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Made in Brazil and g3nerationx have confirmed their participation in CGS Region 2 Championship. With the CGS announcing Rio de Janeiro as one of the two Latin American team cities, g3x and mibr feel this to be a great opportunity to participate in a CGS Championship. However, neither sides will be at their best, as Lincoln “fnx” Lau of g3nerationx and Bruno "bit" Lima of Made in Brazil saw themselves unable to participate in the event due to age restriction. While g3x will use current manager Alessandro "Apoka" Marcucci, 2006's ESWC champion has opted for Jorge “Jorginho” Elias. Meanwhile, Made in Brazil confirmed that it has not practiced for this event and that it does not plan on switching games to Counter-Strike: Source. "None of the players that will be at the event representing MiBR play CS: Source," Leandro "chataum" Loiola, manager in Made in Brazil, told GotFrag.com. "We were invited by the Latin American organization and we accepted the invitation, it will be a great experience, and if our team is chosen, we will practice a lot for the final championship. "If we are selected in the draft, we will become a CGS team and play Counter-Strike: Source, and we will create a new Counter-Strike: 1.6 team with other players." |
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User Comments
On top of that, mibr is screwed. No no fnx and no bit.
Age restrictions in the CGS are really stupid. They should at least allow for parental consent like REAL jobs allow.
good.
From www.mibr.com.br
"A grande novidade ficará por conta do primeiro contato da equipe com o CS:Source, já que nenhum dos jogadores nunca sequer treinou para este jogo."
translating... 10%... 20%... 30%... 40%... 50%... 60%... 70%... 80%...90%... 100%... 110%
"The big news are that this is the first time any member of the team plays CS:S, none of them have ever practiced for CS:S"
but anyways I dont care about that teams
and by the way, jorginho FLASH MASTER
But what about the rest of the world?
The Team from Brazil will have to wait until december every year to play?
The teams outside US will have to have a cotract? anual payment?
Or they will just play the grandfinals for the prize money?
#1, they will need to play source, yes. And after CGS Grand Finals?
They cannot play any other 1.6 tournament, like shg open, that is iin the beggining of the year? they'll have to just play source everyday with no competition near?
... =[
basically CGS will only allow mibr to go to certain source tourneys....
meaning no more 1.6 for them
Obviously it also may mean mibr knows something about the future of 1.6 that we dont
Former army5 players Fernando “Chapeca” Telles and Bruno “rivetti” Rivetti will play for g3x.
[b]"If we are selected in the draft, we will become a CGS team and play Counter-Strike: Source, and we will create a new Counter-Strike: 1.6 team with other players."[/b]
Some of you people need to learn to read an article in its entirety.
edit: Although granted, Luis Mira also needs to learn to not contradict himself within his own article (referring to the fifth paragraph), and thus confuse the easily confused readers on gotfrag.
that is all
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