MLG: San Diego: Hall of Champions

Gyo · #1 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 00:00

Un evento más de MLG que no deja ver una competencia que lleva a los jugadores a los limites, aquí el texto proveniente de MLG, me da un poco de flojera traducir todo, así que desempolven el Ingles sin barreras o acuerdense de los cursos de Ingles en el Cri Cri!(kinder garden) xD

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MLG San Diego was a pioneering event that pushed the boundaries of competition and reshaped many peoples’ expectations. In the Halo 3 competition, we saw the seeds planted in the Meadowlands by a new field of competitors bloom into a vicious series of upsets and tense matches that saw many of the most established teams fall to the rising stars of the Halo 3 world. Fresh-blood teams such as Instinct, Triggers Down, and Classic firmly staked their claim on the scene, while other teams such as Believe the Hype and Fatal Images shocked onlookers with their herculean feats to finish in the Top 8.

However, the real story here was Str8 Rippin, who rebounded off their rocky start at MLG Meadowlands to completely dominate San Diego, taking the high road through the bracket and hardly losing a game on their way to the Championship Title. Str8 Rippin is barely recognizable from the team we saw a mere month ago, and this is a team that should no doubt be feared and respected as the gold standard for Halo 3 competitors.

Jaws dropped across the nation as Final Boss suffered their earliest ever exit from a tournament, taking 7th place and failing to reach the Championship Match for the first time in their team’s history. Fans are waiting with baited breath to discover what Final Boss will do in the wake of their disappointing finish—but a team of this caliber can never be counted out, so watch for them to strike back with a vengeance in Orlando next month.

San Diego’s World of WarCraft competition marked the dawn of a new era in MLG’s ever-expanding world. MLG’s first foray into PC Competition was a fabulous success, with nearly all of the world’s best teams in attendance. Frag Dominant took no prisoners as they ousted higher ranked teams and fan-favorites alike on their way to MLG’s first PC Circuit title. With literally hundreds of thousands of people tuned in to the live broadcast from over 100 different countries, it’s clear that WoW is here to stay and we can only expect it to get more intense as the season progresses.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 saw its debut on the MLG Pro Circuit, which was met with brutal competition and enthusiastic fanfare. MoB RAGE plowed their way to the top of the podium and set the bar for play that all others must now work to reach. However, the season is young, and there are thousands of hardcore Rainbow Six Vegas 2 pro-hopefuls who will be looking to oust them in Orlando.

The following pages hold a listing of the prize money winners from MLG San Diego. While they are basking in the spotlight now, these faces will become burned in the minds of the competition who will be gunning for their positions at the next event. Congratulations to all of the prize winners from MLG San Diego!

Posiciones

Primer lugar: Stre8 Rippin
Premio: $20,000 dolares

Segundo lugar: Instinc
Premio: $12,000 dolares

Tercer lugar: Triggers Down
Premio: $8,000 dolares

Cuarto Lugar: Carbon
Premio: $5, 600 dolares

Quinto Lugar: Classic
Premio: $ 4,000 dolares

Sexto lugar: Believe the Hype
Premio: $ 2, 800 dolares

Séptimo lugar: Final Boss
Premio: $ 2, 000 dolares

Octavo lugar: Fatal Images
Premio: $1,600 dolares

Me impresionó no ver a Final Boss entre los 3 primeros pero ya ven así es esto, habrá que esperar el próximo evento que se llevará acabo en Orlando del 11 al 13 de julio.

Saludos..=)

espartan1047 · #2 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 08:55

tienes razon donde quedo el boss??
estara escondido, ya noes buscando a nemo es buscando al boss

Lestat · #3 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 09:26

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Originalmente publicado por espartan1047

tienes razon donde quedo el boss??
estara escondido, ya noes buscando a nemo es buscando al boss

No es que "¿Donde quedo el Boss?"
Despues del primer torneo MLG, Final Boss se dejo de conectar para practicar, y cuando volvio a practicar fue para prepararse para las panamericanas WCG, ya que ellos ganaron en USA y van a representar a su pais en este torneo, y si no estoy mal informado el premio final que ofrece la WCG es mayor a la que pueden ganar en un evento MLG.
Dejar de entrenar + Entrenamiento para 2 torneos = FB 7mo Lugar en MLG

lord Sephiroth · #4 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 14:20

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Originalmente publicado por Lestat

Despues del primer torneo MLG, Final Boss se dejo de conectar para practicar, y cuando volvio a practicar fue para prepararse para las panamericanas WCG, ya que ellos ganaron en USA y van a representar a su pais en este torneo

con razon, pero a mi concept es mejor representar a tu pais en un mundial q ganar un campeonato local y psss q lastima pero los del boss se enfrentaran con la garra latina jejeje

T1 · #5 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 15:37

claaroo yo sabia que Str8 Rippin DOMINARIA

yo decia que era str8, td , instinct

pero fue str8, instict, td...

pobre Final Boss... Str8 #1 seed.

link T07 · #6 (**permalink**) 16-jun-2008, 19:06

estubo bien q haya ganado Str8 Rippin la verdad jugaron muy bien, ayer me la pase viendo todo el dia la MLg de raimbow jejejej y tambien de halo3. lastima mis favoritos eran finnal boss pero ps estubo emocionante la verdad.

saludoz

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