Dolby SC2 Open SoCal Tournament - Page 2

On January 16 2012 06:47 FrOsTyy wrote:
Wait... those computer specs seem like they can't even run the game.... Can they?

On January 16 2012 14:08 Karnifexlol wrote:
Lol...quad cores aren't enough for SCII? Since when? Game runs great on them on high/ultra.

On January 10 2012 17:32 thepriest23 wrote:
Spectating will be free, but we'll have limited space.

@streetwise - unfortunately we can't make it any cheaper as the LAN center does have costs to cover for the event. Additionally, with the sponsor support that we are expecting to potentially receive (to support the prize pot), it will be a minimal factor for those who want to compete.

We'll have more updated information in due time.

On January 16 2012 14:15 Candide wrote:



really no reason to get sarcastic when someone asks an honest question. especially when a lot of non tech savvy people tend to think that intel i3 and above is usually the optimal build especially when you look through the tech support threads... not to mention the other socal lans had better specs(im led to believe) and so it is more unusual then it is common; that being said the cost is a bit steep for me to want to go

On January 18 2012 03:46 Vindicare605 wrote:
Ewww. Xel'Naga caverns really? Daybreak would be an incredibly better choice imo. Still i'll help spread the word.

On January 18 2012 03:34 LaGTTLizarD wrote:


can some1 really confirm this ?? about the free spectating. Last time we went, they said we had to pay 10 dollars per person to be there , i know there were raffles and stuff but so did other lans, and i didnt mind paying but i dont like ppl saying something and then doing something else, if there is a charge let ppl know ahead of time not at the doors plz.
just my 2 cents. gl with the event , inFLaGTT is gonna go hard on this 1 hopefull 5 to 8 ppl going from my end. gl hf all .

On January 18 2012 18:54 RuMCaKe wrote:
If I remember correctly this thread was announced that there was 40 dollar buy in and people said way to much. If that's the case, and you guys lowered the entry to 10 bucks and made a minimum prize pool of 500, that's really awesome. Ill see if I can attend.

On January 18 2012 15:50 thepriest23 wrote:
After further evaluation of this event, I've decided to take a different approach. We are guaranteeing a $500 prize pot plus product prizes, while the entrance fee for the tournament is $5.00 online and $10.00 at the door. I am working with our sponsors to up the prize pot even more without adjusting the price on the entrance fee. We're here to provide the SoCal SC2 community with a great fun event and not looking to make a buck (not that we were before). I understand that times are tough and all you guys want to do is compete and have fun. Finally, spectating is free, but space is limited. I hope everyone in the community can make it out and have some fun!

~Bobby