In Starcraft 2, you can display the frames-per-second by pressing ctrl + alt + f but then it goes away in after the current game ends.
Can you permanently display the frames-per-second?
Starcraft 2: can you permanently display the frames-per-second
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No. There isn't. Especially not on the ladder. Then you could say "Block everyone else in the top 200", and you'd never lose! (if you were good enough to beat everyone else)
I noticed earlier today that as of 1.1, the Blizzard maps were updated from v0.1 to v1.0. (Agria Valley is currently at v1.2.) Also, in the SC2 Editor, some Blizzard maps are showing up as not downloaded:
I haven't played 3v3 since pre-1.1, so all the updated 3v3 maps are still marked as Not Downloaded.
This supports Mag Roader's theory that the downloads consist of map data.
So, here's what I think it is: When you join the matchmaking queue, the game asks Battle.net for a list of maps you might about to be playing on. If you have the latest versions of all the maps, this will probably only take a second.
If any maps are out of date, however, the game will update them. This will take a few seconds for each map since they're around a megabyte each.
This system would let Blizzard publish updated versions of maps, or add new ones to matchmaking, between actual patches.
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You can do that by configuring the game using the battle.net client, check the "Additional command line argument" checkbox.
And in the input that appears, you can enter
-showfps=1.If you don't launch the game using the battle.net client, you can try editing the properties of the shortcut you use to launch the game by adding that argument after the path of the game.
I tested it yesterday, it seems to work. The only time the info disappears is when you are on the loading screen, where there are Kerrigan, Raynor and Artanis's faces, and it reappears on the next screen.
You can make it disappear anytime by hitting ctrl+alt+F again.