26 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
The more the merrier, but this time with an added value!
That must have been ESL’s motto when adding Quake Live to their Nations Championship game pool.
The game will see the TDM gametype being listed, in a – as usual – 4on4 setup.
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25 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in Events, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
Right, unless you’ve lived under a rock this weekend, or got a little feverish like me and as such missed out on the semis and finals – thank you demos! – you already know the contents of this post. But for those who don’t, here’s a little roundup of what happened on Saturday and Sunday 23rd/24th in the last rounds of the Intel Extreme Masters 4 European championships.
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22 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in Events, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
This just in!
The Group matches have finished, and of the 16 great players attending the IEM 4 EU championship finals at Cologne, only 8 can go forward into the playoffs.
For these 8 two things are at stake:
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22 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in community, movie with 3 comments
Not too long ago, ZeroQL made Unagi (watch in our specials section), a very nice fragmovie consisting of Duel frags, enriched with some things from the other gametypes and some comedy about what unagi really is.
ZeroQL is now collecting frags for Unagi 2: The Return of The Power, a frag-compilation movie with user submitted demos, sort of like our own Moment of Fame series.
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22 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition, tournaments with 1 comment
The next step towards the full start of the Clanbase Nation cups are the qualifying rounds for several nations to make it to grab those last spots in the groups.
For both TDM and CTF 4 teams have to do a qualification between the 20th and 27th of January as that’s when the groups will be announced.
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21 Jan 2010 by Lashknife in Events, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
While we’re all waiting for the IEM4 EU championships to start at 14:00 CET on ESL TV (HS-TV mirror) it’s best to do some reading to pass time.
Several people have been questioned on how they prepared for IEM, what their views are on the past year and upcoming year, and if you haven’t read up on that, now would be a good time, as while IEM lasts 4 days, it’s not 24/7 live on tv, so gotta fill up the gaps with that and some other views on what 2010 can bring. 
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