Don't you sometimes wish that you could take a look at the world as it would be had you never been born? Or how everything would have turned out had you done something differently.

I have never understood why people want to have only a couple of maps in the mappool. How does that make the game more interesting? For a game to be attractive there needs to be room for suprprises. With the standard 4 maps there is hardly anything that can go wrong for the top teams. Take last season. How many teams really had a good chance of beating say uQ on sd2 or how many had a shot the year before to beat u96d on Oasis. The number of both cases was around 3.

Originally this was a part of a post I made on the "ET needs attention" subject. A fair few people seemed to think that it didn't get enough attention there and would make a nice column of its own, and as there is a need for more columns and opinions in general I decided to post it once more.

For ages, the Enemy Territory community has complained that the game we all love has not received enough credit from big tournaments and has never been accepted as one of the elite e-sports titles, which has not let the legends in the game earn a living racking up amazing killing sprees and making fanboys at ETTV go berserk.