If esea picked up crossfire(Save the community)
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stop with these esea cf threads they have looked into it and it will never happen if you care that much about competitive video games play a game that takes skill
edit: i should have read ur whole paragraph before i flamed but seriously play a half challenging game that can be supported by third party clients, because esea cannot save this terrible game. -
SketchTape wrote: »stop with these esea cf threads they have looked into it and it will never happen if you care that much about competitive video games play a game that takes skill
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EDIT, Saw your edit, that was mean of me i sowwy
2nd edit: I thought you were someone else, nvm -
SketchTape wrote: »stop with these esea cf threads they have looked into it and it will never happen if you care that much about competitive video games play a game that takes skill
Your dumb kid. The point Erick is making is that competitive CF needs to expand. ESG was announced to launch early 2012, then Summer 2012. Look where we are, little 10k prizes for single elimination tournaments. Moss/Growler as an Anti-cheat is un-reliable, recordings can stop, some people have FPS issues, all around WOGL was the best try so far.
ESEA is a stretch, but again its an idea. Could we bring ESL back and have a working client? Where teams can scrim ON client, while the client is Active. As a competitive community I feel we all need to work together to find a solution. I would not mind paying $7/month for a working client, for you fat boys that's a Burger and Fries.
I support this idea, and would contribute to help start a new league, or ESG if its serious.
-RALF -
Isn't possible/isn't worth it.
Since esea's client won't work in crossfire anything good about esea is out the window. Therefore worthless.
also it'll never happen =D
It's possible they could modify. But hey, what do i know! Plus it's worth a shot, the worst answer we can get is "no". Am I right? -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=DiQRTFm3uUQ#t=76stastylime33g wrote: »I'm as serious as they get, bro. -
IF ESEA picked up crossfire and the anti-cheat worked with the game, I don't see how that wouldn't increase the popularity of the game. IF the popularity increased, then people could pay for premium memberships and a pug system could be established.
I don't think that it necessarily has to be ESEA that picks up the game, but a legitimate anti-cheat needs to be created and kids like ck and tastylimes need to be banned from not only the game, but the forums as well. They benefit the community in no way, I don't understand why they haven't been banned yet. Before I get off topic, let me stop.
I feel that if an organization was created, similar to what esea does for counter-strike and what not, and just held SIMPLE leagues, it would benefit the community and the game in numerous ways. No need for these innovative tournaments that ESG plans on hosting. Simple, regularly-occurring, leagues with a solid anti-cheat would suffice.
I do support this thread. -
IF ESEA picked up crossfire and the anti-cheat worked with the game, I don't see how that wouldn't increase the popularity of the game. IF the popularity increased, then people could pay for premium memberships and a pug system could be established.
I don't think that it necessarily has to be ESEA that picks up the game, but a legitimate anti-cheat needs to be created and kids like ck and tastylimes need to be banned from not only the game, but the forums as well. They benefit the community in no way, I don't understand why they haven't been banned yet. Before I get off topic, let me stop.
I do support this thread.
Well said.
I support this thread; Doesn't hurt to give it a shot
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There are a lot of organizations that look into crossfire and like what they see, but repel because of the how "bad" the community is. I think that the lack of respect and negative vibe this community has is making them turn their heads around. I don't think anyone like ESEA will ever be interested in this game unless the competitive community will grow the f***k up.
I (and hopefully everyone else) support this thread and maybe someday this game can become what everyone wants it to be. -
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You guys realize that ESSA pretty much wanted nothing to do with this game when it was a title for WCG USA qualification? No point in being delusional.
Just a few numbers for you guys.
TF2 has 664 League players. 664*$29=$19256
SC2 has 236 league players. 236*$8=$1888
TF2 has $12780 in prizes.
SC2 has $5000 in prizes.Your dumb kid. The point Erick is making is that competitive CF needs to expand. ESG was announced to launch early 2012, then Summer 2012. Look where we are, little 10k prizes for single elimination tournaments. Moss/Growler as an Anti-cheat is un-reliable, recordings can stop, some people have FPS issues, all around WOGL was the best try so far.
ESEA is a stretch, but again its an idea. Could we bring ESL back and have a working client? Where teams can scrim ON client, while the client is Active. As a competitive community I feel we all need to work together to find a solution. I would not mind paying $7/month for a working client, for you fat boys that's a Burger and Fries.
I support this idea, and would contribute to help start a new league, or ESG if its serious.
-RALF
Uh FGC has nearly $1k USD in prizes.ESEA would never pick up a free game... Crossfire start charging us to play please
TF2 is a free2play game.IF ESEA picked up crossfire and the anti-cheat worked with the game, I don't see how that wouldn't increase the popularity of the game. IF the popularity increased, then people could pay for premium memberships and a pug system could be established.
There is no way for a pug system without dedicated servers. So get that idea out of your head.I don't think that it necessarily has to be ESEA that picks up the game, but a legitimate anti-cheat needs to be created and kids like ck and tastylimes need to be banned from not only the game, but the forums as well. They benefit the community in no way, I don't understand why they haven't been banned yet. Before I get off topic, let me stop.
It's been done before. People just make alts and cause even more trouble.I feel that if an organization was created, similar to what esea does for counter-strike and what not, and just held SIMPLE leagues, it would benefit the community and the game in numerous ways. No need for these innovative tournaments that ESG plans on hosting. Simple, regularly-occurring, leagues with a solid anti-cheat would suffice.
I do support this thread.
The reason ESG is doing the innovative tournaments is it is on the only way they could draw in capital. With out funding there are no prize pots, it's pretty straight forward.
Typically 3 types of prize pots:
1) Buy ins - The players pay fees into a pot
2) Out of pocket - Organizers provide the prizes
3) 3rd party - Someone else provides the prizes wanting something in return
The problem here is people are wanting leagues to have cash prizes. You have to accept the idea of leagues without prizes. People played CAL forever with no motivation other than internet prestige.Your dumb kid. The point Erick is making is that competitive CF needs to expand. ESG was announced to launch early 2012, then Summer 2012. Look where we are, little 10k prizes for single elimination tournaments. Moss/Growler as an Anti-cheat is un-reliable, recordings can stop, some people have FPS issues, all around WOGL was the best try so far.
ESEA is a stretch, but again its an idea. Could we bring ESL back and have a working client? Where teams can scrim ON client, while the client is Active. As a competitive community I feel we all need to work together to find a solution. I would not mind paying $7/month for a working client, for you fat boys that's a Burger and Fries.
I support this idea, and would contribute to help start a new league, or ESG if its serious.
-RALFIsn't possible/isn't worth it.
Since esea's client won't work in crossfire anything good about esea is out the window. Therefore worthless.
also it'll never happen =D
Just wanted to point out that my esea-open team is better than yours. nanana boo boo
http://play.esea.net/teams/62042
Anyways, if everyone paid $20 a season to play in a league we could probably have ~$1750 in prizes.
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