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Someone explain to me how the GXL tournament works
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completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol
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completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol
completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol
Mumahttp://puu.sh/iLwRu/4cf1c1bac3.png
completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol
hes obviously an ESEA-P champion and is the best at the game
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completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol[/quote]
hes obviously an ESEA-P champion and is the best at the game
completely and totally unreleated, but what does this mean on your profile lol[/quote]
hes obviously an ESEA-P champion and is the best at the game
This community is way too small to get away with lying about your experience.
This community is way too small to get away with lying about your experience.
Alright, here's the serious answer;
You form your roster of 6, and register your team. Last year, it was done through CEVO. Who knows what we'll do this year.
Every team has a preliminary three matches as seeding before double elimination and so forth beings.
Looking at some of your writing (The people above me have already picked a few examples), it's very difficult to say positive things. Many players who attend the LAN are active in ESEA 6s and Gold+ Highlander. The last thing they want is to be pestered by somebody with little to no competitive experience claiming to play high levels of any format.
If this thread has inspired you to attempt to prove you have any experience at all, go ahead, nobody is stopping you. But consider whether you want to be the laughing stock of the TF2 players at a LAN.
Alright, here's the serious answer;
You form your roster of 6, and register your team. Last year, it was done through CEVO. Who knows what we'll do this year.
Every team has a preliminary three matches as seeding before double elimination and so forth beings.
Looking at some of your writing (The people above me have already picked a few examples), it's very difficult to say positive things. Many players who attend the LAN are active in ESEA 6s and Gold+ Highlander. The last thing they want is to be pestered by somebody with little to no competitive experience claiming to play high levels of any format.
If this thread has inspired you to attempt to prove you have any experience at all, go ahead, nobody is stopping you. But consider whether you want to be the laughing stock of the TF2 players at a LAN.
You form your roster of 6, and register your team. Last year, it was done through CEVO. Who knows what we'll do this year.
Every team has a preliminary three matches as seeding before double elimination and so forth beings.
Looking at some of your writing (The people above me have already picked a few examples), it's very difficult to say positive things. Many players who attend the LAN are active in ESEA 6s and Gold+ Highlander. The last thing they want is to be pestered by somebody with little to no competitive experience claiming to play high levels of any format.
If this thread has inspired you to attempt to prove you have any experience at all, go ahead, nobody is stopping you. But consider whether you want to be the laughing stock of the TF2 players at a LAN.
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