CS:GO Tournament Coverage

**SenSeiFAR** · 02-25-13, 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by Imisnew2

I was asked to camera like an hour before we went live, so I opted for sub par quality so that I wasn't streaming at like 4 mb/s, effectively stopping anyone from watching

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Amazing work too.

**SenSeiFAR** · 02-25-13, 11:30 PM

http://www.teamplayergaming.com/tour...ml#post1724253

Dibbs on commentating.

**Kaido** · 03-01-13, 03:03 PM

In my opinion, you should do post-game interviews in mumble/vent with 1 player rather than a pre-game interview 5mins before the match starts when teams are trying to get ready for the match :P. This is actually pretty common in the esports scene.

**Affinity** · 03-01-13, 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by Kaido

In my opinion, you should do post-game interviews in mumble/vent with 1 player rather than a pre-game interview 5mins before the match starts when teams are trying to get ready for the match :P. This is actually pretty common in the esports scene.

I agree with this, or a pre-game interview with both captains... or both! I think Aussie uses his interview questions as filler for lulls in game play which is smart, maybe we can do both?

**Kaido** · 03-01-13, 03:44 PM

That's fine, but if you are going to do the pre-game interview it's probably best to do them in advance. Doing them match day can work if it's earlier in the day and the captains are on, but 30mins-1hr before the match starts teams will probably be warming up and going over things. Aus asked me 5mins before the match start time, the same exact time duck finally came on so I had 5 minutes to tell duck where he is playing and how to play it, talk with the rest of the team about the same thing, and at the same time give aus a 10second response to some questions, I was actually thinking about ignoring aus's steam message but I didn't wanna be mean lol.