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[quote=Lange]Hooli's post (#367) was nuked for being a literal .gif of a horse shitting.[/quote]
at least it wasn't a figurative .gif of a horse shitting
at least it wasn't a figurative .gif of a horse shitting
If the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?
If the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?
Quindalik you can minus frag but this convo captured it pretty well and i don't feel like retyping
-Sal: well
-Sal: its like going back to s3
-Sal: all top players gonna drop the game
-Sal: even main players
-Sal: work hard to reach invite and possibly lan
♔Quindali: yeah, open players do too
-Sal: and i dont get why the community was mad at budsquad now they support then by joining a different league
-Sal: i dont get it
-Sal: lol
-Sal: them*
♔Quindali: it's not budsquad
♔Quindali: it's not about one team
♔Quindali: the problem was no new open teams joined esea
♔Quindali: the upper 3 divs of esea look fantastic this season
♔Quindali: stable IM and main
♔Quindali: but with all the shit people talk about esea
♔Quindali: and how poorly they conducted themselves last season
♔Quindali: delayed start by a MONTH
♔Quindali: client didn't even work first week of matches
♔Quindali: rosters took a month to unlock for no reason
♔Quindali: schedules came out super late
♔Quindali: people complain about shtity admins
♔Quindali: shitty client
♔Quindali: shitty servers
♔Quindali: it's a wonder we scared off new teams
♔Quindali: people who had never even played esea before chose cevo
♔Quindali: it's not as if it were inviters revolting
♔Quindali: and switching leagues
-Sal: meh well
♔Quindali: the only reason this is happening is because there's no support from the bottom, from open teams who have never played a pay to play league in their life
♔Quindali: and with all the crap about esea, like bitcoins too, i'm not surprised they chose cevo
-Sal: thats just iut
-Sal: it*
yeast infection?
[quote=Quindali]k you can minus frag but this convo captured it pretty well and i don't feel like retyping
-Sal: well
-Sal: its like going back to s3
-Sal: all top players gonna drop the game
-Sal: even main players
-Sal: work hard to reach invite and possibly lan
♔Quindali: yeah, open players do too
-Sal: and i dont get why the community was mad at budsquad now they support then by joining a different league
-Sal: i dont get it
-Sal: lol
-Sal: them*
♔Quindali: it's not budsquad
♔Quindali: it's not about one team
♔Quindali: the problem was no new open teams joined esea
♔Quindali: the upper 3 divs of esea look fantastic this season
♔Quindali: stable IM and main
♔Quindali: but with all the shit people talk about esea
♔Quindali: and how poorly they conducted themselves last season
♔Quindali: delayed start by a MONTH
♔Quindali: client didn't even work first week of matches
♔Quindali: rosters took a month to unlock for no reason
♔Quindali: schedules came out super late
♔Quindali: people complain about shtity admins
♔Quindali: shitty client
♔Quindali: shitty servers
♔Quindali: it's a wonder we scared off new teams
♔Quindali: people who had never even played esea before chose cevo
♔Quindali: it's not as if it were inviters revolting
♔Quindali: and switching leagues
-Sal: meh well
♔Quindali: the only reason this is happening is because there's no support from the bottom, from open teams who have never played a pay to play league in their life
♔Quindali: and with all the crap about esea, like bitcoins too, i'm not surprised they chose cevo
-Sal: thats just iut
-Sal: it*[/quote]
yeast infection?
-Sal: well
-Sal: its like going back to s3
-Sal: all top players gonna drop the game
-Sal: even main players
-Sal: work hard to reach invite and possibly lan
♔Quindali: yeah, open players do too
-Sal: and i dont get why the community was mad at budsquad now they support then by joining a different league
-Sal: i dont get it
-Sal: lol
-Sal: them*
♔Quindali: it's not budsquad
♔Quindali: it's not about one team
♔Quindali: the problem was no new open teams joined esea
♔Quindali: the upper 3 divs of esea look fantastic this season
♔Quindali: stable IM and main
♔Quindali: but with all the shit people talk about esea
♔Quindali: and how poorly they conducted themselves last season
♔Quindali: delayed start by a MONTH
♔Quindali: client didn't even work first week of matches
♔Quindali: rosters took a month to unlock for no reason
♔Quindali: schedules came out super late
♔Quindali: people complain about shtity admins
♔Quindali: shitty client
♔Quindali: shitty servers
♔Quindali: it's a wonder we scared off new teams
♔Quindali: people who had never even played esea before chose cevo
♔Quindali: it's not as if it were inviters revolting
♔Quindali: and switching leagues
-Sal: meh well
♔Quindali: the only reason this is happening is because there's no support from the bottom, from open teams who have never played a pay to play league in their life
♔Quindali: and with all the crap about esea, like bitcoins too, i'm not surprised they chose cevo
-Sal: thats just iut
-Sal: it*[/quote]
yeast infection?
