30 Jul 2010 by Lashknife in Events, Quakecon, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
Dallas, Texas! The place to be for one of the world’s most known LAN parties ever: QuakeCon! Held August 12-15 at the Hilton Anatole! But this post is not about the accomodations regarding QuakeCon, it’s about the tournaments that will be played there!
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6 Jul 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition with 0 comments
Now that the groupstage is over, from the 12 original teams, only 6 remain to battle it out in the small but intense playoff tree.
Starting with the Quarter Finals tomorrow evening – according to the schedule – between Continue reading…
3 May 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition with 0 comments
Some time ago, there was an ESL hosted All-Stars TDM match, featuring alot of top TDM players. So why not have that for CTF, huh? And after seeing the final 4 teams in the Clanbase Nations Cup finish their 3rd place and grand final, the CB admins thought: let’s do this.
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26 Apr 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition, tournaments with 3 comments
What a game!
It took all 3 maps before Clanbase could assign the champion title for their 13th Clanbase Nations Cup series regarding Quake Live. And seeing that these 2 finalists already met each other during the group stage, it remained to be seen what the result of this clash of titans was going to be!
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21 Apr 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition, tournaments with 0 comments
After the ASUS ESL ENC released the qualification info, there have been 3 rounds to determine the 6 national teams who meet up with the pre-invited teams in the groupstage. Yesterday saw the live group drawing on ESL TV for all games participating in the ASUS European Nations Cup.
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7 Apr 2010 by Lashknife in Nations Cup 2010, competition with 2 comments
Alrighty then! This weeks promises some good games with both semi finals coming up in the Clanbase TDM Nations Cup 2010. Favorite or underdog, it doesn’t really matter! If a team manages to get in the semi finals, that means they did a proper job at securing victory to get this far.
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