Update: The rest of the replays were released. Get them here. ASUS Cup WarCraft III is over. After a messy start, and a four hour delay the tournament picked up and finished up smoothly in an exiting series of games where Deadman managed to defeat Kemper (who sent him to loser brackets) in a two...
Update: The rest of the replays were released. Get them here.
ASUS Cup WarCraft III is over. After a messy start, and a four hour delay the tournament picked up and finished up smoothly in an exiting series of games where Deadman managed to defeat Kemper (who sent him to loser brackets) in a two BO3 series, winning his 7th ASUS Cup. In a row. Replays of both winnerbracket finals and grand finals can be found here. So far no other replays were released.
| 1st | 45’000 RUB | (~1’700 USD) | SK.apm70 | |
| 2nd | 35’000 RUB | (~1’300 USD) | gmc.Kemper | |
| 3rd | 25’000 RUB | (~930 USD) | fnatic.Xyligan | |
| 4th | 15’000 RUB | (~560 USD) | fnatic.Abver | |
| 5th-6th | 10’000 RUB | (~370 USD) | es4x.Neytpoh | |
| 5th-6th | 10’000 RUB | (~370 USD) | mouz.Titan | |
| 7th-8th | 5’000 RUB | (~185 USD) | es4x.SDMK | |
| 7th-8th | 5’000 RUB | (~185 USD) | es4x.Dollar |
And rent it is! The total prize pool for ASUS Cup Spring 2006 is a nice round number of 1’000’000 Russian Rubles (or ~37’000 U.S. Dollars), which surely will be enough to secure the immediate future of the victors in every discipline. But lets for a second focus on the game in question.
The money is five (yes, 5) times more then the last WarCraft 3 ASUS, which managed to raise only a puny 30’000 RUB prize pool, less than what a second place winner will take home this time.
Another thing that makes this ASUS special is how deep the money go, and how little the difference is from place to place. As opposed to tournaments such as WCG or WEG, where money usually cover only top 3 places, and the prize pool is distributed using the principle of multiplication by two, ASUS uses a model similar to ESWC, with 8 paid places and an as little as 23% difference between first and second prize money. Wondering why is that? Word to the manager of ASUS Cup series, Dmitriy 'c58’d1monn' Kuznetsov:
| Total Prize Pool | 150’000 RUB | (~5’500 USD) |
| 1st | 45’000 RUB | (~1’700 USD) |
| 2nd | 35’000 RUB | (~1’300 USD) |
| 3rd | 25’000 RUB | (~930 USD) |
| 4th | 15’000 RUB | (~560 USD) |
| 5th-6th | 10’000 RUB | (~370 USD) |
| 7th-8th | 5’000 RUB | (~185 USD) |
The money is five (yes, 5) times more then the last WarCraft 3 ASUS, which managed to raise only a puny 30’000 RUB prize pool, less than what a second place winner will take home this time.
Another thing that makes this ASUS special is how deep the money go, and how little the difference is from place to place. As opposed to tournaments such as WCG or WEG, where money usually cover only top 3 places, and the prize pool is distributed using the principle of multiplication by two, ASUS uses a model similar to ESWC, with 8 paid places and an as little as 23% difference between first and second prize money. Wondering why is that? Word to the manager of ASUS Cup series, Dmitriy 'c58’d1monn' Kuznetsov:
Very few are capable of placing in Top 3, but when it comes to Top 8 a lot of people stand a chance to get their money’s worth. This is completely different concept (then WEG): we either feed a selected few gosus, or give the taste of glory for amateurs striving for recognition... We also try to encourage people from other regions who spent money on traveling here to come.
Leaving out all the boring and really obvious things, here are the highlights:
The registration:
The brackets:
Loserbrackets: Best out of 1
Each player rejects a map until only one is left.
Second and third maps(if needed) loser picks.
The registration:
- Open(no preliminaries).
- Up to 128 players.
- 500 RUR(18 USD) sign up fee
The brackets:
- Double Elimination.
Loserbrackets: Best out of 1
| The maps: | |
| Gnoll Wood | Terenas Stand |
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| Lost Temple(RoC) | Maelstrom |
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| Twisted Meadows | Secret Valley |
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| Turtle Rock | |
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Second and third maps(if needed) loser picks.
