Twenty four teams, four groups of six. Eight teams will continue in the playoff stage of the AEF while sixteen teams will be saying goodbye to a top eight position here in Antwerp.

Group matches are scheduled for both today and tomorrow.

Viewing guide
10:30 Impact Gaming vs Zero Empathy
15:30 Team Rockit vs Team SPEEDLINK

These are the teams on which a true betting man bases his skill. These are the teams that are itching for a break-through and are not expected beforehand to make it all the way, yet possess the potential to do it. These are the teams who will need to have improved a lot by the last events to be included in the next event's favourite list.

Decision making in Enemy Territory, what separates the skilled from the unskilled. Essentially a summary of my recent thoughts regarding Enemy Territory. Why are some players so flipping awesome? Why are some so god damn terrible? Detailed within we'll delve into some of the logic behind successful Enemy Territory players, how to improve yourself as an individual, in a team and what makes a player truly great.

With everything published on Crossfire during the last 15 hours I thought it would be useful to create a summary. This way all of the conversations and discussions could take place here, and by doing this the journal spam will stop as well. In this article you will find all of the evidence,, all of the consequences. and all of the opinions.

With the recent announcement of the AEF website going live, what better time to introduce an Enemy Territory Top 10 Ranking System? The ranking system is based on panellists giving their view on what teams should be ranked in the Top 10 based on a shortlist I created. So I went about my business, starting early yesterday afternoon annoying 1 member from each team participating in EC and or ESL.

Last friday the groups for the fourth edition of the RtCW-Cup 4 were drawn and look the following:

With the groups announced and teams scheduling their first matches we are only a few days away from the inauguration of the group stage of ECXXI. This season the competition offers the community not only a new qualifier system, but also plenty of returns and most importantly BIG names.

The ClanBase EuroCup XXI is running like a clockwork. The qualifier results are entered and the groupmatches will be played within the next week.

Over the past week I've gathered all information I could find about the previous Crossfire LANs. The main reason behind this is because I couldn't find a simple overview anywhere. If you wanted to know something about (for example) CPC 2 you had to use either the "Search"-function on crossfire (which would give you barely any relevant hits) or search at gamestv.org for a game. Very impractical.

The idea behind this article is to give anyone who hasn’t built a PC or isn’t familiar with PC building an insight into how to do it from a newbies perspective. Prior to this build I had only watched it being done and it still feels like a game of operation to be honest, but hopefully this helps you.