GriMbar

GriMbar

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I support this feature wholeheartedly, how often have I tried to rally the troops for some nice game (not in this game) just to find out that we did not have enough guys at that moment. Being able to set some date x for matches ist just the thing guys like me need, I always set my matches a week ahead so everybody can get their things straight and hopefully show up on time. Rock on.

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Just because they allow foreign players to join if they wish to do so does not make the ESL a league that goes beyond europe. European TLD, European Timezone, European Subdivisions, no clarified international subdivision. I just checked my account after a long time of abstinence (I have been a premium user though I did not pay for the year) and all I could discover was invalid markup which is just not professional. The navigation is still cluttered and the ad-layout is far from optimi

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First of all: I like how you call the ESL international when it's european but that's a minor thing. Since there are no real international leagues worth a dime currently I would settle for inhouse leagues. I guess the Pantheon can be expanded for bracketed double elimination tournaments with some nicely organised fixtures and maybe even automatic replay uploading and stuff (sure possible if the developers wanna cater to this market). The prices would not have to be money, brag

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As much as I support the whole competitive factors of games there is one if not two major flaws in the OP's proposal. A ESL is possibly one of the worst leagues in existance right now. The navigation and clutter on the website is a joke, their established rules are a joke and their anticheat tool is on par with Punkbuster. B The thing with "every player has to benefit from it" sounds a bit like Paretos Principle. From my view only the good players should gain their thing out o

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