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Next week WCG enters center stage as players from around the World will meet in San Francisco. This event isn’t just special because of the nature of country versus country play but also because this is the first time the WCG will take place outside of Korea. USA will host the event and with the rest of the World looking to break Korea’s back-to-back medal count title, winning every WCG so far. Step one will come tomorrow as WCG announces Groups. Next week WCG enters center stage as players from around the World will meet in San Francisco. This event isn’t just special because of the nature of country versus country play but also because this is the first time the WCG will take place outside of Korea. USA will host the event and with the rest of the World looking to break Korea’s back-to-back medal count title, winning every WCG so far. Step one will come tomorrow as WCG announces Groups.
In a break from the normal, WCG will announce its groups for all games September 29th, Tuesday 2pm-5pm PST. WCG has always done group selection on the first day of the five day event; this year is October 6th-10th. As of now the CS groups will consist of three teams of 16 groups’ total. WCG has informed GotFrag that there are 50 teams from different countries currently signed up but this number should change as visa issues begin to take effect. The importance’s of group selections is pretty obvious but even more so this year. Previous year’s groups had USA (3D), Canada (EG) and Czech (nEph) all in the same group. All three teams were seen as possible top 10 hopefuls. This year with only the top team from each group of three moving on to singe elimination group selection will be that much more important. Also all WCG games are randomly drawn to create an even playing field which means any three teams could possibly matched together. Known list of teams attending WCG
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More info can be found in this news post on Schroet.com
http://www.sk-gaming.com/scenenews.php?id..
close to top 5 - m19 and astralis
What if 3d, sk, mibr,cnn, goodgame, attax, titans, 4K all in same group?
HEAVEN FORBID THERE IS N3GRO IN THE WORD
Im looking forward to seeing what some of the lesser known countries have to offer, should be a good watch. COME ON 4K! but i'd like to see CNN having a good showing too.
My best bet at a top 5, in no real order, is: SK, mibr, 4K, CNN, Titans. Hmmm, I dunno, its so hard to tell who'll do well.
Any1 know how good the Korean team is?
and in korea they only play cz, so i think they have a chance at top 8.
i want to see a underrated team win this!
|A|C|I|D| for WCG
yay!!
;p!
Where did you get the list of "known attendees" ?
I'm from team "NET" from Israel, but we are not attending WCG...
No Israeli CS team attends WCG, only UT2004, WC3 and FIFA.
If you could give me info kerr@012.net.il
Norway: eXcellence
Astralis to win WCG
also, last years group of death also had f-zer0, so yeah just thought id mention that.
Thisa WCG seems to have a lot of Groups and less teams playing. I think they should do it like ESWC did, naming high seeds so no good teams would have to be eliminated in the first round. If midway is right, and they put SK and 3D on the same group, that would be extremely stupid.
i guess i was the only one to find that last part funny.
much less play cs
forgot go italy even though the computers here are terrible
Germany won the overall title in 2003, followed by Chinese Taipei I think.
Korea finished 3rd. The Korean exhibition game (i don't remember the name) result were not included in the official medal count. Korea loosing 2 or 3 medals.
a team that cant get main playoffs is representing their country
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