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@redhotchilimist: Seems like you have anti airs down pretty well. One tip I would say is to be more patient, bronze players usually kill themselves by jumping in all the time and doing unsafe moves. Second tip would be to learn some easy combos that you can do consistently to punish unsafe moves or do after a jump in. Also, make sure theres a reason that you do a specific command, you seem a little anxious from your play.

If you're wondering where people stand with qualifying for Capcom cup, AceKingOffSuit breaks it down for Ddotesports. It concerns only american players only. That online win for Fchamp was actually really important for his qualification chances.

http://www.dailydot.com/esports/north-americna-players-qualify-capcom-cup/?tw=es

I reckon he is just going on holiday. I remember them referring to everyone but Brad taking days off after E3

Yeah, as a Karin player all of her specials can be punished in some way. I'd recommend watch that video just posted and also avoid throwing fireballs from just under full screen as she can do qcb+HP to go through. Once you play enough against Karin you might find shes kinda predictable

Runbow

I don't think it deserves a premium feature but it would be worth a quick look. It's a multiplayer platformer exclusive to Wii U, would recommend the colour master mode

@ajamafalous: Hmm yeah. Honestly people care way more about the lower tier teams in League because Riot funds the NA and EU regional leagues so getting to watch every game in the group stages I guess is more important than in TI I guess. I just like having a loser's and winner's bracket but it's alot of games to get through. Bo1 format can open you up to cheese strats, but Bo2 its better barometers since teams can adapt

Hey, I'm thinking about writing an article for Goldper10.com (A site dedicated towards creating e-sports content) about the upcoming League of Legends World Championship Format and just wanted a general background on how people feel about The International's format.

Currently, the League scene is split into regions (NA, EU, Korea, China and Taiwan). All regions have a separate league and the top teams from each region qualify for the World Championship plus two wildcard teams from smaller regions (Oceania, Brazil, Turkey, Japan). The groups are drawn into 4 groups of 4 and top two of each group qualify to the knockstage where it's double elimination Bo5.

I already know the format of the Interational so I just wanted to know whats the general feeling about it? Is it too much Dota? Do you get to see all the games? and Does the best two teams end up in the final?

Any information that you guys can give me is appreciated. Thanks!

I just actually played through the Destiny story for the first time today. I bought it a few months back and played a few hours and got bored. The game scratched the FPS itch that I had but not much more than that. The game (first 20 levels-wise) kinda lacks anything different from what i guess was in the beta. As for solo-ing it, you should be able to level through to 20 at least on your own, it just a little more bearable with other people. I kinda wish the classes were more unique and fun to play because that may have made me enjoy it more. As for content in the main game, its basically the story (8ish hours), strikes, patrols and the crucible if you're interested in the multiplayer. I played a bit after the story but it felt like grind since there was just strikes and patrols. Maybe I'm missing something that I haven't explored yet.

Kinda glad that happened. 2015 is stacked right now

I think it's pretty good. Played a few hours of advanced warfare and it seemed it was more catered to submachine guns. It's slowed down but the game better for it. Will have to see once the game comes out since UAVs are extremely powerful because no one has ghost (unlocks at 38) but so far its great.