TEK9 Draft powered by i3D.net

TEK9 networks along with i3D.net is pleased to announce the return of the Call Of Duty 4 drafts in association with Vita Nova.

Below is all the relevant information that you need to know for you to take part:

For those people who have never played in a draft before, I will give a quick run down of the basic principle behind it:

80 players join ventrilo (the ventrilo info will be given 30 mins before the draft starts.) 16 team captains are picked. The team captains then pick 4 players to be in their team. The 16 teams then battle it out in a knockout format to reach the grand final.

If you want to participate in the Call Of Duty 4 draft then follow these simple instructions:

- You must be on #tek9 @ quakenet.
- The draft will be hosted on Tuesday 29th June.
- Ventrilo information will be given out at 18.30 GMT (19.30 CET).
- Team picking will begin at 18.45 GMT (19.45 CET).
- The matches will begin at 19.00 GMT (20.00 CET).

The maplist is as follows:

Round 1 - mp_crash
Round 2 - mp_strike
Round 3 - mp_backlot
Final - mp_citystreets

The admin for the event so far will be:

Will "wizinium" Hunter

Big thanks to Robert "Bobert" Hill for helping me tonight and fixing the servers. Also to all the support staff at i3D.net who have done a great job on the servers!

If there is any questions you can find me at #tek9 or #vita-nova under the name tek9|wizinium. So good luck, have fun and I hope to see you there.

Statement from Will "wizinium" Hunter, Operations Manager at Vita Nova: "I am extremely happy to be bringing the drafts back to the community. It has been along time since I have hosted one and with such a demand for them, it's great to see them back. For all the people who haven't played in the drafts before it is a great way to meet people and make a name for yourself in the scene and it also alot of fun! I will hopefully be bringing more drafts to you each week depending on how popular this one is! I hope to see everyone getting involved tomorrow night and I will see you there! Big thanks to i3D.net for making the drafts possible.