The Future of Crossfire.

hlve

If you compare the competitive community of crossfire to that of counter-strike, they aren't COMPLETELY different.

In every league in counter-strike, there different divisions of skill, usually open, intermediate, main, and invite (from CAL). As sad as it is, most of the people that post on these forums are in the main/invite tier of competition in this version of the game. Right now, there are not enough teams for crossfire to get picked up by a legitimate league. If you take a look at cevo-open for counter-strike, which is dying, there are still at least 25 teams. I'd be shocked if a crossfire league could get 25+ teams.

The whole point of the skill tiers is so that once a team proves themselves in a lower division, they are able to move up and compete on a higher level. One of the main problems with this in crossfire would be that teams rarely live through an entire season, so every time a team starts over, they are put back in open, and have to re-prove themselves (which makes sense).

Yes, teams change, and new players come and go, but everyone in this game needs to find a small group of players, and play with them for a long time. That's the only way any team is going to get better, and that would surely increase the competitive scene in this game. I mean, how many teams can say they've been playing with the same people for 1+ years, sadly, very few.

futiLeNN

Not enough teams.