QuakeCon 2014 QUAKE LIVE Duel Masters

I think that method just means the top tier players will be a lot sharper than the lower tier/group players come elimination rounds. Also mixing lower tier group players with higher tier players means they get more time/exposure to top tier players which can only help them improve.

Having all the lower tier players face each other in before facing any of the top tier in elimination is like warming up on an F|A jaymod server and then expecting to be on a level play well vs idle.ee.

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3 years, 11 months and 8 days

Think this says alot.

Also u honestly thinking that ql is alive is hilarious.. Yeah there is some shitty cups running every now and then with the same 20 players pool being there past 5 years for a easy money


Ps. twitch.tv has 60 viewers live on quakelive
Pss. Will be funny to see if Quakecon ql final gets even 5k viewers
Psss. Every FPS game apart from CS:GO is dead and done, thats just a fact.

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ET is still active enough for shit like this to be worthwhile, just need more people willing to do it and more acceptance and appreciation from the community for those who do step up and contribute.

Are u serious? Past 2-3 years u've been lucky if u get a proper opponent to prac before official game, thats how active it has been. I could say its been dead since 2010 more or less ( turned into mix teams only pretty much )

Oh, I get what you mean. Though I do think that's not that unexpected. I've always had a lot of respect for people who put in a lot of effort to provide content and other gaming related work. I've stepped up in other games back when I was still serious about these things, but at a certain age I just couldn't always bother anymore. Last thing remotly constructive I did was to write a guide for Guild Wars 2, but besides that I'm glad that I have nothing else going on. I had a lot more free time early on when I was studying.

I think that goes for a lot of guys, both in ET and Quakelive. You get older, you still like gaming but you are not as compelled and fanatic about it as before Your priorities change and you start to actually become more of a casual player. You'd expect a younger generation to take over and for some games, that happens. Some games have a constant influx of new and younger players. I don't think Enemy Territory and Quakelive are games that appeal to the masses so much that they still constantly get new players. Maybe Quakelive more than Enemy Territory.

It's a shame really, games like these built esports, but they don't seem to always appeal that much to a younger generation.