My favourite part about this is how most teams that chose esea won't even get a chance to play this season if esea drops us :(
My favourite part about this is how most teams that chose esea won't even get a chance to play this season if esea drops us :(
maybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!!
maybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!!
Its fine to play on both leagues, but I really don't want to see ESEA drop tf2. I have been playing on esea for several seasons already and I try my hardest to make it to invite someday and probably LAN. #Dreamscometrue. I still believe that esea survives.
Its fine to play on both leagues, but I really don't want to see ESEA drop tf2. I have been playing on esea for several seasons already and I try my hardest to make it to invite someday and probably LAN. #Dreamscometrue. I still believe that esea survives.
JohnMilterwe droppin quindali bins?
http://pastebin.com/1pe6PvFL
fuck you john i was saving that one
[quote=JohnMilter]we droppin quindali bins?
http://pastebin.com/1pe6PvFL[/quote]
fuck you john i was saving that one
http://pastebin.com/1pe6PvFL[/quote]
fuck you john i was saving that one
I'd rather support the league that wants our business. ESEA did nothing to address any issue that we currently have, or have had with them in the past. All they did was offer free premium for open teams. La dee freaking dah.
I'd rather support the league that wants our business. ESEA did nothing to address any issue that we currently have, or have had with them in the past. All they did was offer free premium for open teams. La dee freaking dah.
StPatrickI'd rather support the league that wants our business. ESEA did nothing to address any issue that we currently have, or have had with them in the past. All they did was offer free premium for open teams. La dee freaking dah.
are you still perma banned from esea? thats a long time yo
[quote=StPatrick]I'd rather support the league that wants our business. ESEA did nothing to address any issue that we currently have, or have had with them in the past. All they did was offer free premium for open teams. La dee freaking dah.[/quote]
are you still perma banned from esea? thats a long time yo
are you still perma banned from esea? thats a long time yo
SirPatIf the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2. Merging divisions would do nothing to help that.
[quote=SirPat]If the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?[/quote]
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2. Merging divisions would do nothing to help that.
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2. Merging divisions would do nothing to help that.
hookySirPatIf the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.
just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams
[quote=hooky][quote=SirPat]If the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?[/quote]
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.[/quote]
just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.[/quote]
just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams
Turinjust 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up
[quote=Turin]just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams[/quote]
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up
StPatrickNah just 10 years
Preparing for the season 45 return
[quote=StPatrick]Nah just 10 years[/quote]
Preparing for the season 45 return
Preparing for the season 45 return
QuindaliTurinjust 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up
There are 15 rosters right now, they need 30 for it to stay. Therefore they need 15 more.
[quote=Quindali][quote=Turin]just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams[/quote]
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up[/quote]
There are 15 rosters right now, they need 30 for it to stay. Therefore they need 15 more.
no, it's 30 new open teams. moving teams down from IM would only lose them money. they need 30 newly created rosters readied up[/quote]
There are 15 rosters right now, they need 30 for it to stay. Therefore they need 15 more.
I'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.
I'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.
Ringo__Starrmaybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!!
Ringo__Starrso glad you open players give your great insight on the subject
Who are you
[quote=Ringo__Starr]maybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!![/quote]
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you
Turinhookyjust 30 open teams, not 30 new open teamsSirPatIf the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.
your previous post made it sound as if having the current amount of teams + move downs to fulfill "30 teams in open" would suffice. i was clarifying that they need 30 NEW teams total, whether they have 15 or 0 right now, in the end they need 30 new teams.
[quote=Turin][quote=hooky][quote=SirPat]If the only teams that sign up for ESEA are the ones now, would ESEA just drop main and move everyone down a division? Or would that not solve anything?[/quote]
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.[/quote]
just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams[/quote]
your previous post made it sound as if having the current amount of teams + move downs to fulfill "30 teams in open" would suffice. i was clarifying that they need 30 NEW teams total, whether they have 15 or 0 right now, in the end they need 30 new teams.
