Stats - Could be taken care of with sizzling stats or something similar. It wouldn't be the exact same experience, but I think we could make it work just fine.

Match scheduling - ESEA's match scheduling is absolutely nothing to speak of. It's mediocre. If something unfortunate happens or two teams just can't agree on a day within about four days, then it's either a forfeit or a coin toss. Sick system.

Pugs - Never used.

Scrim servers - Seldom used.

Forums - Never used.

Admins - l0l.

Support - Submit a trouble ticket.

I'm not really pushing to stay with ESEA or to go elsewhere, but making league support a point for trying to convince someone to stay with ESEA is just not that great.

The part about supplying tournament computers was the only possible issue. It's definitely doable, but I would need to look at the costs and see what can be done.

The only other possible idea is to try to do this at a LAN center. A bunch of good tournaments have happened this way in games such as Call of Duty, Counterstrike, and Day of Defeat.

cookies and cream master race

I'm 100% positive this can happen as long as we have enough people that care for it to happen and are willing to go through with it. I'm very willing to help out with this process.

I manage the tournaments of the GXL LANs in PA if we wanna come to the east coast. ;0

this guy showed up with his team to the recent GXL LAN, l0l.

and he was one of the winners in the CS:GO gungame tournament!

TIME TO GIVE BACK THE PLASTIC TROPHY

How about you return my $50 while you're at it?

Beat me to it

I really can't imagine this being anything but Fallout related.

I've met quite a few people here who like fighting games, and I've gathered some interest in going to EVO 2014. It's in Las Vegas during July 11-13. That's quite a while from now, but this gives everyone a bunch time to practice and get plane tickets / other transportation situated. We will split hotel rooms and such. If you have friends interested in going, it's fine if they join the group as well. Join the group if you're interested:

www.steamcommunity.com/groups/evo2014tftv

Also, registration is open: http://evo.shoryuken.com/registration/#

We play a few times a week in SF4 lobbies.

I went to EVO 2011, and I can tell you for the spectator experience alone, it's definitely worth it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cj9kl5BqWU

this is wonderful

it was pretty okay for the past week, now it's cold as fuck and snowed a little in south jersey

winter sucks

I really wanna know what "league level players" he talked to.

There are only about three I remember, all around the age of 11. I used TheFragile when I was about 13.

Solidsnake (One of my very first aliases, lol. SORRY MANNY.)
^_^ (No one knew how to pronounce this, not even myself.)
i-own-you (I was one of the best online at NHL Hitz Pro, so apparently I had to let everyone know.)

Holy fuck yes, I'm coming back.

I've been playing a bit more lately. Quake 3/Live CTF is the best shit in the world, but I enjoy duels, too.

If we got in-house 4v4 CTF, I would spray cum everywhere.

http://www.quakelive.com/#!profile/summary/TheFragile

During the eighth grade, I was doing in-school suspension for some reason that I will never remember. At some point, someone threw up. Janitor gets called, he starts cleaning it up, etc. While that is happening, the kid in front of me is getting a little annoying. I was kinda friends with him, but he was still annoying lol. Eventually, I said something like "shut up before I smack your bald head" to the kid in front of me (he had a shaved head, he wasn't a cancer patient or anything l0l). It wasn't a malevolent statement, because we were joking with each other for a while.

Welp, after I said that, janitor turns around and said "I heard what you said" and walks out.

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Janitor walks back in with principal, points at me, and says "He called me fat and bald."

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I get suspended for five days.

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