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CS 1.6 will have one final LAN. They are pushing a global CS:GO invite lan which is neat. TF2 still goin strong, keep playing!
ESEA kills off CS 1.6 & Source
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CS 1.6 will have one final LAN. They are pushing a global CS:GO invite lan which is neat. TF2 still goin strong, keep playing!
CS 1.6 will have one final LAN. They are pushing a global CS:GO invite lan which is neat. TF2 still goin strong, keep playing!
They never said they were killing off 1.6/Source.
But I wouldn't be surprised if that is their true intention.
They never said they were killing off 1.6/Source.
But I wouldn't be surprised if that is their true intention.
But I wouldn't be surprised if that is their true intention.
"We're absolutely killing it with CSGO S13 sign ups. That's the good news.
The bad news is that we're facing a situation where, in order to keep the divisions competitive, both CS 1.6 and CS: Source would have to be consolidated into one Open division per game. That means no Invite, Main, and Intermediate for CS 1.6, and no Main and Intermediate for CS: Source."
- lpkane, co-founder of ESEA
"We're absolutely killing it with CSGO S13 sign ups. That's the good news.
The bad news is that we're facing a situation where, in order to keep the divisions competitive, both CS 1.6 and CS: Source would have to be consolidated into one Open division per game. That means no Invite, Main, and Intermediate for CS 1.6, and no Main and Intermediate for CS: Source."
- lpkane, co-founder of ESEA
The bad news is that we're facing a situation where, in order to keep the divisions competitive, both CS 1.6 and CS: Source would have to be consolidated into one Open division per game. That means no Invite, Main, and Intermediate for CS 1.6, and no Main and Intermediate for CS: Source."
- lpkane, co-founder of ESEA
There is only one division in 1.6 and source, and 1.6's invite division is done after this lan. Without a lan or even higher divisions, competition is dead.
There is only one division in 1.6 and source, and 1.6's invite division is done after this lan. Without a lan or even higher divisions, competition is dead.
But, if they are killing off CS 1.6 and source which have many more players than TF2, shouldn't we be concerned?
But, if they are killing off CS 1.6 and source which have many more players than TF2, shouldn't we be concerned?
after talking with torbull @ lan we shouldn't be too concerned, but we should try to get esea pug system more used.
after talking with torbull @ lan we shouldn't be too concerned, but we should try to get esea pug system more used.
lynaBut, if they are killing off CS 1.6 and source which have many more players than TF2, shouldn't we be concerned?
They're killing them off because a sequel to them is taking off and they want to funnel people & resources into that game.
TF2 should be fine until it dies or TF3 happens.
[quote=lyna]But, if they are killing off CS 1.6 and source which have many more players than TF2, shouldn't we be concerned?[/quote]
They're killing them off because a sequel to them is taking off and they want to funnel people & resources into that game.
TF2 should be fine until it dies or TF3 happens.
They're killing them off because a sequel to them is taking off and they want to funnel people & resources into that game.
TF2 should be fine until it dies or TF3 happens.
#5 they are doing that do force 1.6 and source players to migrate to GO, that's pretty much everything.
#5 they are doing that do force 1.6 and source players to migrate to GO, that's pretty much everything.
a bunch of cs1.6 and css players pay for premium only for pugs, and a large number of them would just move to go if their preferred league disappeared. if tf2 goes, 99% of tf2 players would stop paying for esea.
a bunch of cs1.6 and css players pay for premium only for pugs, and a large number of them would just move to go if their preferred league disappeared. if tf2 goes, 99% of tf2 players would stop paying for esea.
harbleuafter talking with torbull @ lan we shouldn't be too concerned, but we should try to get esea pug system more used.
Guessing this would show ESEA that people still play tf2 in competitive format outside ESEA?
As for CS:S, Dynamic will roll it, good luck to PTR and his team because he's the best!
[quote=harbleu]after talking with torbull @ lan we shouldn't be too concerned, but we should try to get esea pug system more used.[/quote]
Guessing this would show ESEA that people still play tf2 in competitive format outside ESEA?
As for CS:S, Dynamic will roll it, good luck to PTR and his team because he's the best!
Guessing this would show ESEA that people still play tf2 in competitive format outside ESEA?
As for CS:S, Dynamic will roll it, good luck to PTR and his team because he's the best!
MYLESAs for CS:S, Dynamic will roll it, good luck to PTR and his team because he's the best!
It's their time.
[quote=MYLES]As for CS:S, Dynamic will roll it, good luck to PTR and his team because he's the best![/quote]
It's their time.
It's their time.
delicious 1.6 tears
only reason to still play 1.6 is if your computer is shit
delicious 1.6 tears
only reason to still play 1.6 is if your computer is shit
only reason to still play 1.6 is if your computer is shit
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