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| MoTW 2006.06 | 06 of February 2006 02:23 PM |
Posted by:flothefreak  We are fast this week, and we are as fast as the Map Of The Week 2006.06 is in its gameplay: It's all about the interesting concept of... Romanov%20Standoff1.2(p).jpg) Romanov Standoff is just as unique as its name. This 2player-spacemap mainly draws attention because of the rich and precious triple expansion island which will definetly attract every greedy player out there on the battle.net. However, it is not an island map, and thus, there will also be a lot of fighting around the standard expansions on the bottom half of the map. We are waiting for YOU fighting some battles on it, so do not hesitate! But take care you do not get sucked into the black hole in the mapcenter! Finally, you can drop a comment here, or just download it here to post your replays here. Overall, the map is truly worth a try. The expansion layout on the whole map is nothing but outstanding; and as this is combined with a pure sense of originality, Romanov Standoff is out MotW 2006.06. | |
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| MotW 2006 05 | 01 of February 2006 01:23 PM |
| Posted by:Starparty Presenting the MotW 2006.05:  Well since im making the newspost, i will take the liberty of choosing the map :P The fight was between this map and doing the dying this week, however i believe doing the dying is confusing since flo overkilled the tileramp concept on it. Neo Strawberries is a 2 playermap with the little more unusual size 96(w)x128(h). It has an nearby expansion blocked of with a neutral building and a more standard natural just below the ramp. noname also used the bridge tiles (the one with stripes on them) to create a unbuildable asphalty area in the center. Overall the map feels very straightforward and with a reasonable amount of different paths you can harrass in many different ways. If you like this map, check out its mapthread to download or post a comment on it. Also beware that this is 0.4, thus not a final version, and updates might be made on short notice. Congratulations noname: MotW 2006.05 - Neo Strawberries! | |
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| Headoff G.I. User Maps Tournament 02 | 29 of January 2006 02:50 PM |
Posted by:LGI  So the second Headoff G.I. User Maps Tournament was played. And here is the whole story from the start to the final. Part one:  Part two:  Final:  From all the 16 players that were registered, all bulgarians, Makaveli[BG], Me_mYsTiCaL, Xs-Sup3rSlab and eSu.TechnicS didn't showed up. eSu.TehcnicS send a player to replace him, and that was [TF]...Unique who won vs the winner from Headoff G.I. User Maps Tournament 01 - virus_protoss 2:0. This time the problems were less, but we still got one big problem, that we will fix in our next tournaments. nF_ChaNcE (the winner in this tournament) in round two, had to play vs PlayTrance (known as hS)TSL[NS]), but they both had probles because hS)TSL[NS] got proxy, and nF_ChaNcE didn't had real IP. So the match was impossible to be played :( . I actually don't know what happened, because i didn't have Internet connection that time, but nF_ChaNce won this match without gaming... So the first game in the final was on Memory Cell by trcc. nF_ChaNce played as terran with 261 apm and win easy in 15 minutes game vs PAIN who played zerg with 286 apm. The score was 1:0 for nF_ChaNce. The second game PAIN pick the first map from the map pool and this is Space Lotus 1.1 by Starparty. nF_ChaNce was terran again with 244 apm, and PAIN was zerg again with 263 apm. The game was short again. Only 12 minutes. But those 12 minutes were enought for nF_ChaNce to win again vs PAIN. So the final score was nF_ChaNce 2:0 PAIN and nF_ChaNce won 25 euro + showmatch vs Mireille. The replay pack can be found in the "Files" section of the site. Or you can just click here | |
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| Worldwide Invitational | 26 of January 2006 05:12 PM |
Posted by:Starparty  As you know, BLizzard had revealed that theyre holding a new event in Korea, much like BlizzCon. 8 players have been invited to the tourney: The brackets They have also revealed the maps for the event, and it seems that both Nightlight by boongee and S ignal by trcc will be used in the event. Again, another step towards world domination! :) /sp Visit gg.net for a more detailed newspost. http://sc.gosugamers.net | |
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| * MotW 2006.04 * | 24 of January 2006 07:34 PM |
| Posted by:flothefreak After a long discussion about the MOTW 4/2006 we finally picked the winner: Nautilus%201.1(n).jpg) Quite a surprise to some people, because it is actually an older map by the known mapper Travin who once again takes a MOTW-Trophy for his night table ;). The map Nautilus is designed for 4 players and offers - beside a great stylish look, of course - an interesting gameplay and the scaring feeling of being very close to your enemy. If you are too lazy for dropping a comment in the mapthread or if you just want to start playing on it immediately, try the direct download! If you have some cool gamnes on it, just drop a few into the uploader right in the mapthread! Congratulations to Travin, your map (4)Nautilus 1.1 is MOTW 2006.04! Addition by Starparty: For those who didnt know - GRC-DeathLink won the latest SPRMC with his (6)Eon Blue Apocalypse. you'll find that map here --> to the mapthread | |
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