Why? vs. Tobias
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- Phevnil
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Ok wait just a minute here! I haven't read this whole topic yet, but I read enough to get the gist of it. So, Tobias appears to be a disliked cowardly nave who hides behind smokes, lights, and alternate aliases to hide his true incompetence, for this he is much dislike by the general public. He is a above average player yet he deems him self "the king" (maybe Elvis didn't really die but I think he would have better things to do than this) but receives none of the respect and admiration a good king has in spades. So much like his fake names and big words he is trying to cover up his shame by calling him self "the king" and acting like he is. Or is he really a good player who every one likes? It's really confusing to try and jump into the middle of this kind of thing. Even if he IS worthy of the title "the king" this is supposed to be about the match between him and Why? not a argue about the king topic. Just two more things a) I can't get the match to play (I'm new to this..... do I open it from inside defcon or do I need some video codecs?) and B) why don't we, oh I don't know, get back on topic?!
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How to watch recordings:
1. Go to http://dedcon.net/ and download the latest version of the program.
2. Install Dedcon.
3. Open(Double-Click) the recording file(.drec), which should now have a file association with dedcon. A black text box will pop up with the names of the players, and the pre-game chat log.
4. Leave Dedcon running, and open Defcon. In the server list, you will find a green server called 'playback'. Enter it to watch the recording!
*notes*
--Other people can see the playback server, and watch the recording with you. So the spectators in the recording aren't always ghosts from the game!
--You can change the speed of the recording with the /speed command. Type '/speed 20' for maximum speed. You can use any number from 0(pause) to 20. These speeds multiply the speeds chosen by the players in the game. So when they're on 1x and you're on 20x then 1x20=20 speed. If they're on 20x speed and you're on 20x speed it's 20x20=400 speed. You can also use numbers higher than 20, but it won't go any faster than 20x.
--You can find recordings on the following server websites: http://dedcon.homelinux.net/serverlogs/ , http://highlatency.net , http://sfcon2v2.com (down temporarily)
--I recommend watching games with names from this forum, or from players that are high on the ranking page http://dedcon.homelinux.net/ratings/
You can thank bert_the_turtle for writing the Dedcon program, and providing all the 'Dedcon Test' servers.
1. Go to http://dedcon.net/ and download the latest version of the program.
2. Install Dedcon.
3. Open(Double-Click) the recording file(.drec), which should now have a file association with dedcon. A black text box will pop up with the names of the players, and the pre-game chat log.
4. Leave Dedcon running, and open Defcon. In the server list, you will find a green server called 'playback'. Enter it to watch the recording!
*notes*
--Other people can see the playback server, and watch the recording with you. So the spectators in the recording aren't always ghosts from the game!
--You can change the speed of the recording with the /speed command. Type '/speed 20' for maximum speed. You can use any number from 0(pause) to 20. These speeds multiply the speeds chosen by the players in the game. So when they're on 1x and you're on 20x then 1x20=20 speed. If they're on 20x speed and you're on 20x speed it's 20x20=400 speed. You can also use numbers higher than 20, but it won't go any faster than 20x.
--You can find recordings on the following server websites: http://dedcon.homelinux.net/serverlogs/ , http://highlatency.net , http://sfcon2v2.com (down temporarily)
--I recommend watching games with names from this forum, or from players that are high on the ranking page http://dedcon.homelinux.net/ratings/
You can thank bert_the_turtle for writing the Dedcon program, and providing all the 'Dedcon Test' servers.
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Phevnil wrote:Even if he IS worthy of the title "the King"
You can form an opinion on this matter in one of two ways: 1) reading the forum or 2) playing often. If you choose the latter, I will eventually bash your head in a sufficient number of times for you to reach the proper conclusion.
Phevnil wrote:I can't get the match to play
See the very bottom of this page:
http://forums.introversion.co.uk/defcon ... =recording
And, yes, while I may be King, Bert is GOD.
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- Phevnil
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Head bashery is no sound basis for being a king. Maybe head bashery with a touch of polite tips and kind words to new players would help. Any ways thanks ten fold for the instructions on how to watch the match (I was sure it had something to do with dedcon but I had no idea what).
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- Phevnil
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True, any ways I watched the match and I have to say it was very entertaining and well played on both your parts. I liked how Tobias carrier hoped across the map so he had bombers behind you but I also thought it was hilarious when you nuked those five of his subs with a guess. I wonder what would happen if you teamed up against two other equally skilled players? Needless to say epicness would ensure.
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- - Tobias -
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hehe
There's a full year's worth of threads on the first page, and it seems this is the hottest topic The Debriefing Room has ever seen. It's gonna take a loooong time to bury this.
Years from now, noobs will still be asking about the evil Defcon villain, known as Tobias. All shall fear the [DEMO] Alias, for generations to come!
There's a full year's worth of threads on the first page, and it seems this is the hottest topic The Debriefing Room has ever seen. It's gonna take a loooong time to bury this.
Years from now, noobs will still be asking about the evil Defcon villain, known as Tobias. All shall fear the [DEMO] Alias, for generations to come!
I might as well add this one to the chronicles! Worth a watch, I imagine.
Really close game. I made a lot of mistakes. Feels more like a draw than a win. This ladder is gonna be fun!
http://highlatency.net/index.php?d=DedC ... .22.38.zip
Really close game. I made a lot of mistakes. Feels more like a draw than a win. This ladder is gonna be fun!
http://highlatency.net/index.php?d=DedC ... .22.38.zip
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