When: May 28th
| Tournament Schedule | |
| 08:00-09:00 | Player registration and draw |
| 09:00-19:00 | Tournament launched |
| 19:00-19:30 | Grand Final |
| 19:30 | Award and closing ceremony |
Where: Moscow, Russia. Gaming center «4GAME»
«4GAME» –The first and the only gaming center dedicated to the needs of professional gamers in Russia. A two-story building complex conveniently located next to the AEC (All-Russian Exhibit Center) is the ideal setting for a high-scale e-sports tournament.
On the first floor you can find a cafe/bar for 60 guests and a unique "Cybersport-Arena." The "Arena" is composed of 10 computers located on an elevated stage and 10 plasma screens, which ensures that the spectators will not miss a single bit of action.
Three days have passed now since the opening of the center, and by now we have a lot more information then we had when Counter Strike coverage was being put together(you can read more about that here).
The official site have already been launched and with it a lot more information was released. Now we know that that the banner was infact lying, and there are not a hundred, but "only" 80 computers of the following specifications:
| Proccessor: | Athlon 64 3800+ |
| Memory: | 1024 Mb DDR400 PC3200 |
| Graphics: | nVidia GeForce 7800 GT |
| Internet: | 100Mbps |
Digital imagery also exploded all over the internet, exposing the very guts of the 4GAME gaming center.
Exhibit A: The Cybersport-Arena
Exhibit B: The Spectator seats
Exhibit C: The Stage
Cosy, modern, professional. All you can wish for. Except maybe better seats for spectators.
All images courtecy cyberfight.ru
ASUS Summer 2003
Warcraft first appeared in the third ASUS, back then being the only other discipline along with Quake 3. Back then it was hot, just out of the store game, a what was supposed to be a successor to the legendary Starcraft: Brood War. And the results speak for themselves- every person in top 6 has made a name for himself playing SC:BW.
| 1st | (orky)Asmodey | 200 USD + ASUS v9950 Ultra | |
| 2nd | c14'Maloy | 250 USD | |
| 3rd | FM.Ranger | 150 USD | |
| 4th | M19*BigMan | 100 USD | |
| 5/6th | SK.Insomnia | 50 USD | |
| 5/6th | FM.Assassin | 50 USD |
A Bulgarian delegation of Insomnia and DiDi8 visited this tournament. And although they did not succeed in the tournament itself, they performed brilliantly in a nationwar showmatch that was hosted right after ASUS was finished.
| Bulgaria | 2 : 1 | Russia | |
| Insomnia | 1 : 0 | BigMan | @ Turtle rock |
| DiDi8 | 1 : 0 | Soul | @ Turtle rock |
| DiDi8 + Insomnia | 0 : 1 | Soul + BigMan | @ Flood Plains |
ASUS Winter 2004
Patches, patches, patches! It was the period of imbalanced and fixes, and the picture turned upside down. Four humans in top 5 have changed into two on the bottom of top 6, signifying a slow and painful demise of human race. Ranger beautifully takes first spot, giving birth to the trend of ghoul-healing scroll undead. In final game against armor he superbly controls his army, bringing them back from the brink of death over and over again by what seemed to be an unlimited healing scroll, in the end losing only two ghouls. I’ll leave the flags out, as the top is all Russian this time.
| 1st | FM.Ranger | 300 USD + ASUS ATI 9800XT graphic card | |
| 2nd | vWeb.Armor | 350 USD + ASUS ATI 9600XT graphic card | |
| 3rd | xL^Pips | 200 USD + ASUS ATI 9600XT graphic card | |
| 4th | [pB]Karma.FM | 150 USD | |
| 5/6th | M19*BigMan | 50 USD | |
| 5/6th | vWeb.Flash | 50 USD |
ASUS Summer 2004
Skip one. The Frozen Throne is finally out and everyone is anxious to finally show off their skills, and to determine who is the best in this same, but oh so different game. But what is it? What is it? It's Deadman! It's Caravaggio! The new talents who are soon to become biggest Russian stars emerge, pushing the oldschool players back. Perfect balance is to be observed- one of each race in top 4.
