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HallowETF2L has like 300 teams a season while ESEA-NA has barely 100 afaik. ESEA can't expect all 300 EU teams to switch, because of that difference in mentality and financial situation. But having 100 teams playing in ESEA-EU within a year seems reasonable to me.
First season of TF2 Open they had 20 teams. Currently 1 day after this is announced there is 16 teams pending. The 2nd season of TF2 they had 30 open teams and 8 invite. I think that those are pretty reasonable goals for EU.
KanecoISame about player technologic or language limitations, I don't know at what point you have your infrastructure ready to accomodate EU players but for example do you have the ESEA client translated to the languages of the areas you want to target? Plenty of people in spain barely talk english, same for russians, etc etc...
I do hope you have this thought-through, it has potential and I hope it works but I wouldn't put my hands in the fire for it right now.
I do know that they have EU CS:GO so I am guessing that they do have some language translations.
OblivionageMerchanthttp://teamfortress.tv/articles/view/176-esea-league-s15-eu-tf2-main-division-[b]90k-in-prizes[/b]
Troll Killing. Also seeing how S14 had $89380 of prizes this might not be that biggest raise. Anyway the EU part sounds awesome; more moolah to give to HRG.
i think the only reason why last season was a lot more was because of the bitcoin fiasco and them adding more money into the prize pots
Yeah true. Anyway I am guessing that it will go up as EU teams sign up.
http://teamfortress.tv/articles/view/176-esea-league-s15-eu-tf2-main-division-[b]90k-in-prizes[/b]Troll Killing. Also seeing how S14 had $89380 of prizes this might not be that biggest raise. Anyway the EU part sounds awesome; more moolah to give to HRG.
I wish that I spoke a foreign language. :( Anyways good on you for giving us the interviews on VHX too.
America VS Europe - a Team Fortress 2 Documentary 720p 50fps.mp4
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the301stspartanWhy is everybody like "boohoo, not more change, evil pyro stay out of my meta"
You should be fucking happy if you see your opponent run a fulltime pyro to mid. Man up.
Ehh. I would fucking love for pyro to viable. It would be quite refreshing and shake things up. However right now it isn't and that is what the question is about.
If you have a platinum level pyro playing scout for you then maybe, just maybe it could be a good surprise tactic. Otherwise nope.
I'm on to you Foster.
LuckyLukemthsadMaybe it's possible to send out redeemable steam codes to all email adresses that bought / donated.thesupremecommanderor include their steam id somewhere in the purchaseLuckyLukeI don't know how "easy" it will be though sending the items to the right steam accounts.. Maybe they can use a list of emails, but I'm not so sure about that.
From what I understand the current method involves using the Steam Web API to grant the items to other people's accounts, although I certainly don't have experience with it.
You probably could do it if you had people sign in with a Steam account somewhere in the process.
It's on the first page right now, woohoo!
http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse?appid=440&browsesort=trend
Seeing how that is the way the neca models work then yeah it should be possible at least technically wise.
enigmaTheManWithNoNamethey were under attack in the sense that whoever targeted TFTV directly affected the host collaterally, but the intended target was still usDodecagonI'm still curious why it was down. Is there an official explanation from the staff somewhere/ can we have one ?
on twitter they said that their hosting provider was under a DoS attack
Wow... Really? I thought it was the opposite. Someone must have been pissed.
Seeing how larger esport communitys lack this type of high quality site...thanks tf.tv.
So will the purchase of the doc help refunded the eXtv crew for their expenses?