Hola :P
Moved from Australia to Santiago in July, and when I first got here I remember looking online for info about chilean tf2, and I think I found http://www.teamfortress.cl , but of course I am a clueless gringo who can't speak Spanish, so I didn't really find anything out.
Anyway, I have noticed some Chileans here, so I figured I would just ask whether someone could explain what's going on in chile, whether there is a league, or whatever. Not really interested in playing, but it would be cool to watch some Spanish casts or something if anything like that exists.
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Hola :P
Moved from Australia to Santiago in July, and when I first got here I remember looking online for info about chilean tf2, and I think I found http://www.teamfortress.cl , but of course I am a clueless gringo who can't speak Spanish, so I didn't really find anything out.
Anyway, I have noticed some Chileans here, so I figured I would just ask whether someone could explain what's going on in chile, whether there is a league, or whatever. Not really interested in playing, but it would be cool to watch some Spanish casts or something if anything like that exists.
Moved from Australia to Santiago in July, and when I first got here I remember looking online for info about chilean tf2, and I think I found http://www.teamfortress.cl , but of course I am a clueless gringo who can't speak Spanish, so I didn't really find anything out.
Anyway, I have noticed some Chileans here, so I figured I would just ask whether someone could explain what's going on in chile, whether there is a league, or whatever. Not really interested in playing, but it would be cool to watch some Spanish casts or something if anything like that exists.
follow the north american scene. you understand english AND we have the best players in the world (proven at i46). i'm pretty sure that the south american scene is nowhere near as strong as the north american scene. there are south americans who play in north american tf2 leagues such as tragic and hooli.
follow the north american scene. you understand english AND we have the best players in the world (proven at i46). i'm pretty sure that the south american scene is nowhere near as strong as the north american scene. there are south americans who play in north american tf2 leagues such as tragic and hooli.
I already follow the NA scene silly, I am just interested.
I already follow the NA scene silly, I am just interested.
migameko.tv did some TF2 casts in spanish in the past but I think they only do CS nowadays...
migameko.tv did some TF2 casts in spanish in the past but I think they only do CS nowadays...
vile's words are true, that's one of the reasons I'm trying to get into esea this season.
But nevertheless!, there are leagues going on in Chile right now, DamnKeto can help you out, he's been in and around those for years. I don't think we have casts tho, but there are some interesting tournaments indeed.
Most chilean 6s teams usually sign up for chilean, argentinean and brazilian leagues, so you might want to follow those scenes too. There are also some Chilean pug groups too.
vile's words are true, that's one of the reasons I'm trying to get into esea this season.
But nevertheless!, there are leagues going on in Chile right now, DamnKeto can help you out, he's been in and around those for years. I don't think we have casts tho, but there are some interesting tournaments indeed.
Most chilean 6s teams usually sign up for chilean, argentinean and brazilian leagues, so you might want to follow those scenes too. There are also some Chilean pug groups too.
But nevertheless!, there are leagues going on in Chile right now, DamnKeto can help you out, he's been in and around those for years. I don't think we have casts tho, but there are some interesting tournaments indeed.
Most chilean 6s teams usually sign up for chilean, argentinean and brazilian leagues, so you might want to follow those scenes too. There are also some Chilean pug groups too.
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