| 1st | aT-Deadman.vWeb | 200 USD+ASUS 9600XT graphic card | |
| 2nd | 3wD.Karma-FM | 100 USD+ASUS A8V Deluxe MBoard | |
| 3rd | 3wD.Ranger-FM | 175 USD | |
| 4th | 64AMD*Caravaggio | 125 USD | |
| 5/6th | M19*pipS | 50 USD | |
| 5/6th | vWeb.Armor | 50 USD |
ASUS Autumn 2004
Name might have changed, but the results stayed the same. Deadman takes another ASUS victory. Cara follows right after, making it a 1-2 finish for 64AMD. The balance is gone, and so are orc players.
| 1st | 64AMD.apm70.vWeb | 250 USD + * | |
| 2nd | 64AMD.Cara | 100 USD + * | |
| 3rd | FM.aSSA | * | |
| 4th | [3wD]Flash | 80 USD | |
| 5/6th | SK.HoT.ua | 60 USD | |
| 5/6th | M19*Miker | 60 USD |
ASUS Winter 2005
The young Ukrainian elf star spreads his wings, placing second, only behind the invincible Deadman. Abver and Orangeman make their first appearance on the big scene. Nightelves dominate the tournament once again, and Flash is the last human standing, cornered, but fighting till death.
| 1st | 64AMD.Deadman | 7000 RUB (~260 USD) + * | |
| 2nd | SK.HoT.c-club | 3500 RUB (~130 USD) + * | |
| 3rd | [3wD] FlasH | 1500 RUB(~55 USD) + * | |
| 4th | RiF)Abver | * | |
| 5/6th | es4x.po1nt.ArsT | 2000(~70 USD) RUB | |
| 5/6th | Zebra_Orangeman.eT | 2000 RUB(~70 USD) |
ASUS Spring 2005
Flash is still fighting, defending the honor of his race, but he’s alone not for long, the help is coming. Deadman sports his new Schroet Kommando tag, and es4x clashes with eT for the right to be the best Russian clan.
| 1st | SK.apm70 | 10 000 RUB(~370 USD) + * | |
| 2nd | es4x.Flash | 7 500 RUB(~280 USD) | |
| 3rd | eT.Orangeman*Zebra | 5 000(~185 USD) RUB | |
| 4th | eT.M19-Miker | 3 500 RUB(~130 USD) | |
| 5/6th | es4x.Abver | 2000 RUB(~70 USD) | |
| 5/6th | es4x.Armor | 2000 RUB(~70 USD) |
ASUS Autumn 2005
You don't have to be a prophet to guess it. It’s Deadman winning his fifth ASUS title. Humans launch in invasion, occupying half of the top 6. Orcs are back, as pipS barely makes it into the money, giving hope to little green hearts.
| 1st | SK.Deadman | 12 000 RUB(~440 USD) | |
| 2nd | TmG)Caravaggio | 7 000 RUB(~260 USD) | |
| 3rd | play.Abver | 5 000 RUB(~185 USD) | |
| 4th | XyLigan | 3 000 RUB(~110 USD) | |
| 5/6th | es4x.Dollar | 1500 RUB(~55 USD) | |
| 5/6th | Arctica.pipS | 1500 RUB(~55 USD) |
The truth be told there is no intrigue. Ever since Deadman appeared on the horizon, no one has won. The only one who could possibly contest him, his teammate HoT is not in on the reservations list.
