EPTMultiplay UK i43 LAN Tournament up to £5000 pp - Page 3
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
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Sombrero
United Kingdom134 Posts
Also going to do a proper BBQ for all starcraft 2 community members over the weekend so keep an eye out for information. | ||
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jakek95
United Kingdom351 Posts
On August 08 2011 22:36 Sombrero wrote: Going to be an EPIC weekend of Starcraft, Can't wait to see some good action and have a great weekend chilling with some the starcraft 2 community, lets make it an awesome event. Also going to do a proper BBQ for all starcraft 2 community members over the weekend so keep an eye out for information. Nice! | ||
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xSixGeneralHan
United States528 Posts
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Yarco
Canada17 Posts
- Can I buy my £5 all-day ticket at the door, or will they sell out and I need to order them online in advance soon? - The website doesn't say what time on each date the SC2 tourneys will actually take place, is there any kind of rough idea? Don't want to start watching it at 10 pm really. - Do you need to reserve seats, I see the option on the site but it seems kind of confusing. Is it just first-come-first-serve, how far in advance should you be there to get a good seat, 30 mins? - Best day to go if I have to pick one? I'm working on Friday so that's ruled out. Are the finals on Sunday a considerably better experience, or would I have as much fun watching on Saturday and possibly less packed with people? Any other tips for a tournament/gaming festival newbie? Thanks | ||
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bakor
United Kingdom290 Posts
On August 09 2011 04:55 Yarco wrote: I'm thinking of going to watch, but never been to anything similar before. - Can I buy my £5 all-day ticket at the door, or will they sell out and I need to order them online in advance soon? - The website doesn't say what time on each date the SC2 tourneys will actually take place, is there any kind of rough idea? Don't want to start watching it at 10 pm really. - Do you need to reserve seats, I see the option on the site but it seems kind of confusing. Is it just first-come-first-serve, how far in advance should you be there to get a good seat, 30 mins? - Best day to go if I have to pick one? I'm working on Friday so that's ruled out. Are the finals on Sunday a considerably better experience, or would I have as much fun watching on Saturday and possibly less packed with people? Any other tips for a tournament/gaming festival newbie? Thanks I don't recommend getting a £5 all-day ticket, it seems this will only give you access to "Exhibition & Live Finals Arena" Part of the experience is going to meet SC2 players which we be playing most of Saturday and Sunday so you want to get yourself a ticket find them on the seating planner and speak to them. All the UK guys are friendly people. Remember iseries is not only SC2 so on Sunday generally they only have slot for finals of each game. I'm not sure on the Saturday schedule maybe a Multiplay staff member can give you that information, Last event we had Totalbiscuit casting on stage throughout Saturday. Short: Buy an all access ticket, you don't need a seat reserved, normally loads of seating on stage, I recommend Saturday. Find Sombrero and ask him for meat. | ||
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Yarco
Canada17 Posts
So the £5 ticket will only get me access to the finals arena, not the SC2 games on the Saturday? :/ | ||
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Tidus Mino
United Kingdom1108 Posts
On August 09 2011 06:34 Yarco wrote: Eh... £25 seems a bit steep, especially if I bring my gf along too. So the £5 ticket will only get me access to the finals arena, not the SC2 games on the Saturday? :/ You'll be able to watch the games if they are streamed on the main stage like TB did at i42, but you want to be able to get into the player area's and talk to the SC2 players etc and see them playing first hand. At i42 they offered 2 differen't spectator tickets, a weekend pass for 25 and a 1day pass for 10. Not sure but if they do the 1 day bass for 10 again like they always have done you'll be able to go anywhere with that | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
On August 09 2011 07:22 Xeris wrote: same weekend as MLG T_T! Yeah it wouldn't be the first time. iSeries is a large LAN event, the tournament side really is secondary, though they have tons of them, all with prizes, many for games that aren't generally considered eSports so it's cool that we have so much variety. I think our finals day is actually after MLG finishes so at least we can get that watched and many of the Europeans aren't going to MLG so they might come here instead. | ||
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HurrDurrrrPWNs
United Kingdom18 Posts
I would first like to ask a few questions before booking tickets for me and a few friends.: > Would a £5pp ticket provide me and my friends the ability to watch the pro's playing live? > Would the £25pp camping + all weekend ticket allow me to watch the pro's playing live? > Who's actually going? | ||
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Tidus Mino
United Kingdom1108 Posts
On August 10 2011 03:11 HurrDurrrrPWNs wrote: Hey, really glad there's a local tournament for me and my friends to visit! I would first like to ask a few questions before booking tickets for me and a few friends.: > Would a £5pp ticket provide me and my friends the ability to watch the pro's playing live? > Would the £25pp camping + all weekend ticket allow me to watch the pro's playing live? > Who's actually going? £5 ticket would allow you to see the finals on Sunday live, £25 would allow you to see the finals on Sunday + meet all the SC2 players and watch them play live. Not sure exactly on the line-up but I know most of UK's best will be going, Lau, rANDY, FlashDave, BlinG, Pureball, Fargo will be attending and I've heard that Demuslim will be flying over for the WCG spot. Not sure if any foreign players will be attending | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On August 10 2011 03:21 Tidus Mino wrote: £5 ticket would allow you to see the finals on Sunday live, £25 would allow you to see the finals on Sunday + meet all the SC2 players and watch them play live. Not sure exactly on the line-up but I know most of UK's best will be going, Lau, rANDY, FlashDave, BlinG, Pureball, Fargo will be attending and I've heard that Demuslim will be flying over for the WCG spot. Not sure if any foreign players will be attending wht if there is no WCG as i believe bakor hinted in this thread. Really want more WCG information UGH! | ||
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Tidus Mino
United Kingdom1108 Posts
On August 10 2011 03:28 Zaros wrote: wht if there is no WCG as i believe bakor hinted in this thread. Really want more WCG information UGH! Well as far as I know, it's a qualifying tournament at i43 with the finals being held at Eurogamer | ||
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Kharne
United Kingdom114 Posts
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Vequeth
United Kingdom1116 Posts
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Vequeth
United Kingdom1116 Posts
On August 09 2011 07:22 Xeris wrote: same weekend as MLG T_T! Also recently found out that the Korean Battle.net invitational is on the 27th too  | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
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rANDY
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