Friday, February 26, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Asia Elite DotA League
A New DotA League
Many of you guys will know that DotAPride Asia is now dead. However, TekniqZ and SuppyCu have made a new DotA League called AEDL : Asia Elite DotA League! This is a great alternative for the now inactive DotAPride Asia. This League will only invite those teams that are well known internationally or nationally in the DotA scene for now. However, there will be a separate Amateur League that will be established later on, so please do keep an eye out for upoming announcements.
Here is a short interview and statement made by Tekniqz, Head Admin of AEDL.
QUOTE:
TeKniqZ, could you give us a formal introduction of yourself?
TeKniqZ :Sure, Im Sean 18 years old currently living in Auckland New Zealand and about to graduate high school.
Now that DP Asia is inactive, you are now creating a new league?
TeKniqZ :Yes, after DP Asia's shortcomings due to the hostbot issue, me and MCiTY^Suppy have decided to team up to give the fans what they want, which is high level DotA coming from the Asian sector, we feel that we can accommodate this need where DP Asia failed.
That sounds great, but you said high level DotA- what do you mean exactly and how can you measure and maintain this?
TeKniqZ :Well,first of all were taking as DP Asia did : all the top teams within Asia, all the biggest names will be there including the special invites to Nirvana.int and MYM from the U.S.A and European sector, these are household names and will all being playing regularly in the leauge. From the Asian sector we have cD, Ct, Aeon, Ks.My, Ftz.Asia fishnet and many many more bringing their skills to the table.
Also, we will have prizes which will keep players involved in the league. However we feel the competition between these teams will allow them to keep playing regardless of the prizes
Sounds like you're extending beyond Asia by involving European and American teams : how bad will the lag and delay be locally and internationally?
TeKniqZ :Since we are primarily using a local hostbot within Asia and Oceania the lag is relatively minimal, however we are striving to provide a U.S hostbot as well for the American and European players. Unfortunately the lag will be there. But given the circumstances we feel that teams such as Nirvana.Int and MYM enjoy playing against their Asian counterparts regardless of lag issues, creating very exciting games.
So when does this exactly start and how do amateur players get involved as well?
TeKniqZ :The profesional league will start by the 15th of March and we will focus on this for the first few months - only invited teams will be able to play. However we are considering an amateur league in the future, but for now we will see to the needs of the teams who are well known in the scene. We would love to open an amateur divsion however we must first focus on maintaining the profesional league, so we do not suffer the same fate as DP Asia. Eventually amateur players who make a name for themselves will be able to get vouched into the profesional division.
Thanks for the interview, any shoutouts?
TeKniqZ :Yes one to Chicken_fleet and one to big O aka Razer.Opio
TeKniqZ :Sure, Im Sean 18 years old currently living in Auckland New Zealand and about to graduate high school.
Now that DP Asia is inactive, you are now creating a new league?
TeKniqZ :Yes, after DP Asia's shortcomings due to the hostbot issue, me and MCiTY^Suppy have decided to team up to give the fans what they want, which is high level DotA coming from the Asian sector, we feel that we can accommodate this need where DP Asia failed.
That sounds great, but you said high level DotA- what do you mean exactly and how can you measure and maintain this?
TeKniqZ :Well,first of all were taking as DP Asia did : all the top teams within Asia, all the biggest names will be there including the special invites to Nirvana.int and MYM from the U.S.A and European sector, these are household names and will all being playing regularly in the leauge. From the Asian sector we have cD, Ct, Aeon, Ks.My, Ftz.Asia fishnet and many many more bringing their skills to the table.
Also, we will have prizes which will keep players involved in the league. However we feel the competition between these teams will allow them to keep playing regardless of the prizes
Sounds like you're extending beyond Asia by involving European and American teams : how bad will the lag and delay be locally and internationally?
TeKniqZ :Since we are primarily using a local hostbot within Asia and Oceania the lag is relatively minimal, however we are striving to provide a U.S hostbot as well for the American and European players. Unfortunately the lag will be there. But given the circumstances we feel that teams such as Nirvana.Int and MYM enjoy playing against their Asian counterparts regardless of lag issues, creating very exciting games.
So when does this exactly start and how do amateur players get involved as well?
TeKniqZ :The profesional league will start by the 15th of March and we will focus on this for the first few months - only invited teams will be able to play. However we are considering an amateur league in the future, but for now we will see to the needs of the teams who are well known in the scene. We would love to open an amateur divsion however we must first focus on maintaining the profesional league, so we do not suffer the same fate as DP Asia. Eventually amateur players who make a name for themselves will be able to get vouched into the profesional division.
Thanks for the interview, any shoutouts?
TeKniqZ :Yes one to Chicken_fleet and one to big O aka Razer.Opio
Those teams who played for DotAPride Asia will be also auto-invited to the new league :
XTC, Aeon.sg, DsD, Little
Aeon.my, Kingsurf, Inc excello, ftz-asia
RUBIK, MCiTY
cD, ftd, CH, EHOME, XFY
Axis, rdigi, rdigi2
Dtrust, TZR
Mineski
err0r
Starsboba
MYM
Nirvana.int (Formerly known as Blight.int)
Those who would like more information about this league, do not hesitate to contact TeKniqZ or onevoice.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Chinese New Year 2010
Happy Chinese New Year 2010: The Year of the Metal Tiger – This year, the first day of the Chinese New Year has landed on February 14th (which also happens to be Valentine’s Day). Chinese New Year is China’s most important holiday, a joyous occasion complete with days of feasting, giving gifts, decorating, spending time with family, well-wishing, and celebrating the New Year. This is the Year of the Tiger.Sunday, February 7, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Mars CyberZone Tournament 2010 Result
Team MaDNet Outlawz I played with as manager/player role in Sarawak DotA scene and the supports from friends and allies. We will surely do our best until the end! Achieving Top 3 and furthermore aiming for Champion record nationwide!
DAY 1
Outlawz WIN Rv|G
Outlawz WIN Kinki
Outlawz WIN CozeeII Anything Lah
DAY 2
Outlawz WIN CozeeII F.Final
DAY 3
Outlawz WIN Gizmo Gaming M|x
(Winner Bracket's Final)
Outlawz LOSE Gizmo Gaming M|x
(Winner Bracket's Team VS Loser Bracket's Team Final #1)
Outlawz WIN Gizmo Gaming M|x
(Winner Bracket's Team VS Loser Bracket's Team Final #2)
As to summarize, my team has around 6 WINS 1 LOSE overall and became the champion for MARS Cyberzone Tournament 2010 under sponsor of Mad.Net at the moment. To record overall three days , I have listed the match required to claim the champion title based on Best Of Two with my team leading 1 - 0 in winner bracket finals and then 2 - 1 with a round loss at grand finals. Not just this, KODE5 & CM Storm online tournament that I've checked-in is another epic to watch as you witness MaDNet Outlawz in action! Stay tune for the next!
It's a record in Sarawak for getting the deserved champion record over Sibu/Kuching tournament with team Outlawz lately in the new year. I'm proud to say this is the history record that'll be shown for years to come. Keep it up!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Storm the Front
CM Storm has announced the third season of Storm the Front and this year, it features DotA.
Famous Call of Duty 4 tournament, Storm the Front has announced the third season of the tournament with a surprise to all DotA fanatics as they add DotA into their game list.
With its authentic prizes provided by the organizers, the competition is looking to attract 512 world class teams from all around the globe to join in the fun.
The registration will begin on the 1st of February and will be ending on the 13th of February. Matches will run weekly and the tournament itself lasts from February to May. The first matchday of this series will start on February 15, 2010 and run through to February 28, 2010.
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