Feamnach

This has probably been suggested previously, but just in case... Say you've got a consumable on cool down, (eg. Surveillance Radar) and there's a teammate who is desperate in chat who isn't aware of your cool down period. Would it be possible to display a message like... "Surveillance Radar on cool down! Time remaining: 28 seconds!" ... in the chat window, if you press the relevant key to that consumable whilst it's on cool down. It'd save me having to type out a message (by which time is sent the information is already inaccurate) and concentrate on what I'm doing more. One key press, information clearly delivered, localised to the native languages of everyone's client. Badbing badaboom.

Whilst many people were understandably upset with the St. Petersburg staff controlling the cameras initially, I just want to stick my hat on stand and say that (within context) I really enjoyed and appreciated it. It was very smooth and professional, and it's encouraging to see WG taking an active interest to improving the viewing experience competitive tournaments. The problem was that there was a disconnect between what the commentator was focusing on, and the point of focus of the free cam crew. We are used to commentators having the ability to show action the moment action starts developing. There's no time for transitions or smooth camera work, because most of these flash engagements only last for a few seconds and they need to be made aware of well in advance as they begin to develop. There's definitely a place for this very cinematic style of showing off matches, but during a live game commentary unfortunately doesn't seem to be one. That said, I really hope WG continue to experiment with different ways to support future tournaments.