The CaseKing 5on5 ET Tournament by Team Decerto
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3 Aug 2011, 21:48
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News
This event is going to have 5 ZOWIE G-RF mousepad as prize, kindly provided by Caseking. The prize goes to the winner of the big final and we will cover all shipping costs. We mean to start with 16/32 team, but then this event has no limit, so everybody is welcome to take part of it.
The ZOWIE G-RF is the perfect mousepad for gamers who prefer an oversized surface with medium friction. We recommend this pad to gamers using low to medium sensitivity who want increased precision with every move with their mouse.
The RF mousepads are made of cloth, where the fibers are woven tightly. The methods and treatment used by ZOWIE makes the surface water-resistant and increases the lifetime and durability of the pad, as the tight fibers helps to reduce regular wear and tear of the surface.
As gamers and other professionals is often using their computer for an extensive period of time, it is important that the comfort is in top. The G-RF and P-RF mousepads has 4mm thickness for that added comfort that allows extended usage throughout the day or night.
The Tournament
Date: August 16th, 2011
Start Time: 20:00 CET
Number of Teams: 16/32+
Format: 5 on 5
SLAC: Mandatory
Sign Up: HERE
Team Information: HERE
Cup Admins: deCerto|ShAdOw, deCerto|mikeh and deCerto|baq
The Rules
• Players banned at ClanBase or ESL are banned from this tournament.
• Every participating team have to provide demos.
• Siding is allowed in all maps.
• All proven cheats will lead to team disqualification.
• At least two players from each team must idle at #team-decerto @quakenet.
• If any team is absent for longer than 15 minutes, the opponent team will be granted a forfeit win.
• All players must use SLAC and Linux/MAC users not allowed.
• All complaints are to be reported to the tournament admins at Team Decerto’s IRC channel.
• At least one member of each participating team must be able to click the “LIKE” button at our facebook page and must leave a comment to specify which team is he representing - Team Decerto FB
• ALL teams must provide contact information using the following forum thread.
Map Pool
• karsiah_te2
• adlernest
• supply
• radar
• sw_goldrush_te
• bremen_b3
http://www.crossfire.nu/?x=forum&mode=item&id=41065#comment1169858
lol what? pls what is this, for what do you need that?!?!
(well depends on what 'much' means for you, but there are far more than 10 mio fb users in germany)
(marketing, and if you don't have facebook - creating a fake account on a website is REALLY hard^^)
Sadly we can not respond for their acts and all we can do is to hope for the best in your case. But then this cup have nothing to do with Xtream Hosting and Caseking is known for their good service and top quality products. Not mentioning they are linked to one of the best retailers in Germany which is Gamersware.de.
im going to sign up but i do not have 5 players yet :)
:D:D:D
What if the players in that team prefer to keep their social life outside of ET? Shorely this would jeopardize it.
It's not, normal thing when it comes to eSPorts, noone of ur real life friend wont give a fuck bout u liking it + u can removie it from ur wall, learn to use facebook really.
simple way:
like fb site
remove from wall & hide
profit
noone sees it, u dont even have to see it, got it?
now, mind telling me how can anyone have any problems with that.
It shows up to others on news feed and recent activity, and history of that persons activity. Even if you comment, like or unlike.
People can have problems with that, if they dont want to associate there social life with esports. May not just be that, but they may not want other players from this community to see there facebook profile/pictures whatever.
To get back on topic: if you don't have a problem with something, but you think somebody might have, it's probably best to let those speak about their own problem themselves instead of trying to word it out for them.
Imagine there's going to be beef for dinner. You voice your concern "if any Hindu is coming for dinner, they can't eat this" and the beef is therefore thrown away and replaced with worse food. No Hindus ever show up and the beef was wasted, even though none of the eaters ever had a problem with it.
Well, your example is highly unlikely to happen randomly. You would only voice your concern if it was foreseeable for a "Hindu" to come for dinner, not just random and out the blue.
Im just voicing that its a stupid rule to have for a one day cup, because people may feel uncomfortable with it, if they want to voice their own opinions, they can, but so will I, even it is for others.
and good luck ;d
You actually have to have an agreement from facebook to add that point there. Other than that, it's against the law of facebook. Seen lots of prized stuff cancelled because they didn't have the deal with fb (even from known companies).
https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=200378816641665
Good look with the cup
As it is stated in the facebook rules, we are not breaking any rule by asking you all to like us in facebook. The comment part of the rule is not meant to get more comments in our wall, is simply to control which teams are complying with the main part of the rule, as we can not know what team are you part of based on your name.
There is a certain point of truth among the fact that some people might not like the idea of making a VERY LITTLE effort and actually clicking the "LIKE" button, but then you all need to understand that as much as we like to host this kind of events in order to help the different communities we support grow, we as organization need to perceive some sort of benefit out of it. Asking you to like us in facebook is obviously a marketing strategy, although no everybody might understand some of the basic principles of marketing in general.
What for some people might result "stupid" for us is a way to grow supported in the communities we gladly have became part of. And for those with a very limited point of view and boxed ideas, you may need to keep in mind that you are not doing it for free in some sort of way, as you have an even chance to win something out of simple action.
Is hard to support communities in general, but it is even harder when the members of these communities have a very negative attitude and go around setting "STOP SIGNS" to themselves.
Hope this clear out our reasons to ask you what we think is a minimal effort, and so we expect to count with your kind support for this and future events.
Thank you very much for your time.