There are to date 98 registered players. But keep in mind that this only reserves and spot, and usually only around two thirds actually show up:
| # | Race | Nickname | City |
| 1. | ICT.RegTeFas | Moscow | |
| 2. | es4x.Crossnet.SdmK | Krasnogorsk | |
| 3. | Real | Moscow | |
| 4. | Point | Moscow | |
| 5. | Easyk[LDPR] | Monino | |
| 6. | SmileR/MeGA | Kirov | |
| 7. | CRueL. | Kursk | |
| 8. | RoW. | Moscow | |
| 9. | GhoST.MiV. | Moscow | |
| 10. | kotyaStiy. | Himki | |
| 11. | UNkaTE[off. | Nizhniy Novgorod | |
| 12. | JeroZ. | Moscow | |
| 13. | Fnatic.Abver. | Moscow | |
| 14. | Tcheslav. | Ivanovo | |
| 15. | Delly. | Moscow | |
| 16. | OoopS. | Volgograd | |
| 17. | MipT.Viggen. | Moscow | |
| 18. | td5.NutS. | Odincevo | |
| 19. | LanFan.Quai. | Krasnogorsk | |
| 20. | Alex. | Kalininets | |
| 21. | Delly. | Moscow | |
| 22. | FOXY. | Konakovo | |
| 23. | ecL)HackeR. | Kaluga | |
| 24. | Wa4A. | Moscow | |
| 25. | iDle.Dwc-vc. | Kiev | |
| 26. | Armor. | Moscow | |
| 27. | Fenya. | Dolgoprudniy | |
| 28. | Yalokin. | Moscow | |
| 29. | Caravaggio. | Moscow | |
| 30. | IQ-180^zelan. | Zelenograd | |
| 31. | SK^apm70. | Moscow | |
| 32. | C24'Moonman. | Kerch | |
| 33. | es4x.CrossNet.NapS. | ||
| 34. | Fabol0uS. | ||
| 35. | apply. | ||
| 36. | es4x.Crossnet.Spail. | ||
| 37. | FrenZy. | Kursk | |
| 38. | XyLigan. | Volgograd | |
| 39. | FanOfYoungBuck. | Zarechniy | |
| 40. | Onix]Poloska. | Krasnogorsk | |
| 41. | Alhont. | ||
| 42. | uTm.TYT. | Tambov | |
| 43. | M19*Miker. | St.Petersburg | |
| 44. | Filon. | Moscow | |
| 45. | Mg]Tereining. | Kirov | |
| 46. | es4x.Crossnet.Neytpoh. | Vladivostok | |
| 47. | kow3.big. | Barnaul | |
| 48. | es4x.Crossnet.Ginsash. | ||
| 49. | es4x.CrossNet.DoLLaR. | ||
| 50. | [3D]jedi. | Dmitrov | |
| 51. | Od1n. | Yahroma | |
| 52. | ecl.Avatar. | Moscow | |
| 53. | ew3f.vortex. | Moscow | |
| 54. | Snake[S2]. | Moscow | |
| 55. | LikethegOd. | Moscow | |
| 56. | Kuznetsov Maxim. | Penza | |
| 57. | Mouz.BenQ.GeiL.TitaN. | Rostov-na-Donu | |
| 58. | ShaHu. | Moscow | |
| 59. | Arx0nt. | Moscow | |
| 60. | Infernal. | Moscow | |
| 61. | gmc.KemPeR. | Izhevsk | |
| 62. | ddm. | Moscow | |
| 63. | ImpuLsive.auLe. | Moscow | |
| 64. | Kow3.Swen. | Moscow | |
| 65. | elfsaresux. | Vologda | |
| 66. | NiC.Crash. | Tver | |
| 67. | Tokar. | Moscow | |
| 68. | LanFan.Swip. | Moscow | |
| 69. | Mihan.mx5. | Moscow | |
| 70. | Jin. | Moscow | |
| 71. | gmc.keks. | Izhevsk | |
| 72. | nonameelf. | Tver | |
| 73. | FeaNiN. | Moscow | |
| 74. | ]S1nneR[. | Nizhniy Novgorod | |
| 75. | NiGhTIlluMiNaTe. | Moscow | |
| 76. | Ak-74.GR1N. | Moscow | |
| 77. | G-Craft.DestroX. | St.Petersburg | |
| 78. | G-Craft.FoxXx. | St.Petersburg | |
| 79. | MG.CuCoH. | Kirov | |
| 80. | Domin1on. | Naberezhnie Chelny | |
| 81. | Liveralli. | Moscow | |
| 82. | es4x.Crossnet.Cherep. | Moscow | |
| 83. | sWp.elfsaresux. | Zelenograd | |
| 84. | NiceDay. | Tver | |
| 85. | yMHuca. | Moscow | |
| 86. | m0by. | Tver | |
| 87. | Best. | Belgorod | |
| 88. | cyber.KotG. | Ivantsovo | |
| 89. | Lord^Legalas. | Odintsovo | |
| 90. | ecL)MeF. | Magnetogorsk | |
| 91. | MegaTrade.Satan. | Moscow | |
| 92. | G-Craft.Hex. | St.Petersburg | |
| 93. | Diprest. | Moscow | |
| 94. | Megatrade.CRueL | Kursk | |
