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TeamLiquid with a brand new shiny StarLeague
TeamLiquid, more known for their hardcore Korean Pro Starcraft coverage have now made a step forward and will host the second biggest Starcraft tournament for the non-Korean world.
By Raivo 'stormm' Streistermanis
Mar 31, 2008 15:10
TeamLiquid, more known for their hardcore Korean Pro Starcraft coverage have now made a step forward and will host the second biggest Starcraft tournament for the non-Korean world.TeamLiquid StarLeague is officially the second largest Starcraft event for non-Koreans after World Cyber Games. With a 10 000$ prize purse it will not only attract the best European/American players, but also the "casual" Starcraft fans.
To get a share of the 10 000$ you have to be qualified as one of the final sixteen players. To qualify you simply have to sign up and download the ICCup launcher with maps. After, you just have to start playing the ladder and rank from #1-17 or #17-48 in order to advance to the next stage. The top 16 finishers will gain an auto slot in round 2 whilst the next 32 will have to battle in bo3 matches to advance.
TSL Ladder Rules
To get a share of the 10 000$ you have to be qualified as one of the final sixteen players. To qualify you simply have to sign up and download the ICCup launcher with maps. After, you just have to start playing the ladder and rank from #1-17 or #17-48 in order to advance to the next stage. The top 16 finishers will gain an auto slot in round 2 whilst the next 32 will have to battle in bo3 matches to advance.
TSL Ladder Rules
"You can feel free to play whoever you want (not just other TSL players). You can also reset as many times as you wish. Complaints will be handled through the normal iCCup complaint system.
* You must use ICCUP's Anti-Hack Launcher for every game.
* Smurf accounts
You must create an account with your known ID in it. Do not take this request lightly. If we find out you have been smurfing in any way, you will be disqualified. If you are worried about which ID you should use or whether this rule applies to you, ask Manifesto via private message.
Since all accounts must be new, we recommend gamers use a TSL- tag with their name. Ex. TSL-Nony, TSL-FakeSteve. If you find someone else using your known name, PM Manifesto.
If you feel that not smurfing gives you an unfair disadvantage, you must appeal to Mani. We will then give you a predetermined smurf name. Failure to do this will lead to disqualification.
If you want to change names, you must inform us.
No exceptions.
* You MUST create a new account. No old accounts.
* No transferring of stats.
* No hacking or abusing. Again, all ladder games must be played with ICCUP's anti-hack launcher.
The question on everyone's mind is "will previous hackers or abusers be allowed to play?" There will be no outright ban on previous hackers or abusers.
However, we reserve the right to ask everyone that qualifies for the Top 48 to comply with safety checks, for example installing an external anti-hack program of our choice and/or recording an FPVOD. If you do not fully comply with ALL of these requests, you will be disqualified and we'll just take player #49. It is that simple.
* No multiple or shared accounts.
* No Korean IP addresses.
* No letting others play on your account.
Penalties for violating rules include disqualification, ban from all future TSLs/TL.net events, ban from TL.net, and death."
* You must use ICCUP's Anti-Hack Launcher for every game.
* Smurf accounts
You must create an account with your known ID in it. Do not take this request lightly. If we find out you have been smurfing in any way, you will be disqualified. If you are worried about which ID you should use or whether this rule applies to you, ask Manifesto via private message.
Since all accounts must be new, we recommend gamers use a TSL- tag with their name. Ex. TSL-Nony, TSL-FakeSteve. If you find someone else using your known name, PM Manifesto.
If you feel that not smurfing gives you an unfair disadvantage, you must appeal to Mani. We will then give you a predetermined smurf name. Failure to do this will lead to disqualification.
If you want to change names, you must inform us.
No exceptions.
* You MUST create a new account. No old accounts.
* No transferring of stats.
* No hacking or abusing. Again, all ladder games must be played with ICCUP's anti-hack launcher.
The question on everyone's mind is "will previous hackers or abusers be allowed to play?" There will be no outright ban on previous hackers or abusers.
However, we reserve the right to ask everyone that qualifies for the Top 48 to comply with safety checks, for example installing an external anti-hack program of our choice and/or recording an FPVOD. If you do not fully comply with ALL of these requests, you will be disqualified and we'll just take player #49. It is that simple.
* No multiple or shared accounts.
* No Korean IP addresses.
* No letting others play on your account.
Penalties for violating rules include disqualification, ban from all future TSLs/TL.net events, ban from TL.net, and death."
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I like this rule ;D
44 matches in 36 hours? XiaOzI is not just playing around here.