There have been many players performing online and on small LANs very well, but they sucked on the major events, hentai came up this time is naga from PolagZ, who numerous people have been talking about after fantastic performances. He gives us his views on the LAN from both a player and spectator's view, so read on to find out!

How're you finding the lan so far?

Yes Ladys and Gentlemen, it's about one of the few Call of Duty 4 players with a proper crossfire profile met up to state his answers before his first EuroCup match. It is noone else but the one and only ET boy you can find: Florian gifty Joel Gunzenhauser. The 16-years-old person who never won a major ET competition except the best rifle award by crossfire one year ago.

It was just a one night stand with Kenneth "FRIJEC" Jensen - okay, to admit it, it was just during a day with random and bright sunlight outside, but hell - he was able to state a few answers many wanted to get from a lan active player participating in one of the european top teams since they heard that there is a major game out there people actually do enjoy playing next to Counter Strike.

I just met up with scoobzor a few seconds ago for a rather short interview about the warsow tournament. Scoobzor finished 4th in the last warsow Euro Cup and is definitly a favorite for the win of the tournament.


Playing on flatscreens, how does it feel for you?

Terrible. I already contacted A_spec about it and I hope he can figure out a few proper screens for our tournament.

[img|left]http://chosen.teamoxid.de/chaoz1.jpg[/img] chaoz
Name:
Christoph Heidler
Age:
19 Years
Clanhistory:
shuuk
xSporting
Gods.Incorporated
Instant-Defeat
Maybe
zeroPoint
Team-Helix
SPEED-LINK

[img|left]http://chosen.teamoxid.de/wnkr1.jpg[/img] wnkr
Name:
Peter Weistedt
Age:
19 Years
Clanhistory:
fukyuu
serious gaming
teamoxid
fukyuu
EYEBALLERS

If you enjoy reading an opinion on a positive thing about ET and its community you might want to go ahead, otherwise you can go with the troll most likely.

Reading crossfire columns lately might let you think ET is still what it was ages ago: Some call it dead (in comments), some come up with new concepts about maps ruined only by high skilled and highly accepted ET players like Night or share their opinion on one of the many issues there are and always have been: The admins.

With three episodes these columns will bring you a view behind the business we are all together with every day we play or talk about the games. With more than 40 years history of gaming so far, it's much you can tell about the mistakes and ideas, failures and success which repeat over and over again. Even though the amount of success is going downwards, failures keep us up discussing about the background.

With three episodes these columns will bring you a view behind the business we are all together with every day we play or talk about the games. With more than 40 years history of gaming so far, it's much you can tell about the mistakes and ideas, failures and success which repeat over and over again. Even though the amount of success is going downwards, failures keep us up discussing about the background.

With three episodes these columns will bring you a view behind the business we are all together with every day we play or talk about the games. With more than 40 years history of gaming so far, it's much you can tell about the mistakes and ideas, failures and success which repeat over and over again. Even though the amount of success is going downwards, failures keep us up discussing about the background.