| 95. | Lord^Den-superman. | Odintsovo | |
| 96. | Megatrade.BEST | Belgorod | |
| 97. | Hasu.iowa | Elektrougli | |
| 98. | Hasu.exQzme-. | Elektrougli | |
Grand Final
Loserbracket Finals
Winnerbracket Finals
LB Round 6
LB Round 5.5
WB Round 5
LB Round 5
LB Round 4.5
LB Round 4
WB Round 4
LB Round 3.5
Highlight Matches
WB Round 3
LB Round 3
Highlight Matches
LB Round 2.5
Hightlight Matches
WB Round 2
LB Round 2
Round 1
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : 0 ] | gmc.Kemper |
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : 0 ] | gmc.Kemper |
Loserbracket Finals
| SK.apm70 | [ 1 : 0 ] | fnatic.XyLigan |
Winnerbracket Finals
| SK.apm70 | [ 0 : 2 ] | gmc.Kemper |
LB Round 6
| fnatic.Abver | [ 0 : 1 ] | fnatic.XyLigan |
LB Round 5.5
| fnatic.Abver | [ 1 : 0 ] | mouz.Titan |
| fnatic.XyLigan | [ 1 : 0 ] | es4x.Neytpoh |
WB Round 5
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : 0 ] | mouz.Titan |
| gmc.Kemper | [ 2 : 0 ] | es4x.Neytpoh |
LB Round 5
| fnatic.Abver | [ 1 : 0 ] | es4x.SDMK |
| fnatic.XyLigan | [ 1 : 0 ] | es4x.Dollar |
LB Round 4.5
| Arxont | [ 0 : 1 ] | es4x.SDMK |
| ecl)Avatar | [ 0 : 1 ] | fnatic.Abver |
| fnatic.XyLigan | [ 1 : 0 ] | ecl)Hacker |
| es4x.Dollar | [ 1 : 0 ] | es4x.Koshey |
LB Round 4
| es4x.Naps | [ 0 : 1 ] | es4x.SDMK |
| ecl)Avatar | [ 1 : 0 ] | Point |
| fnatic.XyLigan | [ 1 : 0 ] | LanFan.Quai |
| cyber.kotG | [ 0 : 1 ] | es4x.Koshey |
WB Round 4
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : 0 ] | ecl)Hacker |
| mouz.Titan | [ 2 : 0 ] | es4x.Dollar |
| gmc.kemper | [ 2 : 0 ] | Arxont |
| fnatic.Abver | [ 0 : 2 ] | es4x.Neytpoh |
LB Round 3.5
Highlight Matches
| kow3.Swen | [ 0 : 1 ] | Point |
WB Round 3
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : x ] | swp.elfsaresux |
| ecl)Hacker | [ 2 : 0 ] | kow3.Swen |
| mouz.Titan | [ 2 : 1 ] | es4x.SDMK |
| MegaTrade.Cruel | [ 0 : 2 ] | es4x.Dollar |
| gmc.Kemper | [ 2 : 0 ] | Petrik |
| Arxont | [ 2 : 1 ] | es4x.Relige |
| fnatic.Xyligan | [ 0 : 2 ] | fnatic.Abver |
| MegaTrade.Best | [ 0 : 2 ] | es4x.Neytpoh |
LB Round 3
Highlight Matches
| kow3.Flash | [ 0 : 1 ] | idle.Dwc-vc |
| Armor | [ 0 : 1 ] | cyber.kotG |
LB Round 2.5
Hightlight Matches
| es4x.Naps | [ 1 : 0 ] | Runo |
| es4x.Ginsash | [ 1 : 0 ] | Delly |
| Yalokin | [ 1 : 0 ] | MegaTrade.Satan |
| Armor | [ 1 : 0 ] | Foxy |
WB Round 2
| SK.apm70 | [ 2 : x ] | cyber.kotG |
| Foxy | [ x : 2 ] | swf.elfsaresux |
| ecL)Hacker | [ 2 : x ] | FanOfYoungBuck |
| MegaTrade.Satan | [ x : 2 ] | kow3.Swen |
| mouz.Titan | [ 2 : x ] | Alex |
| Ghost.MIV | [ x : 2 ] | es4x.SDMK |
| MegaTrade.Cruel | [ 2 : x ] | ICT.RegTeFas |
| LanFan.Quai | [ x : 2 ] | es4.Dollar |
| gmc.Kemper | [ 2 : x ] | ecl)Avatar |
| Petrik | [ W.O ] | NiceDay |
| Arxont | [ 2 : x ] | ecl)MeF |
| es4x.Relige | [ 2 : x ] | Point |
| fnatic.Xyligan | [ 2 : x ] | es4x.Ginsash |
| fnatic.Abver | [ 2 : x ] | ecl)Censored |
| Stickman | [ 2 : x ] | MegaTrade.Best |
| es4x.Naps | [ x : 2 ] | es4x.Neytpoh |
LB Round 2
| Runo | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Filon | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| G-Craft.Destrox | [ 0 : 1 ] | Jin |
