Posted by roante on 2015-10-26 20:14:24

Stream link seems wrong.

Posted by the_Sage on 2015-10-26 20:19:57

Thanks Roante; fixed

Posted by Albemouff on 2015-10-26 22:09:18

Stream lagging hard, couldn't watch =/

Posted by the_Sage on 2015-10-27 02:56:06

That's a pity; once I hit somewhere between 60 and 80 viewers I usually get quality settings available, which means you can optimize the resolution for your/Twitch's connection quality.

Posted by huff on 2015-10-27 04:20:03

What broadcast software do you use? And will a limited video card hamper things?

Shame that you lost, maybe too much play on Cyanide got you playing loose?

Posted by Uedder on 2015-10-27 15:17:24

A shame for your loss the_sage. Maybe too much Cyanide stole time for you to get your guys ready for a big major. Not blodging up the runner, the rookie blitzer and the witch...

That being said, you got some bad luck to get pitch cleared.

Keep up the good streams tho! :)

Posted by the_Sage on 2015-10-27 15:24:18

@Huff, I use OBS. OBS is quite taxing on your CPU, and will also benefit from your GPU, yes. If you're playing a game that needs all your CPU and GPU have to offer, you will have to make some compromises in game quality and stream quality (I stream 1080p @ 30fps; my CPU couldn't handle 60 FPS).
Is your description of why I lost based on watching the stream or the replay, or just a guess? I don't think I played too poorly tbh; playing against cdorfs with delves, without a wizard, and with an AG4 blodge tackle bull isn't exactly the ideal matchup. ;)

@Uedder: Heh, way I see it I was TV 2100 with 12 players and my ST4 pomb tackler freshly potioned. I'd say playing any more prep was more likely to take them down, rather than up imo (and you can get skills during a tournament too, of course).

Posted by the_Sage on 2015-10-27 15:33:54

Huff; you can re-watch the stream here:
http://www.twitch.tv/the_sage_bb/v/22570310
and tell me whether you think I played it too loosely. =)

Posted by Uedder on 2015-10-27 17:19:37

Yeah sage I understand your reasoning, I've thought the same about the Screamers. Any prep match can turn into a disaster and if you think your team is ready for the clash, then skilling rookies during the tourney is the best route.

Posted by huff on 2015-10-29 03:05:18

I was just speaking of streaming fumbbl. I checked out your stream and its really good quality (aside from the level of competition on cyanide).

I wouldn't call what i said a "description" more of a generalization. I havnt checked out your FC game in depth, just watched with slight interest, can't really say if you coached a good one or not, I just know my play would suffer if i was developing bad habits (playing loose) by playing with lesser competition.


Ill have to download some broadcasting software and see if my computer has what it takes to stream.