Pretty sure Killing has said that there needs to be 30 new teams for ESEA to not drop TF2.[/quote]
just 30 open teams, not 30 new open teams[/quote]
your previous post made it sound as if having the current amount of teams + move downs to fulfill "30 teams in open" would suffice. i was clarifying that they need 30 NEW teams total, whether they have 15 or 0 right now, in the end they need 30 new teams.
bscRingo__Starrmaybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!!Ringo__Starrso glad you open players give your great insight on the subject
Who are you
how were those grand wins in main last season
Show Content
[quote=bsc][quote=Ringo__Starr]maybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!![/quote]
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you[/quote]
how were those grand wins in main last season
[spoiler]http://play.esea.net/teams/64532
http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/roster/14325/[/spoiler]
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you[/quote]
how were those grand wins in main last season
[spoiler]http://play.esea.net/teams/64532
http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/roster/14325/[/spoiler]
konrI'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.
1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.
[quote=konr]I'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.[/quote]
1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.[/quote]
1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.
Ringo__StarrbscRingo__Starrmaybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!!Ringo__Starrso glad you open players give your great insight on the subject
Who are you
how were those grand wins in main last season
Show Contenthttp://play.esea.net/teams/64532
http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/roster/14325/
if esea dies then i play at the official highest level of tf2 competition
everything you say makes you sound like an asshole
[quote=Ringo__Starr][quote=bsc][quote=Ringo__Starr]maybe i cn make it out of open in cevo guys!!! ths is my big break!![/quote]
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you[/quote]
how were those grand wins in main last season
[spoiler]http://play.esea.net/teams/64532
http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/roster/14325/
if esea dies then i play at the official highest level of tf2 competition[/spoiler][/quote]
everything you say makes you sound like an asshole
[quote=Ringo__Starr]so glad you open players give your great insight on the subject[/quote]
Who are you[/quote]
how were those grand wins in main last season
[spoiler]http://play.esea.net/teams/64532
http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/roster/14325/
if esea dies then i play at the official highest level of tf2 competition[/spoiler][/quote]
everything you say makes you sound like an asshole
konrI think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often.
Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
konrThat being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
konrcome to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
[quote=konr]I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. [/quote]
Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
[quote=konr]That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.[/quote]
Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
[quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
[quote=konr]That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.[/quote]
Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
[quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
OOVOOVkonrI'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.
1. Didn't know that!
2. Yeah I'm just dreaming there to be honest. If only huh?
shrtkonrI think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often.Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
konrThat being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
konrcome to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
All we have to do is turn up and play? Uhh we all pay for our transport there from all over Europe and a ticket is £70+ depending on when you buy it iirc. Why would ETF2L make a LAN when we already have a LAN that everyone is happy with..? I'm not saying CEVO or whoever could easily literally make a LAN event but there are definitely a good amount of LANs (as e-thug said) around America that could have TF2 in added for just invite players with the correct work done behind the scenes.
[quote=OOVOOV][quote=konr]I'm like halfway through this thread and I want to say two things before I forget. Firstly European TF2 is not dead to the few that said that. It isn't dead by any means. People quit and come back in every league and always have. Top players don't necessarily quit for any league reason either so that's almost irrelevant to say in response to someone saying "we're okay with a community league in europe". On the flipside I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.[/quote]
1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.[/quote]
1. Didn't know that!
2. Yeah I'm just dreaming there to be honest. If only huh?
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. [/quote]
Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
[quote=konr]That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.[/quote]
Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
[quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
All we have to do is turn up and play? Uhh we all pay for our transport there from all over Europe and a ticket is £70+ depending on when you buy it iirc. Why would ETF2L make a LAN when we already have a LAN that everyone is happy with..? I'm not saying CEVO or whoever could easily literally make a LAN event but there are definitely a good amount of LANs (as e-thug said) around America that could have TF2 in added for just invite players with the correct work done behind the scenes.
Also one thing I think you should play for (however the funding to get here may be an issue) if you're an invite player that needs an endgame is to come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be? Don't write off a game that you love playing just because a small LAN that you could easily replace is gone. I'd go more into detail to avoid people getting what I'm saying wrong as far as context is concerned but I'm tired man.[/quote]
1. lans are much easier/cheaper to get to in Europe because US public transportation sucks.
2. euro lans as an endgame is barely feasible for one team with community support, let alone four.[/quote]
1. Didn't know that!
2. Yeah I'm just dreaming there to be honest. If only huh?
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]I think saying "we only have i-series" is a bit silly because we're really lucky to have a big lan like i-series supporting our game so often. [/quote]
Hm, lucky to have a huge big money organization that just puts out a lan several times a year that all yall need to do is just show up to n play. (n yall only compete in one of them, shame on yall). This sounds like something we had.
