Setting the Scene
For those of you who have had your heads in the proverbial sands over the last few days, you might be interested to know that Corsair, foremost proprietors of PC Cooling equipment, RAM, PSUs and now gaming peripherals have announced a $10,000 Call of Duty 4 cup. No, that is the correct number of zeros. Ten THOUSAND dollars have been put up for grabs in the Corsair Vengeance cup, celebrating the release of their new Vengeance peripheral line.
Corsair Vengeance Cup: Prize Breakdown:$6,000
$3,000
$1,000
It goes practically without saying that this is one of the biggest opportunities this game has had in quite some time. Add this to a string of promising announcements such as Epic LAN picking up CoD4 and more events from the team behind the Adroits CoD Masters and you will notice that CoD4 is really on the rise. But this announcement, surely to be received in adulation has instead been met with no small amount of criticism. In this article I want to address some of that criticism and assuage the community's collective conscience concerning the event. Man I'm good at alliteration.
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Hope cod4 will be better and better ;D
sup ukesa lmao hahahhaha
Good read, totally agree with everything you spoke about, even though it is a shame that thee is no LAN envolved
Cu germans
sup ukesa lmao hahahhaha
Is that a closet, or an unused storage room in a restaurant?
edited 2011-09-23 21:09:22
pm me if you want to and actually will watch demos of the matches
use tzac at all times
do not play or affiliate with cheaters
etc
i got a few
Good read anyway
God it was good.
edited 2011-09-23 20:38:43
While I do not really see any use in Facebook, companies seem to think differently. There was no direct link in the original post to the Corsair Facebook page, so here it is: http://www.facebook.com/Corsair?sk=wall
1 of of these will be randomly picked and get a SteelSeries SteelKeys 7G Keyboard. Sponsored by::: Goingeweb.se
www.facebook.com/regret.esports