I work down the Street, so I could just ask for an hour off of work to go play in a Tournament if I really needed to, since I work 11-9 that day anyway.. xD

But i'm booking it off. it'll be cool. (:

Vuridian

Canada30 Posts

December 18 2010 06:11 GMT

#42

You can take my name off the list. Not really up for this, if people can "play at home" possibly I dont like that. If I can travel from Maple Ridge other people can travel if they want to join but it isn't my decision. Good luck everyone. Also I changed my mind I don't really want to play in this Tournament anyways.

tQPrima

Canada24 Posts

December 18 2010 22:29 GMT

#43

@matty12h

I'm sorry to hear that you'll be withdrawing from the tournament. I'll admit that the online aspect is a bit overambitious on our part, but I personally don't see a major issue with it. We simply wanted to find a way to fill all the slots in the tournament so that the LAN players would be able to take advantage of the alloted time they have been given for the LAN computers. But your feedback is important and it will be taken into consideration for our next LAN tournament.

Regardless, if you happen to change your mind, there is in person registration. If you have a change of heart, please drop by and take a look. You'll see that the LAN experience is full and lively, even if there may be a few "at home" players, nothing would've changed about the LAN environment. Thank you for interest, matty12h.

Bc.GiR

Canada48 Posts

December 18 2010 23:02 GMT

#44

I hope there will be a decent amount of people there. I'm willing to take the day and travel just to play and hang out with some cool players!

Cedstick

Canada3336 Posts

December 19 2010 01:58 GMT

#45

Missed the first one, won't miss the second. eScDeadwing.472

Raeleigh

Canada902 Posts

December 19 2010 03:34 GMT

#46

On December 19 2010 10:58 Cedstick wrote:
Missed the first one, won't miss the second. eScDeadwing.472

I thought you had already registered! You were the one who said something about it! XD

Cedstick

Canada3336 Posts

December 19 2010 05:52 GMT

#47

On December 19 2010 12:34 Raeleigh wrote:

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I thought you had already registered! You were the one who said something about it! XD

I thought I posted in this thread, but I'd actually signed-up for a completely un-related tournament I think @_@

starhunk

Canada84 Posts

December 20 2010 03:25 GMT

#48

Sign me up!.. starhunk.430

I'm with the other people who aren't really interested in going to a lan to play people from their home computers..

starhunk

Canada84 Posts

December 20 2010 03:29 GMT

#49

Speake

United States494 Posts

December 20 2010 04:48 GMT

#50

I might've asked this before but... how far is richmond from bellingham?(its 10 mins from the border in washington).

Raeleigh

Canada902 Posts

December 20 2010 08:09 GMT

#51

On December 20 2010 13:48 unSpeake wrote:
I might've asked this before but... how far is richmond from bellingham?(its 10 mins from the border in washington).

It appears to be only about an hour o_o That's awesome.
http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Bellingham, WA, United States&daddr=160-7951 Alderbridge Way, Richmond, BC V6X 2A4 (E Spot Billiards & Arcade)&geocode=FQED6AIdX_qy-CkXh0XyLpaFVDHw4DnNqZx61Q;FSlj7gIdajOp-CFcqIlrYKQSqw&hl=en&mra=pd&mrcr=0&sll=48.931221,-122.752121&sspn=0.709129,1.234589&ie=UTF8&ll=48.968498,-122.807922&spn=0.708604,1.234589&t=h&z=10

I think it takes longer for my boyfriend to get to e-spot. Haha.

Super easy to get to. Although I suggest going HWY 5 all the way to the border, then HWY 99 until you hit the alderbridge(or westminister hwy) turn off in Richmond. Far easier IMO.