Last year, and especially the last few months, were very interesting for Enemy Territory.
A year ago, hardly anyone thought that what is happening today, would be at all possible. Including me.
When we looked at competitive ET there was not much to go by. We had Eurocup, an of course Warleagues,
And the highlight of the year was Quakecon, and that was it. That was the way it was, and the way it would be. But things have changed. Lately we've seen more and more LANs coming our way.

'The times they are a-changing'. Bob Dylan wrote this in 1963, and today that is no less true. Some have argued that ET is at a turning point. At crossroads (and now dont picture you Britney Spears, but picture Homer Simpsons on an airplane reading The Economist ).But is this the case? And if so, where are we going? More importantly, where are you going?

Interview has taken place
Now that FlyingDJ has left iTG, I am to take over Lugerfrag. And for the next episode I am contacting Adacore to talk about the recent critiques on Clanbase. This interview will not be live, as Adacore is leaving for a holiday to Croatia for 2 weeks on Friday. The interview will take place tommorow. Therefore I am asking you, if you have something to say to Clanbase, do it now, or forever hold your silence.

As a preview to the EC, I decided to talk to some players to see what they think will happen this EC. I asked some players the following question:

"Who will be top three and why? And who do you fear the most in your group?"

As you have been informed in a journal a while ago, Lugerfrag, iTG's one and only Enemy Territory show, is getting a co-host. stewie decided he couldn't do it alone, and called in on foonr to help him out. That's right ladies and gentleman, the man who looks a lot like Jonathan Ross will be joining me to air Lugerfrag. And for those that can't get enough of foonr (read: FlyingDJ) theres even a photo...