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eSports: A Short History of Nearly Everything - Page 13
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iref
Slovakia70 Posts
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Nemasyst.598
United States285 Posts
LIAR! | ||
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Muffinman53
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
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GreyArrow
United States157 Posts
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EternalSC
Sweden313 Posts
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Denar
France1633 Posts
I didn't realise that I had been following eSports for so long... back when elemeNt was my favorite player and I was watching SK etc.. I have been at ESWC 2006 in Paris Bercy by the way! The most awesome eSport event I have ever been to! This event showed that Quake was THE game that was best suited for a live event. Most of the people who had come to the event were there for Warcraft 3 or CS, but the Quake matches were fascinating everyone with an intensity that no other game has. | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
There was also the WeRRa scandal which caused SC2 to take a hit in Korea iirc. | ||
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Jetaap
France4814 Posts
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ethil
Italy58 Posts
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Kvz
United States463 Posts
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r0x0r
Germany293 Posts
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mordek
United States12704 Posts
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Percutio
United States1672 Posts
Reading this reminds me of how I was pretty aware of early esports in the U.S. but I never got a chance to experience or know a lot about the big European scene. It also is funny to me that I was playing SCBW before CS, yet I was introduced to the CS pro scene first. Someone needs to start finishing thick histories of the major competitive games and a compilation of the failed ones. I would definitely buy a book series on those (♥ Starcraft Bible). | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
On August 01 2011 21:51 D.Devil wrote: added this to please all the MOBA fanatics – however, it still remains true that DotA never played a huge role for the development of esports despite its huge player numbers. I'd be glad to provide you info for more Dota related stuff. Cause it is a major part of esports despite the lack of big prize tours. Good adition though, gj. | ||
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HiNoon
United States31 Posts
Thank you | ||
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
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MichaelJLowell
United States610 Posts
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Viperbird
United States118 Posts
May 2006 Verizon FiOS announces a Grand Tournament for Half-Life 2: Deatmatch with a 1st place prize of $100,000. The top 8 players were taken to Hermosa Beach, CA for a LAN to compete for top prize. Micah "Micahwave" Ernst walks away champion with a check for $100,000. | ||
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Condor Hero
United States2931 Posts
to be honest i dont give a shit about the rest of esports, i just want my sc. | ||
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