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Liquidpedia is starting a project where you can apply to get any game a Liquidpedia, so we can possibly get a TF2 esports wiki on Liquidpedia

What you do you guys think?

What the fuck was that Product map

THIS OPENING CEREMONY THOUGH

OH MY GOD

He typed it to us in English

For those who are wondering, that is literally what dima told us, word for word, all unedited

It's the best quote we've gotten in the history of journalism

Holy shit

It's only an hour and the production is so fucking good

Anyone gonna watch it? It's going to be one of the most competitive tournaments before Ti6.

https://www.twitch.tv/dotamajor

Also PGL is producing the major Kreygasm

This means that Nursey has now been on 4 different teams throughout the offseason

EVL -> Luca Goers -> -bird noises- -> Ronin

I want to get off Mr. Offseason's Wild Ride

Also note that the game just came out very recently, and usually a new game on Twitch gets a lot of viewers so that's also a thing that contributes to the viewership

BREN

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Don't know if anyone has heard about WESA but it's been blowing up all over the CSGO community and I wanted to make a thread about it.

Basically, ESL and the CEOs of some big orgs (Fnatic, Envyus, NiP, etc) have formed WESA, which is an organization that is supposedly going to be "the FIFA for esports" aka regulating leagues, making a structure, transparency, yadadada.

At first, it looks good. It would help to structure leagues, tournaments, etc. to what the players like, and that we can have consistency for tournaments and such.

But there's some big red lights about WESA. WESA claims that it wanted to include different leagues and tournament organizers, given that WESA wants to "regulate" all the leagues and tournaments", but MLG, Gfinity, CEVO, etc. confirmed that they weren't even asked to join WESA to begin with, which is suspicious considering WESA's stance.

So what does this mean? The biggest thing on everyone's mind is that ESL is trying to make an exclusive league for CSGO. Bascially, they sign contracts with the big teams and they can only play this league or ESL events only. And if they want to play in other events that aren't ESL, they'll get fined. This is obviously bad because it's a sign that ESL is trying to monopolize the CSGO market and leave the other competitors in the dust, especially in a time where CSGO is growing big.

There's a good thread on reddit that has a lot of info on what's going on: link

Also, sources say that ESL One Cologne will lose it's major status

http://etf2l.org/2016/05/10/season-24-powered-by-tt-esports-premiership-playoffs-maps-unlocks-some-bans/

Thoughts?

TFTV channel is now hosting the LBTF playoffs! Definitely check them out to support our boys in the Southern Hemisphere

MARMADUKE HYPE