QUOTE(jackalope @ Oct 9 2007, 05:24 AM)
With only two css tourneys in malaysia this year so far and they were won by cs 1.6 teams, more so they were both mix teams that were formed just to play the particular tourney. So much for so called pure css only teams.
I heard that fusion refused to train with any other team that was gonna take part in cgs cause they were so afraid that their precious source tactics would be revealed. Their 1st team lost to a 2nd rate cs1.6 team that had only played source for less than 10 hours ...
Its 2005 all over again. 2 years later, fusion are still online superstars. Guess somethings never change.
Let's see how many tourneys have Fusion joined so far... WCG2005 and the ACG Invite. If we could beat an experienced LAN team with only 2 previous tourneys, I think the LAN team had 'more to lose'. But don't let it be said that we didn't learn anything. It's true that online skills are not meant for LAN. It also goes to show that Source isn't that hard to adapt. Admittedly, we don't and cannot train as hard as most LAN teams. I heard that fusion refused to train with any other team that was gonna take part in cgs cause they were so afraid that their precious source tactics would be revealed. Their 1st team lost to a 2nd rate cs1.6 team that had only played source for less than 10 hours ...
Its 2005 all over again. 2 years later, fusion are still online superstars. Guess somethings never change.
Here're the things that wont' change - Fusion is a gaming community. We have a forum for gamers of all ages and interests. We help other Source clans to have a place to discuss their stuff and provide servers to train in. We hold gatherings frequently to get to know one another. We accept the defeat as it is and we will continue to participate in Source tourneys in the future.
If you think you can do better, you're more than welcomed to try.
Oct 9 2007, 09:33 AM

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