who revealed this wasn't his organization's decision. Rather, this was "in accordance with the International e-Sports Federation's (IeSF) tournament regulations, since the main tournament event is open to male players only. This is to avoid possible conflicts (e.g. a female player eliminating a male player during RO8) among other things." In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Gender segregation in eSports3 Jul 2014, 18:12 PM In the case of this being OK based on women having slower reaction time (allegedly) tall people have slower reaction time as well compared to shorter people, so then we'll need height classes as well. Or just make a cutoff point for the "short" people. Or just let everybody play because it's meaningless arbitrary and nonconsequential differences. Jump back to quoted post3 Jul 2014, 17:48 PMgary.giles71 I giggle at the term esports ... this isn't sports. It's just as competitive, it's mentally draining, and I am in awe of some peoples reaction times ... but it isn't sports, but I guess it's the best title they could come up with. I guess that's why I'll never be competitive at it ... I like to go outside. Gender segregation for video games ... can-o-worms. Your comment is that you have no comment? Though I also have issues with the term eSports because it sounds so silly and I don't like how tournament presentation is drawing inspiration from sports as well, but that's a topic for another day. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Gender segregation in eSports3 Jul 2014, 16:46 PM There was a positive update to this story. "According to a statement later issued by the IeSF, the decision for gender segregation was part of its drive to promote e-Sports as a legitimate sports with international sports authorities. This decision, the statement adds, serves two main goals of the IeSF. One was to comply with the international sports regulations as part of its effort to get eSports recognised as a true sports, while the other was to promote female players in the male-dominated eSports competition." Because you cant spell "sports" without "gender segregation". In: Scrap Yard