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Fans chant 'We want LAN!' at recent StarCraft II tourney

Fans chant 'We want LAN!' at recent StarCraft II tourney screenshot

weekend A couple of years, there was some controversy. In addition to stirring at PAX East, which has fallen into the IGN sponsored Starcraft II

IPL four tournaments in Las Vegas the weekend of the month of April 7 to 9. MarineKing won the World StarCraft League Team for the first final to be held at 4 IPL. The interesting thing is that

almost did not. It was too close to losing in his first round match. This is how it all went down. MarineKing lost significantly farewell. He was an accomplished fact. It not MarineKing was average to get by. That was until it happened. In a way, the machine suddenly lost Internet connection MarineKing and the game ended prematurely. Before deciding to have the players GSL contrast, the 3000 spectators were heard and began singing "We want to LAN!" Dustin Browder (Lead Designer StarCraft II ) watched in horror. So what happened? David Ting (in charge of the IPL) said on his Twitter and in an interview that this was the result of the team to lose connectivity to the LAN and even helped to avoid the problem. This has not prevented the angry fans who do what they do best: running to the Internet to do things

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StarCraft 's sub-Reddit discussed whether or not the LAN support should be implemented. This scandal is not new. A few years ago, fans were so angry at Blizzard when they heard one of the most revered in games, and

StarCraft

similar, was taken Battle.net and support to promote the prevention of piracy. Apparently, everyone understands this, and now fans are demanding instead a kind of reconnection option allowing players to join and continue where they left off.

is very interesting to reflect on the results of the tournament had been there an option to reconnect existing. MarineKing certainly would not win that first game, let alone the rest of the end STLG as he had done. Who knows? Perhaps the events of last Saturday finally convince Blizzard that something like this should be implemented. Blizzard, meanwhile, did not respond when asked to comment.

With so many people watching, there is no room for dining rooms of this type. The IPL has announced that over 340,000 people were spectators of the 4 IPL online. Twitch.tv announced today that CBS has partnered with them (and MLG) to a wide audience an even wider audience. Can you imagine if this agreement was 340k and suddenly became more than a million? Two million? This would have seemed equally shameful in the IPL and Blizzard alike. Photo



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