https://cino.ltHere is a browser game that I made that simulates StarCraft UMS bound maps. There are only 8 levels so far, but I may add more in the future.
You need a WebGL2-enabled browser to play it, so Internet Explorer users should hurry up and make the switch.
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Seems I don't have WebGL2 enabled at the moment, so I can't check it out yet.
There's quite a few standalone Bound projects popping up around. Maybe if the bounding community wasn't so adamantly leaving StarCraft behind to go their own way, it would still be alive on b.net.
Something I find sad is that apparently no one seeks to simulate the latency delay; that was the main thing that made bounding what it was, methinks.
Try it on FireFox. WebGL2 is disabled on Chrome for some people.
It took some getting used to no input latency, but I'd rather not have any TBH.
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There's quite a few standalone Bound projects popping up around. Maybe if the bounding community wasn't so adamantly leaving StarCraft behind to go their own way, it would still be alive on b.net.
I could fix that, once I wrap up a current project. Though I've only made one (pretty bad) bound in the past, I could do much better with my new skills.
Well, there are already thousands of bound maps that have been created and floating around on map download sites. If people have no interest in playing any of those online, I don't think one new map will do anything about it.
Though on the other hand, any activity with bounding is welcome to me anyway. If you do make it, I'll play it when you publish it!
getting used to no input latency
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Oh_Man -- Hope that makes sense. Also artosiscast just dropped a 1 hour vid he analayses a bunch of its games. The TLDR is the maphack is responsible for a large percentage of its wins because its just hard countering zerg rushes
Vrael -- which does reduce down to the same tradeoff I mentioned below, aka trading APM for time, but still interesting
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