Just wanted to say thanks for setting this up. Also thanks Psyonic_Reaver! Your awesome.

Really looking forward to this being up. Who knows may work to get on one of the teams your starting.

PhuxPro

United States294 Posts

June 23 2011 05:09 GMT

#188

Hey! I've never really paid much attention to the CS scene, but I got a kind of craving for a few videos or commentaries of professional CS players duking it out. Where would I be able to find some? Thanks.

CUTLAZ

United States15 Posts

June 23 2011 05:57 GMT

#189

You can find some short clips of some CGS matches (not around anymore) here

NeXiLe

Canada262 Posts

June 23 2011 06:52 GMT

#190

Ooooh maybe I can find people I used to play css with that play sc2 now ^^ Was cal-i / cevo-m on alotapus/doubletake anyone remember meee? :D

I'm down to play.

VENDIZ

1575 Posts

June 23 2011 09:02 GMT

#191

Will there be a CS:S tournament? Will it be possible for people in Europe to compete (by using servers hosted in the UK)? Sorry if I'm asking questions that might've been answered already, but I couldn't see anything as I skimmed through the pages :o

Randomaccount#128098

United States411 Posts

June 23 2011 10:38 GMT

#192

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Randomaccount#128098

United States411 Posts

June 23 2011 12:45 GMT

#193

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omgCRAZY

Canada551 Posts

June 23 2011 17:32 GMT

#194

I don't think I am practiced enough to get on one of the teams right away. Is there a way for new people to join the team or take a spot in some way like a tournament or tryouts.

Puosu

7033 Posts

June 23 2011 18:05 GMT

#195

On June 23 2011 09:36 stickymayhem wrote:

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Yes but it would be much better if the people running the server owned the ventrilo as it needs to be dedicated to LiquidCSS

The TL TS server already has subsections for WoW/LoL/FPS/EVE etc. so adding CSS in there would seem more than sensible. Wouldn't it be much better to stay centralized and possibly even attract some of the TS regs to try out your server?

On June 23 2011 09:10 mrpink wrote:
#tlfps

Also this

Hyst3ria

United States167 Posts

June 23 2011 18:46 GMT

#196

On June 23 2011 19:38 stickymayhem wrote:

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It will be possible for the UK to compete. We will attempt to find an intermediary server where both the US and EU can play without too much advantage one way or the other. Please apply to CUTLAZ for a position in the scrim team.

Nvm

KOFgokuon

United States14912 Posts

June 23 2011 19:24 GMT

#197

Man, watching these matches, CS:S isn't a very good spectator sport...

Mazer

Canada1086 Posts

June 23 2011 19:29 GMT

#198

On June 24 2011 04:24 KOFgokuon wrote:
Man, watching these matches, CS:S isn't a very good spectator sport...

CS is probably the best team based FPS for spectators imo. Not sure what beats it in that regard.

Phayze

Canada2029 Posts

June 23 2011 19:42 GMT

#199

Problem is people fail to realize cs:s is more about preparation over reaction time, nowadays people are so used to seeing cod being played on youtube and have no knowledge about how fps is supposed to be played. People dont understand that timings, like in SC, are just as important in cs:s. There are mechanical and decision making oriented players in cs:s, and it's rarely the players with amazing shots that win matches. this makes it a poor spectator sport because people do not understand why players play so passive, and how things like rotating work. To add, it's also hard to keep track of 10 screens at once putting alot of stress on the commentator, the linear cycle system for source tv (1 players at a time in order) does not help.