3 ms·
I can't see how that will ever fly with actual gamers. Playing a game with latency is horrible, be it artificial or not. If you want the pinnacle of any esport
by Draiken 3y ago
I can't see how that will ever fly with actual gamers.
Playing a game with latency is horrible, be it artificial or not. If you want the pinnacle of any esport, it will be played on LANs and never streamed.
It's a subpar experience that almost exclusively casual gamers deem acceptable.
- kridsdale3 3y agoThis same argument could be made for forcing all professional athletes to compete while severely drunk. It would be hilarious though.
- munk-a 3y agoIt would fly for mid-tier e-sports. A lot of those matches are played remotely and the difference between a Chinese player playing an Argentinian player and a Chilean player playing an Argentinian player can be quite noticeable. Being able to level that playing field would be excellent. Most e-sports events don't fly players into an arena - that's only for really high budget events.