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QuickScope is on the lookout for some more writers over the next few weeks to help us deliver some quality content from articles to prediction pieces, and help fill the site with a lot more than what is currently on offer. Quickscope is a "community driven" news website determined to "break the mould" and deliver you quality coverage of events such as EDCSSL, KGL, ESL & the iSeries and other events that concern the wider Counter Strike Source Community. We are looking for people to help write coverage for ESL Premier League, ESL EAS-1st Division, various KGL events, and events from theSGL & UNGL. We also need people to help cover offline events like epic.NINE & i45, as we need people to help dedicate some time to covering these events. If you feel you are interested in such a duty, then read on. Source: Click HereIf you want to become a news writer, or want to do an article every so often then send an email my way gumpster[at]pro-css.com and I will get you on board with QuickScope. Thanks Gumpster |
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We haven't even got to insomnia45 yet, and Multiplay have already decided to release the insomnia46 Tickets, only 500 of them so far to be sold. They explained it as "helping people with their budgets in and around Olympic's Year and so on". The Official Statement read:That’s right! We have opened up ticket sales for insomnia46, which is being held on 24th – 27th August at the Telford International Centre. We know that many of our customers can only attend one insomnia event a year and have enquired about purchasing these tickets earlier. With the extra strain of the Olympics on travel and accommodation this year, especially in the summer months, we wanted to give our customers ample time to make arrangements. The earlier you book, the cheaper things are, that also applies to insomnia. We are releasing the first 500 tickets for insomnia46 at the earlier bird discount of 30%, that’s only £64.40!Head over to the tickets page to book today. So if any Ministry Of Darkness Teams are looking to book for i46, then I would do it now. |
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This is a new article I have recently written about the State Of Affairs within the UK Counter Strike Source Scene, and what has happened with it. Generally it is an article that is talking absolute nonsense however there are some good points that I'd love to see people get discussing about and seeing where and how we can do things slightly better. This is the ultimate problem facing UK eSports as a whole, communities in general have actually disappeared. I know this may well be a criticism leveled at Rasta, but I can remember when Rasta could send 6 teams to each of the iSeries events, along with 10 - 20 spectators each event, the same for Twisted Play. Rasta have been expanding accross the world but have forgotten their true roots in the United Kingdom, and whilst yes they have a currently fantastic Rasta.Xd side, they also lack many other sides who can go to LAN and support each other. Twisted Play used to use the iSeries events as a way to get drunk, and have lots of fun as a community. We have lost a whole host of communities, and a community spirit to stick together and have a bundle of fun. People may point out that we all move on, or time gets the best of us, you may well be correct, but whole communities? Really? Source: Click Here for full read!Of course, flame, comment, share, read, have a giggle at it, etc etc. |
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