| Delly | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Snake[S2] | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Nic.Crash | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Frenzy | [ 1 : 0 ] | Shanu |
| MG.CuCoH | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Feanin | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| G_Craf.HEX | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Nightilluminate | [ 1 : 0 ] | Easyk[LDPR] |
| TiM | [ 0 : 1 ] | yMHica |
| Yalokin | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| idle.Dwc-vc | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Fenya | [ 0 : 1 ] | Armor |
| IQ-180^Zelan | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
Round 1
| SK.apm70 | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Runo | [ x : 2 ] | cyber.kotG |
| Foxy | [ 2 : x ] | Filon |
| swf.elfsaresux | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| ecl)Hacker | [ 2 : x ] | G-Craft.Destrox |
| FanOfYoungBuck | [ 2 : x ] | Jin |
| MegaTradeSatan | [ 2 : x ] | Delly |
| kow3.Swen | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| mouz.Titan | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Alex | [ 2 : x ] | Snake[S2] |
| Ghost.MIV | [ 2 : x ] | Nic.Crash |
| es4x.SDMK | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| MegaTrade.Cruel | [ 2 : x ] | Frenzy |
| Shanu | [ x : 2 ] | ICT.RegTeFas |
| LanFan.Quai | [ 2 : x ] | MG.CuCoH |
| es4x.Dollar | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| gmc.Kemper | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Feanin | [ x : 2 ] | ecl)Avatar |
| G-Craft.HEX | [ x : 2 ] | Petrik |
| NiceDay | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Arxont | [ 2 : x ] | Nightilluminate |
| ecl)MeF | [ 2 : x ] | Easyk[LDPR] |
| es4x.Relige | [ 2 : x ] | Tim |
| Point | [ 2 : x ] | yMHica |
| fnatic.Xyligan | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| es4x.Ginsash | [ 2 : x ] | Yalokin |
| fnatic.Abver | [ 2 : x ] | idle.Dwc-vc |
| ecl)Censored | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
| Fenya | [ x : 2 ] | Stickman |
| Megatrade.Best | [ 2 : x ] | Armor |
| es4x.Naps | [ 2 : x ] | IQ-180^Zelan |
| es4x.Neytpoh | [ 0 : 0 ] | BYE |
The spring season is coming to an end, and it is time once again to put away our pens and book packs and wipe that dust off your good old mouse and keyboard. The ASUS Cup is here.
It has been long six month since the last time we saw WarCraft 3 in the list of ASUS Cup official disciplines. The most recent Cup, ASUS Winter was dedicated solely to FPS genre, and it is certain the WarCraft players are hungry for money. With ASUS money coming in only twice a year (ASUS Summer 2005 was missing WarCraft 3 as well- in favor of one of its modifications, DOTA) the victory has become twice as important- hey, somebody got to pay the rent!
It has been long six month since the last time we saw WarCraft 3 in the list of ASUS Cup official disciplines. The most recent Cup, ASUS Winter was dedicated solely to FPS genre, and it is certain the WarCraft players are hungry for money. With ASUS money coming in only twice a year (ASUS Summer 2005 was missing WarCraft 3 as well- in favor of one of its modifications, DOTA) the victory has become twice as important- hey, somebody got to pay the rent!
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