ESL IEM V: European Championship Finals
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19 Jan 2011, 14:21
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News
It is time to determine the next set of champions in the ESL Intel Extreme Masters: Season 5. The best European players head to a new destination as the European Championship Finals will be played at Cybersport Arena in Kiev. Someone has the honor to become the first European champion in Star Craft II while mousesports and Cypher return to defend their titles in Counter-Strike 1.6 and Quake Live respectively.
In addition to the prize money, the top 6 of Quake Live, the top 7 of Counter-Strike 1.6 and the top 4 of Star Craft II will qualify for the ESL Intel Extreme Masters Season 5 World Championship Finals to be held at ceBIT 2011, Hannover in the beginning of March.
Links: Article, ESL IEM5 EC
Coverage: Tek-9, SK Gaming, fnatic, Team Liquid, ESFI World, Fragster
Interviews:
with Cypher (by SK)
with spart1e (by SK)
with fazz (by ESFI)
with GoHLinK (by ESFI)
with Na'Vi Zeus (by SK)
Final Standings:
Quake Live
Cooller - $4,000
av3k - $2,000
strenx - $1,150
4th Cypher $750
5th/6th k1llsen - $500
5th/6th fazz - $500
7th/8th Spart1e - $400
7th/8th noctis - $400
9th/10th madix - $350
9th/10th tox1c - $350
11th GoHLinK - $300
Star Craft II
SjoW - $7,500
White-Ra- $3,500
DeMusliM - $1,800
4th Tarson - $1,200
5th/6th Socke - $800
5th/6th GoOdy - $800
7th/8th Kas - $500
7th/8th SarenS - $500
9th/10th ClouD - $400
9th/10th Naama - $400
11th/12th PredY - $300
11th/12th merz - $300
Counter-Strike 1.6
fnatic - $20,000
mTw - $9,500
Frag eXecutors - $5,500
4th Natus Vincere - $3,200
5th/6th Lions - $2,150
5th/6th Meet Your Makers - $2,150
7th/8th TCM Gaming - $1,500
7th/8th SK Gaming - $1,500
9th/10th forZe - $1,250
9th/10th esahara - $1,250
11th/12th alternate - $1,000
11th/12th Mousesports - $1,000
Quake Live
Cooller - $4,000
av3k - $2,000
strenx - $1,150
4th Cypher $750
5th/6th k1llsen - $500
5th/6th fazz - $500
7th/8th Spart1e - $400
7th/8th noctis - $400
9th/10th madix - $350
9th/10th tox1c - $350
11th GoHLinK - $300
Star Craft II
SjoW - $7,500
White-Ra- $3,500
DeMusliM - $1,800
4th Tarson - $1,200
5th/6th Socke - $800
5th/6th GoOdy - $800
7th/8th Kas - $500
7th/8th SarenS - $500
9th/10th ClouD - $400
9th/10th Naama - $400
11th/12th PredY - $300
11th/12th merz - $300
Counter-Strike 1.6
fnatic - $20,000
mTw - $9,500
Frag eXecutors - $5,500
4th Natus Vincere - $3,200
5th/6th Lions - $2,150
5th/6th Meet Your Makers - $2,150
7th/8th TCM Gaming - $1,500
7th/8th SK Gaming - $1,500
9th/10th forZe - $1,250
9th/10th esahara - $1,250
11th/12th alternate - $1,000
11th/12th Mousesports - $1,000
In addition to the prize money, the top 6 of Quake Live, the top 7 of Counter-Strike 1.6 and the top 4 of Star Craft II will qualify for the ESL Intel Extreme Masters Season 5 World Championship Finals to be held at ceBIT 2011, Hannover in the beginning of March.
Links: Article, ESL IEM5 EC
Coverage: Tek-9, SK Gaming, fnatic, Team Liquid, ESFI World, Fragster
Interviews:
with Cypher (by SK)
with spart1e (by SK)
with fazz (by ESFI)
with GoHLinK (by ESFI)
with Na'Vi Zeus (by SK)
duuh
why ESL should be allowed to make money with advertising on CF then?
PS: and dont show me now the filter or "Crossfire 3.2 - A Gaming Community" CF is ET!
How CF would look with 0 ET players?
look how buiseness men are acting in real live.
Of course the asshole community is gonna be all over you if you fuck things up and ignore the feedback, requests etc.
will be a good tourney to follow though as well as the 1.6!
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ONLY CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK
Sounds like they have finally sorted this server stuff out though so come on Spartie! :D
Was looking forward to watch some nice matches. Anyway, where were they online? I've searched for them and couldn't find a stream with cs 1.6 ...
You're the best!
but you can wathc the first and second episode at youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/IntelExtremeMasters
edit:
got it. episode 3, and i guess the next episode will be about kiev (with demuslim), has the following broadcasting schedule:
Eurosport2: 2011/02/24 at 8:30 p.m.
Eurosport: 2011/02/25 at 12:00 a.m. - 2011/03/11 (first rund + first replay)
he's first in group A :/
Weird thing is that it IS working for some ppl.
btw: the next matches should all be great :)
Cypher: Two guys – k1llsen and Av3k. They seem very tough to me.
Fragster: You do not think that Cooler is good enough to beat you?
Cypher: No.
http://www.fragster.de/de/esport/coverages/intel-extreme-masters/season-5/european-championship-finals-kiew/artikel/iem-kiew-ql-interview-english-cypher.html
Ouch.
who won?
blood run: k1llsen starts hitting his rails and really just outaims cooller
dismemberment: very even game until the last moments. k1llsen one frag behind and catches cooller with 20 secs to go or so. however cooller gets the frag and survives the fight with 1 hp
furious heights: again very even game. cooller in control for 8 minutes and 2-frag lead until k1llsen quickly ties the game. in overtime killsen goes to lead 20 seconds in. cooller ties the game with 40 seconds to go and afterwards takes the lead with an amazing lg+rail combo. killsen can't come back and cooller eventually wins by 2 frags
cooller - k1llsen demos: http://www.esl-world.net/masters/season5/kiev/quakelive/playoffs/match/21237154
So what happened?
Cooller won I guess?
hoping for major flamewar
There was no admin to pause to game (he was on the server but afk I assume) and neither strenx nor cooller paused.
The game was completely random now with those lags and cooller made his comeback.
With 27 secs left the admin finally paused and it was 6-5 in favour of cooller.
(if you ment it wouldn't change the game, how should they do the trick, to make it fair (same hp/armor/spawns)? assuming that they couldn't use that particular server.)
edit: oh, they're gonna recreate the whole situation D:
Last lan I could catch up by the time the grand final had to be played
it was unbelivable
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