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PC Sparring
now why is it that people that used to suck horribly at spar suddenly get better when the hop on their mom's laptop
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People use PCs more and are better using WASD than a touchscreen. And supposedly no lag?
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Ya no lag.
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because they came from the pc servers, they're experienced.
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I have no idea
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Rufus' point actually makes sense to me because i can't type well on a keyboard, and I also suck at pc... :0
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I suck at pc sparring... And my ipod lags, so basically i can't spar.
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Seems like you don't own a destroyed 2G ipod, 5 minute battery life, terrible FPS and haven't experienced the crappy controls.
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I'm just more comfortable with PC since that's where I originated from.
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The reason PC sparrers (generally) seem to be able to win quite easily is because players on iPods do not anticipate PC player movements. All you have to do is anticipate them, and then they're just as easy to defeat as when they're on their iPod.
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The thing I hate most about PC sparring is their ability to stop by holding to keys on the keyboard which allows them to either look like they're lagging, but really not, manuever around players with ease, slide up or down in a straight line, and avoid an incoming sword. Also, they have a giant screen causing lag reduction and better speed in spar then the iDevices. I swear though that some PC sparrers have a longer recovery time from when I hit them before. I always have to wait a couple seconds or my sword goes right through them. Guild sparring also gives them an advantage screen wise, but so does the iPad. Anyways most people who know me know that I hate PC sparring and that I would be the happiest person in the world to see it gone, but I know that's never going to happen.
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They aren't moving faster, nor do they have any special maneuvers iPod players can't use, nor do they have longer recovery. It's just your lag/latency. To any viewer on pc both of you would be going the same speed and both would have same recovery.
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and they do move faster, maybe not a lot, but still any program u run on ipod is gonna run better on pc |
Does that really give them that much a advantage? Moving diagonally?
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Players on iPod move as if they have a lv3 shield (0.6 tiles a step).
Players on PC move 0.5 or 0.6, depending on their shield. PC players can also hold down more buttons, which can allow for strafing. (Which is more of an intimidation tactic) Unsure of the hit detection on iPod, but by default the hit detection is clientside, meaning latency is your shield and sword. (I prefer a 0.3 second delay myself, anything less than that generally results in both people getting hit at the same time). The lazy triggeraction methods are different, instead of a target "running into you", you have to nail them on your screen for them to get damaged (regardless of what they see). |
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get better on iphone. simple as that
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There isn't really any difference. Playerworlds was around of like a decade beofore the mobile apps, so people have had that much longer to perfect their sparring, and feel more comfortable with PC.
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I've just been sparring for the last few hours and there does seem to be an increase in laggy people sparring.
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All I read is cry baby bogus who cares like nite said get better on iPhone and there won't be a problem.Jesus
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Your welcome!!! |
It is still the same game, right? Whether you play on an iPod or a computer, you have to hit the other person without them hitting you. The way I see it, as long as you are familiar with the device you use, you should do fine. Improvement with experience and a little bit of focus.
I saw a discussion about an advantage in guild sparring because of the larger screen. Everything has a price. The price I pay while on my computer is distraction. I often see other people walk by, talk, sparring other guild mates, running in circles or some stupid distraction that diverts my attention from my task. On my iPod, I can very clearly focus on my player and the opponent. However, I will not be able to see the distance I can on the computer. Obviously there are both advantages and disadvantages pertaining to the device you choose to use. Why complain about it and give yourself the false satisfaction of a silly excuse? To me, it makes you weak and loses respect. Spar with what you are more comfortable with. |
I see people aren't seeing my point. iPhone people aren't on the same playing field as PC. As long as PC has things we can't do, it's not the same playing field. We can't run up in a straight line or run in one spot without moving with the controls or even have the same screen size. As for the distractions of other people, iPhone sparrers have to deal with that as well when going near a wall to attack another player or just going there in guild spar. The statement "Just get better on iPhone" doesn't fit what I'm trying to say. It's not about getting better. It's about equal rights for sparrers. As long as one device can do something another can't, it's not really fair.
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Only allowing it on the facebook server is a great idea! It would make the facebook server have more players online if all the PC sparrers went there to spar. It's litterally a win win situation, they should do this.
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Holy crap that actually sounds like a good idea.
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Cannot be brought into this. When I spar on my iPod, I tend to spar more offensively. As long as I can dodge their defense, I can get a hit in without them facing my direction. Learn what works for you. You can't spar everyone the same way. Everyone is different, adapt to it. |
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