What the heck is a "Zero time spectacle"?

[Nacher]

Topic says it all. What does that actually mean? Something that exists out of time/space?

[Entropy]

"Zero time to spectacle" means you spawn directly into the action, without delay.

[Henrik]

Zero time TO spectacle.

Meaning there is always action on the screen.

Edit: Bah you beat me to it Jim.

[Mort_Q]

It's an exaggeration. It's meant to mean that there is very little time wasted getting to the action. You're never waiting in a spawn queue, never running across the entire map, never without some sort of exciting spectacle.

YMMV.

[Henrik]

YMMV.

Careful, or we'll be defining things all night.

[xi0s]

It's best reference would probably be relative to the 2 different spawn options you have in server settings where either you spawn immediately after dying or you have to 'click in' to spawn after you die.

[nvrmor]

spawn camping.

[xi0s]

long live the shield

Neg, thats what spawn protection is for

[da ghost]

Shouldn't it be called, Zero time to spectate?

[Devastator]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s59E-uk4fgA

Got to 4:10. Watch and listen

[Brutal]

yeah is the best!!, you die you live you die you live you DIE AND YOU LIVE!!!! you never have to be an spectator !! !!

[LagMasterSam]

Shouldn't it be called, Zero time to spectate?

Hehe. Well, technically that's correct because a spectacle is something that's impressive to watch (spectate). I think Mark could have used a better word there.

What he meant by that phrase is there is little down time between when you get killed and when you get back into the fight.

[2th]

Zero Time to Spectacle is a gimmicky tag line used by Epic to sell copies of their game UT3 to the mindless masses.

[LagMasterSam]

Zero Time to Spectacle is a gimmicky tag line used by Epic to sell copies of their game UT3 to the mindless masses.

lol. You win for best definition.

[nfleming]

Zero Time to Spectacle is a gimmicky tag line used by Epic to sell copies of their game UT3 to the mindless masses.

Hey, we ALL resemble that remark