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Register Time: 18 Nov 2012, 13:59 PM
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Thread: GG Ami, staff and players29 Sep 2015, 08:58 AM Thx for the support, gentlemen. OCF was a damn good time. In: Lobby
Thread: Relic is watching the OCF Finals29 Sep 2015, 01:53 AM This tweet made me very happy. So, what'd you think, Relicans? In: Lobby
Thread: Operation Charlie Fox Official Rules28 Sep 2015, 14:14 PM For clarity: Map Vetoes before the Grand Finals 1. Aimstrong picks home map for G1 and G2 2. Loser's Bracket winner vetoes a map 3. Aimstrong vetoes a map 4. Loser's Bracket winner vetoes a map 5. Aimstong vetoes a map 6. Loser's Bracket winner vetoes/picks a map (this map is G5 if necessary) 7. last map standing is G2 and G3 For faction picking in G1: 1. Aimstrong declares whether he will play Axis or Allies. 2. Loser's Bracket winner declares which specific Army he will play. 3. Aimstrong declares which specific Army he will play. G2, G3, G4 follows traditional method of swapping factions, with Allies declaring first each time. Grand Finals advantage for the winner of the Winner's Bracket To compensate for the fact that the Main Event is a double-elimination tournament, and the winner of the Winner's Bracket will go into the Grand Finals without a match loss, this player will get "home field advantage." This player will get to select the first map to be played in Games 1 & 2, and will get faction picking advantage, as follows: The Winner's Bracket winner declares whether he will play Axis or Allies. The Loser's Bracket winner declares which specific Army he will play. The Winner's Bracket winner declares which specific Army he will play. The veto system, conducted before the match begins, will be used to select the second and third map (if necessary). After Game 1, factions will alternate, as usual, with Allies declaring their army first in each game. Should the series go to a Game 5 ace game, the VP leader from the first 4 games will get faction picking advantage. ^^quoted from official rules In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: OCF Splashscreen Set28 Sep 2015, 11:36 AM Jump back to quoted post26 Sep 2015, 10:15 AM__deleted__ So damn great. If only the were good background PC wallpaper. Can you somehow make em to be 1140*860 ? I want em as Pc background too much their so awesome (mainly that one with carrier in arnhem.) can you make some some of them for this resolution without dereasing their quality ? Remind me about this in a few days. Should be no problem when I have more time. In: News
Thread: #OCF Questions and Answers28 Sep 2015, 10:52 AM Brackets Poster updated after Day 2. ctrl-f5 if you don't see OMGPOP and DEVM in the LB Finals!! In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: Dota 2 #TI528 Sep 2015, 10:04 AM Some people in this community seem to be confused about the TI5 format. TI5 was a hybrid event that combined two standard tourney formats: 1) invitational event where players are invited directly 2) open qualifier event where teams from around the world are allowed to fight their way through a grueling bracket with hundreds of other teams. These 12 teams were invited directly into the main event in Seattle: Vici Gaming Evil Geniuses Team Secret Invictus Gaming LCG Gaming Cloud9 Team Empire Virtus.pro Newbee Fanatic These teams were invited based on recent tournament performance, such as the DOTA2 Asia Championships. One team, Newbee, may not have deserved an invite based on their recent performances, but Newbee won TI4, so it makes perfect sense for last year's winner to be invited as well. The 12 invites were joined in Seattle by 4 qualified teams and 4 wild card teams. These 8 teams fought through insanely difficult, short-time-span open qualifier events in their regions. First they had to get ahead of 100s of teams in one of four 2-day Open Qualifier events (one for each region). Then they had to play a mini Main-Event style tournament over a one week period to be narrowed down to 2 teams from each region (one qualifier and one wildcard). Qualified teams: EHOME, compLexity Gaming, MVP Hot6, NAVI Wildcards: CDEC, Archon, MVP Phoenix, Vega Squadron These 8 joined the invited 12 in Seattle for an awesome group stage at the end of July (almost purely for seeding purposes), and finally the Main Event at the Key Arena from August 3rd-8th. EG defeated CDEC (wildcard) and won 18 million dollars, which was $1 million from Valve to get it going, and ~$17 million raised via crowd-funding, where 25% of all compendium proceeds went to the Prize Pool, and 75% (approx. $51 million) went to Valve. The success of TI5 has reverberated throughout gaming and international media. You could even say that it has touched COH2. In: Other Games
Thread: Aimstrong vs KoreanArmy G328 Sep 2015, 09:34 AM In: Replays
Thread: Aimstrong vs KoreanArmy G228 Sep 2015, 09:34 AM In: Replays
Thread: Aimstrong vs KoreanArmy G128 Sep 2015, 09:32 AM Great game. In: Replays
Thread: OCF The Main Event Day 228 Sep 2015, 09:04 AM Jump back to quoted post27 Sep 2015, 14:18 PMStrummingbird Wasn't OMGPOP V LUVNEST 2-1? I'm quite sure OMGPOP lost G2, but the scores are reflected as 2-0 in the brackets. Will fix, thx. In: News