[quote=konr]That being said I think getting a small place for LAN really should not be too hard for either top players or CEVO to arrange in the future.[/quote]
Ah, sure. Oh course it is easy for a community ran org to pull of a lan. I see ETF2L has really put in the effort for this after 17 seasons.
[quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
All we have to do is turn up and play? Uhh we all pay for our transport there from all over Europe and a ticket is £70+ depending on when you buy it iirc. Why would ETF2L make a LAN when we already have a LAN that everyone is happy with..? I'm not saying CEVO or whoever could easily literally make a LAN event but there are definitely a good amount of LANs (as e-thug said) around America that could have TF2 in added for just invite players with the correct work done behind the scenes.
ringo's aite, he just is mad right now.
also rip getting to invite for a second time
shrtkonrcome to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last
ringo's aite, he just is mad right now.
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last
downpourringo's aite, he just is mad right now.
also rip getting to invite for a second time
shrtkonrcome to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last
But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad!
[quote=downpour]ringo's aite, he just is mad right now.
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last[/quote]
But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad!
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last[/quote]
But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad!
shrtdownpourringo's aite, he just is mad right now.But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad!
also rip getting to invite for a second time
shrtkonrcome to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last
Haha you were quite hostile considering what this reply makes you look like?
[quote=shrt][quote=downpour]ringo's aite, he just is mad right now.
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last[/quote]
But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad![/quote]
Haha you were quite hostile considering what this reply makes you look like?
also rip getting to invite for a second time
[quote=shrt][quote=konr]come to one of our LANs and compete vs the best teams from all over! I'm not sure how we could possibly fund that on a constant basis but if we could how sick would that be?[/quote]
Haha, yeah, sick dude! I wonder what that would be like? You got $80,000 sitting around to send our top 4 teams to crush your germans?[/quote]
TBF; if we sent teams next season we'd probably end up in last[/quote]
But... but the budsquad is the bestsquad![/quote]
Haha you were quite hostile considering what this reply makes you look like?
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konrAll we have to do is turn up and play? Uhh we all pay for our transport there from all over Europe and a ticket is £70+ depending on when you buy it iirc. Why would ETF2L make a LAN when we already have a LAN that everyone is happy with..? I'm not saying CEVO or whoever could easily literally make a LAN event but there are definitely a good amount of LANs (as e-thug said) around America that could have TF2 in added for just invite players with the correct work done behind the scenes.
Uh dude our teams also pay for their transportation and pay $60 for the league fee. And some of these dudes do it like 3 times a year.
Y'alls summer i-series is nice, but if some league just handed you 3 lans a year with a significant prize pool, you wouldn't be happy with just the summer multiplay lan.
And a community org lan will never happen. It won't. There is no money, there is no time, there is no place.
Dude, honestly, why don't y'all show up the 3 i-series that happen each year? Not in line with ETF2L schedule? Not enough money to justify the travel?
[quote=konr]All we have to do is turn up and play? Uhh we all pay for our transport there from all over Europe and a ticket is £70+ depending on when you buy it iirc. Why would ETF2L make a LAN when we already have a LAN that everyone is happy with..? I'm not saying CEVO or whoever could easily literally make a LAN event but there are definitely a good amount of LANs (as e-thug said) around America that could have TF2 in added for just invite players with the correct work done behind the scenes.[/quote]
Uh dude our teams also pay for their transportation and pay $60 for the league fee. And some of these dudes do it like 3 times a year.
Y'alls summer i-series is nice, but if some league just handed you 3 lans a year with a significant prize pool, you wouldn't be happy with just the summer multiplay lan.
And a community org lan will never happen. It won't. There is no money, there is no time, there is no place.
Dude, honestly, why don't y'all show up the 3 i-series that happen each year? Not in line with ETF2L schedule? Not enough money to justify the travel?
Uh dude our teams also pay for their transportation and pay $60 for the league fee. And some of these dudes do it like 3 times a year.
Y'alls summer i-series is nice, but if some league just handed you 3 lans a year with a significant prize pool, you wouldn't be happy with just the summer multiplay lan.
And a community org lan will never happen. It won't. There is no money, there is no time, there is no place.
Dude, honestly, why don't y'all show up the 3 i-series that happen each year? Not in line with ETF2L schedule? Not enough money to justify the travel?
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