Judging from the player count it seems Unreal Tournament 3 is being kept alive by players training for these tournaments. Hopefully things pick up after Christmas, as I believe the game deserves better.ESL Quickcups
The first TDM and third deathmatch QuickCup’s took place last night, the results are:
1st Killza (Germany)
2nd Sebo (Germany)
3rd Patsui (Finland)
Killza [2:0] Sebo
17:13 (DM-Heatray) - Screenshot
15:10 (DM-Deck) - Screenshot Continued…
ClanBase has a crack editorial squad para-dropped into the i32 LAN tournament in Berkshire, England to bring you coverage, blogs and photos of the event.
i32 will feature tournaments in Quake 4, Call of Duty 4, Counter-Strike: Source, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Crysis, Team Fortress 2, FIFA 08, World in Conflict and Supreme Commander.
With this huge assortment of games, there’s something for everyone in terms of competitive gaming fans, so check out ClanBase’s coverage page for the event. Our own Michal “Carmac” Blicharz will also be on hand to bring GGL Wire coverage, interviews and LANtics from i32.
Days after rumors began circulating, Multiplay and Intel have confirmed the existence of a $20,000 Quake 4 tournament at i-32 in Newbury, UK, Nov. 9 through 12.
The invite only format indicates that only the best players will be granted attendance. However, the prize structure is not as top-heavy as usual, and the tournament pays out to 12th place.
Additionally, the player with the most frags in the competition will receive a new computer from Intel. As there are only eight days left before the competition begins, I’m going to go ahead and predict some fairly random results. I doubt anyone’s been practicing for more than two weeks already. Regardless, Gareth “Garpy” Marshall deserves a round of applause for convincing Intel to run the competition.
Update: The top players that have asked for an invitation are: Toxjq, Falcuma, av3k, Cypher, Purri, DaHang, killsen, 2GD, GaRpY, chance and Hell. The full list of players is inside the post.
