Today is a good day to… die. Not in real life as that just sucks unless you’re hit by an F16 doing a flyby through the shopping mall where you just happened to stand in line for a smoothie on a hot Spring day, as that would be a cool way to go. But I’m talking of course about dieing in the arena!
20 players in the EuroCup and 192 in the OpenCup will battle each other over the upcoming weeks until 1 player in each cup can proclaim himself the champion! Good stuff!
With the qualification matches behind them, the Clanbase Quake Live admins have divided the players into 4 groups for the 11th EuroCup, so during the next few weeks, these 20 players will face off to desperately grab a spot in the playoffs.
With the addition of 4 slot TDM servers by idsoftware recently, the path is open towards 2 vs 2 gameplay. Kuh3liga did not hesitate and announced their 2v2 TDM cup!
Time for some regional news, as one of the most renowned Quake Live teams out there – the Low Land Lions – are back with another Quake Live duel cup.
This is regional news because it speaks for itself that the Benelux cup is only for regional players.
April 10th, local hell breaks lose on Saturday evening at 19:00 CET as it will take 5 rounds to see one out of 16 players secure the gold.
Alright, Clanbase announced the player list for the 21st EuroCup – the 2nd for Quake Live duel.
Get ready, for a fresh chapter in the ESL Major Series will soon start in the usual form of a 4on4 TDM competition. With eternal fame (at least until next season) at stake and some nice prize money to win, there is no doubt that the signups will far exceed the cups limit of 16 teams and as such qualification rounds are in order!
I know I’m late reporting this, but I didn’t get the chance to watch the semi finals and the grand final live on ESL TV this weekend, so I have been ignoring about every news page or mail message or feed that could possibly spoiler the results of the clash of these titans. And oh boy, some great games have been broadcasted with excellent commentary by ESL.
We can’t stress this enough, and by we, I don’t mean just Holysh1t, I mean every news posting organization!
The IEM4 World Championship games are soon to begin, and the attending players are all touch-worthy (Just stay above the belt, when reaching out for them 😉 )
The Asian IEM4 has been decided earlier on in February, and ESL finally has released the list of players who confirmed they would come, as on last notice, Asian finalist [sweden] proZaC was not going to make it and is replaced by [usa] dkt.
Easy! Me!
If only I were to actually play Quake Live instead of streaming the coolest games out there!
Since that’s not the case, it may be fun to find out who the community rates as the best player on the ESL Intel Extreme Masters World Championships.
So who do you think will claim the title of World Champion at CeBIT 2010 in Hanover, Germany?
(From March 2nd to 6th, but unless you lived under a rock for the past few months, you already knew that 😉 )
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