EPTEdit: Also if players who would be invited to the invitational placed in the top 8 of Code S, would the invites be scaled down to lower placing players?
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Unhallowed
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Edit: Also if players who would be invited to the invitational placed in the top 8 of Code S, would the invites be scaled down to lower placing players? | ||
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solidgamerTV
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On July 16 2011 07:31 Unhallowed wrote: I want to play in this but I am not sure what would happen if I registered in Code A and then laddered into masters before the tournament. Could one of you PM me the answer? Edit: Also if players who would be invited to the invitational placed in the top 8 of Code S, would the invites be scaled down to lower placing players? If you register for CODE A and get promoted to CODE S you will be put into CODE S Tournament. If players who placed top 8 cannot make it to the invitational we will be going down the result list. 9th place would be asked to come play. If we run out of CODE S players the winners of CODE A will be asked to come play. | ||
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YouinashouRi
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tQArchaic
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no way i (or anyone not in Vancouver) can justify a trip to Vancouver to play for (basically) no cash prizes... l2sc had much bigger event imo even with your "10 000$" worth of gear sure a 2200 gaming rig would be great but this is overly geared towards the recreational players how can this help develop the competitive scene when the majority of Canadian players (aside from the top 5) are still not able to make money attending events in Canada Calgary had an event advertising a large sum of money ( most of it swag) but at least they had a 1250 cash prize for top three. This is a trend I'm seeing in Canadian gaming and i hope we move past it fast. I'm sick of the over advertised events that aren't really helping the competitive scene. its a step in the right direction ofc! But tons of events give away swag but its the events that push the cash prizes to legitimate sizes that will become successful all the best for this event and good job landing some big names. Ill be looking forward to future events with actual cash prize pools edmonton gaming ftw | ||
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KimchiFriedRice
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tQWannaBe
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On July 16 2011 12:04 tQArchaic wrote: this makes me sad no way i (or anyone not in Vancouver) can justify a trip to Vancouver to play for (basically) no cash prizes... l2sc had much bigger event imo even with your "10 000$" worth of gear sure a 2200 gaming rig would be great but this is overly geared towards the recreational players how can this help develop the competitive scene when the majority of Canadian players (aside from the top 5) are still not able to make money attending events in Canada Calgary had an event advertising a large sum of money ( most of it swag) but at least they had a 1250 cash prize for top three. This is a trend I'm seeing in Canadian gaming and i hope we move past it fast. I'm sick of the over advertised events that aren't really helping the competitive scene. its a step in the right direction ofc! But tons of events give away swag but its the events that push the cash prizes to legitimate sizes that will become successful all the best for this event and good job landing some big names. Ill be looking forward to future events with actual cash prize pools edmonton gaming ftw well, u will get more than what u put as an in-puts unless u choose to get better efficient opportunity costed works, than game. still I can tell is, this event is a huge sausage part..... GAMING PARTY ! prepared for everyone willing to play their local players, don't be too negative archaic since ur teammies will own this :D | ||
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lazydino
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lazydino
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CanucksJC
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. It's a laptop bag by the way you can look it up on the memory express site :D | ||
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Radioman
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WardenSC
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Anyways sign me up! Another awesome tourney by cybergaming :D!!!! can't wait | ||
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solidgamerTV
Canada282 Posts
On July 16 2011 12:04 tQArchaic wrote: this makes me sad no way i (or anyone not in Vancouver) can justify a trip to Vancouver to play for (basically) no cash prizes... l2sc had much bigger event imo even with your "10 000$" worth of gear sure a 2200 gaming rig would be great but this is overly geared towards the recreational players how can this help develop the competitive scene when the majority of Canadian players (aside from the top 5) are still not able to make money attending events in Canada Calgary had an event advertising a large sum of money ( most of it swag) but at least they had a 1250 cash prize for top three. This is a trend I'm seeing in Canadian gaming and i hope we move past it fast. I'm sick of the over advertised events that aren't really helping the competitive scene. its a step in the right direction ofc! But tons of events give away swag but its the events that push the cash prizes to legitimate sizes that will become successful all the best for this event and good job landing some big names. Ill be looking forward to future events with actual cash prize pools edmonton gaming ftw Thank you for the support. I do agree that L2sc had a bigger event but I haven't heard from them since. I think that proves that running events with big Cash Prize Pools are a lot easier said then done. IMO. | ||
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solidgamerTV
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On July 16 2011 12:50 KimchiFriedRice wrote: Also on the prereg page, there is no option for "grandmaster" under League. Not that I am a GM but still. Just saying :D Thank you I have fixed this. | ||
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solidgamerTV
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On July 16 2011 13:38 Radioman wrote: I'LL BE THERE! the venue looks awesome. The venue is pretty good. See you at the tournament. | ||
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