Excuse me sir wat do?

[Chairman_Tiel]

Not really. There's a reason 2v2s are unpopular as hell in Starcraft casting. It just gets to be too much to keep track of. Granted, you're gonna run into at least some of the same issues with a 4v4 in Sins, but at least you can easily identify people by their team if not immediately by their name. Narrows down the possibilities. As far as the feasibility of attendance for succeeding matches...if things are as successful as they were now, it shouldn't be an issue, but if not the competitors for the next game can always be recycled from the losing team's roster.

[Shadowcatbot]

Not really. There's a reason 2v2s are unpopular as hell in Starcraft casting. It just gets to be too much to keep track of. Granted, you're gonna have the same issue with a 4v4, but at least you can easily identify people by their team if not immediately by their name. Narrows down the possibilities. As far as the feasibility of attendance for succeeding matches...if things are as successful as they were now, it shouldn't be an issue, but if not the competitors for the next game can always be recycled from the losing team's roster.

I have no clue what your stance is in this paragraph, you started by denying my view but supporting it then you starte jaboring on about matches.

[Chairman_Tiel]

Fixed. If it still doesn't make sense I feel the problem isn't on my end.

[Shadowcatbot]

Fixed. If it still doesn't make sense I feel the problem isn't on my end.

Makes much more sense now, one sentence makes a difference between an argument and jibberish.

[ACH0225]

Ok, so maybe everyone on one team is Skyping and then Tiel can use that for a video. The other team will be all the silent humans/owls/people without mouths.

[Error]

Only worry about your own perspective, Tiel. Hell, if I can get fraps working, I might record my bit of the game, then just layer in the Skype audio or whatever.

Commenting ks easy when you don't worry about the other team's perspectives, which is essentially how most of the gaming teams do it.

[Iv121]

Hey I can speak, sure other ppl can. in fact we should join the public TS3 server and create 3 rooms there for each team (assuming they got any sort of mic), if we go with 3v3v3v1 it is not crowded, rather friendly environment perfect for gameplay recording, again it is preferable then that everyone gets a mic. Finally I guess there will be other games like that in the future so it is possible to get some mics by then, its relatively cheap and easy to get a good one nowadays.

[Chairman_Tiel]

Truth be told if as many people show up as they say they will I may end up just going spectator mode and commentating from that to keep the teams even. Failing that, Iv's solution of creating rooms seems ideal provided we can come to a consensus on a VoIP software to use.

[Iv121]

As for commenting Tiel keep in mind you don't have to do it right on the spot, you can do it later on the replay.

[Chairman_Tiel]

I've never really been a fan of youtubers who just take gameplay and then cast it a few hours, maybe even days, later, sometimes not even with content pertinent to the video itself.

Commentating live (as in at the time of the match, not streaming) lets you really get into the moment and be enthusiastic about the game and where it's going instead of talking over something you already know the outcome of. At least, that's what I've seen from channels like Totalbiscuit.

Thank you for the reminder, though. I think I'll get one of my old replay files and try my hand at commentating that before this coming match.