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On January 13 2013 15:10 Fabled wrote:Show nested quote +On January 12 2013 13:21 T.O.P. wrote:On January 12 2013 13:05 PsionicLord wrote: Do you have to bring a monitor, or is it provided? Bring everything, including a ethernet cable. do we really need to bring an Ethernet cable?
The wireless internet is not necessarily fast or reliable, so we strongly advise you to bring an ethernet cable. We'll probably have some extras on-site, but there's no guarantee.
And definitely bring a monitor!
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When are the registration confirmation e-mails supposed to arrive? I need to know if I will be participating or not to let work know I need the day off.
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^What hereticfurby said. The event on facebook reads it starts at 1pm Friday, but then the post in TL says Saturday through Sunday. I hope actual pool play starts Saturday!
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On January 15 2013 02:13 hereticfurby wrote: When are the registration confirmation e-mails supposed to arrive? I need to know if I will be participating or not to let work know I need the day off.
Confirmations should go out really soon. If you signed up before today you're probably in.
As for the start of the tournament, it will start on Saturday. Friday is a preview day for the students on campus and people in the area. None of the major tournaments will start on Friday.
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On January 14 2013 06:06 Apollys wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2013 15:10 Fabled wrote:On January 12 2013 13:21 T.O.P. wrote:On January 12 2013 13:05 PsionicLord wrote: Do you have to bring a monitor, or is it provided? Bring everything, including a ethernet cable. do we really need to bring an Ethernet cable? The wireless internet is not necessarily fast or reliable, so we strongly advise you to bring an ethernet cable. We'll probably have some extras on-site, but there's no guarantee. And definitely bring a monitor!
How long do you think the ethernet cable should be?
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Yeah if someone can please update the original thread with more detailed information. Saying "Bring your computer" means your computer, but comments say Monitor + cables, etc. etc.
I for one need details before I take a trip to SD. Besides, it'd be a pain in the ass carrying all that gear myself. And what do you do with your gear once your matches are complete?
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On January 15 2013 08:11 hereticfurby wrote: Yeah if someone can please update the original thread with more detailed information. Saying "Bring your computer" means your computer, but comments say Monitor + cables, etc. etc.
I for one need details before I take a trip to SD. Besides, it'd be a pain in the ass carrying all that gear myself. And what do you do with your gear once your matches are complete?
I tried to make it clear when I said "Bring all your own equipment - we do not have equipment available to use on-site." In the confirmation email there will be more details and reminders about what to bring, but in general you should be thinking that whatever gear you need to use to play, you should bring.
After you're completed with your matches, if you want to keep your stuff in the area where you played, that should be fine. If we need the space, we will find a place where you can store your gear if you want to stick around and don't have a good place to store it yourself.
On January 15 2013 07:45 Fabled wrote: How long do you think the ethernet cable should be?
We will have ethernet boxes on each table, so short cables should be fine.
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Are you allowed to still keep your setup running if there is space available? I don't necessarily want to drive 180 miles to play 7 bo1s, can you still LAN afterwards?
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Are you guys using the same round tables? Or are you using a different kind?
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On January 15 2013 12:16 DGiTPadre wrote: Are you allowed to still keep your setup running if there is space available? I don't necessarily want to drive 180 miles to play 7 bo1s, can you still LAN afterwards?
Definitely, people do this every year. Eventually we may end up needing the space, but you can expect to get plenty of gaming time in for your 180 mile drive, even if you don't make it into the bracket stage.
On January 15 2013 12:18 T.O.P. wrote: Are you guys using the same round tables? Or are you using a different kind? Same round tables as last year!
On January 15 2013 02:13 hereticfurby wrote: When are the registration confirmation e-mails supposed to arrive? I need to know if I will be participating or not to let work know I need the day off.
To anyone who has signed up so far - you can be pretty safe assuming that you will be in the tournament. The official confirmation email is being proofred for detail and accuracy right now, and will be sent out ASAP. Since there are a lot of questions about what exactly to bring, I'll give you guys the details regarding that subject right now (which I have taken directly from the confirmation email):
I would like to highlight a couple key points about what you should bring so that no one misses them. Firstly, bring your own equipment - all of it. This includes your computer, mouse, mousepad, keyboard, monitor, headphones, ethernet cables, power strips, etc. The reason to bring ethernet cables is that although we do have wireless internet on site, it is not intended to handle huge numbers of gamers simultaneously. Instead, we ask that you bring ethernet cables to use the wired internet connection we will have set up specifically for the event. Additionally, I mentioned power strips. We can only guarantee one power outlet per player in the tournament, so you should bring a power strip if you need multiple plugs for your equipment. If you come with a group of friends, you may certainly plan to share power strips amongst your group.
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Comment/upvote the WGF Reddit post!
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Upvoted and signed up! My sister goes to UCSD so I can visit her and do this!
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Have the confirmation emails gone out?
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On January 16 2013 06:26 WithoutArmor wrote: Have the confirmation emails gone out?
It should be automated.
If not then you should receive an email once registration is closed.
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Woo! Just got it
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Hey guys,
The confirmation emails for those that have signed up so far have been sent out! Please PM me if you have signed up but have not received a confirmation email. However, note that we are not automatically sending the confirmation email as soon as you sign up, so if you have yet to sign up, you may not receive the confirmation email instantaneously. If you do sign up and don't receive an email of some sort (either confirmed entry or waitlist if we fill up) within 24 hours, please PM me so I can ensure that we received your registration.
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Also just updated the OP to inform you all that the finals (and likely the matches leading up to the finals) on Sunday evening, scheduled for roughly 5pm, will be casted by Frodan and MrBitter.
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On January 11 2013 17:41 T.O.P. wrote:Show nested quote +On January 11 2013 16:47 soulglider009 wrote: UCSD PRIDE!
We had Shock, Fighter2g (me), Phreak and more.
Any well known sc2 players go to UCSD?
Good to see people keeping up the tradition. Never heard. What year was this?
I went in 2003. Shock came in 2004. Phreak came in 2005.
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I guess it's time to start practicing on Abyssal City. How many spots have been filled?
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On January 17 2013 05:08 HEYALEX wrote: I guess it's time to start practicing on Abyssal City. How many spots have been filled?
There's still room for new registrations.
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My friends are playing in the LoL tournament so I figured I'd go! I won't be playing in the tournament so any recommendations on what to bring to have an optimal spectator experience?
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What's the best way to carry our equipment into the ballroom? For example should we hand carry all of our gear, computer, monitor, ect. or should we bring a suitcase full of our stuff. Just wondering what everyone else will be doing.
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