The news came when cP's stand in captain, Neill 'Clipse' Roelofse stated that the team would be dropping out the league due to ADSL problems as well as the teams captain PossibLe being physically ill for some time now. When asked about the team dropping from the league, he stated that the team had already 'technically' stopped even before leg 4, and that the team just decided to enter to have some fun.

It must be said that cP also underwent some lineup changes a few weeks before the team shut down, the first casualty was Johan 'Las' Van Eck who left the team due to personal reasons, then long time substitute and initial stand in for Las, Ricardo 'wink-E' Rebolo was dropped from the team, and lastly " Petrie 'kgs' Koegelenberg left the team to join up with Pantheon.

The team then recruited ex c7e players, Andries 'NEUT' Jacobs, Eddie 'sNaKe' Viljoen and Warrick 'fr0st' Noble in order to try and restore cP to it's former glory but it was too little too late.

The former cP lineup was as follows:

Trevor 'PossibLe' Rebolo
Neill 'Clipse' Roelofse
Andries 'NEUT' Jacobs
Eddie 'sNaKe' Viljoen
Warrick 'fr0st' Noble
De Wet 'SpN' van der Merwe (Reserve)

96 Players have registered to participate, in what should be a cracker of a tournament! Angry African, Dreamer and Shase are amongst the usual participating players. Mint's Starcraft II players George 'Kreeflewer' Bence, Bevan 'LegOlas' van Wijk as well as Marius 'Stripe' van der Merwe will be participating, as well as other Mint players who usually represent Mint in other games, such as our call of duty players Timothy 'KrimZoN' Woolley and AJ "Ginshank" van Rensburg, counter-strike players Travis 'azterix' Coppin and Robert 'Hazzard' Botha and last but not least Kline 'Zound' Moralee co-founder of Mint.

Unfortunately Mint's Starcraft II star Ryan "Avokodo" Quevauvilliers, will not be able to participate today, due to personal reasons. We hope to see him in the next tournament.




We wish all participants the best of luck!

"The site we created was a fun side project which has grown exponentially. It has only been live for 2 weeks. Any way with the great response and the need for a site for Starcraft 2 to cater to the SA players we made it public. We introduced the competition Demolition Expedition with only 32 spots for 1v1 plays, thus far an amazing response. We will also live stream the final match event on our site thanks to Livestream.com. Our sponsors have given us great prizes including gaming hardware (gaming mouse and Razor pads) and ADSL accounts (10GB, 5GB, 3GB) for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. If the tournament is successful we will introduce more 2v2, 3v3 and FFA matches. We also have plans to grow our sponsored prizes, if this competition proves to be successful.

This site is for the community by the community where we bring whatever news we can to our readers and fans and hear what they want in order to build the site the way they like it."

Prize update:

- To spice things up a bit, ISP Sponsor Cybersmart have upped the prize, the three winners, 1st (10GB) 2nd (5GB) and 3rd (3GB) can use their data CAP account for one month, however if they move their ADSL line over to Cybersmart them they will get that amount that they won every month free for the rest of their lives. T&C’s apply.

Further details:

Site url: fugenIT
Tournament: Demolition Expedition
Tournament runs 11-09-2010 | 12-09-2010
Entries are now open and close 09-09-2010

One cannot help but think if Valve are trying to make the game more 1.6 like, effectively making the game a little more complex and competitive but might just make the game unenjoyable for the everyday gamer.

Updates to the Counter-Strike: Source beta:

• Reinstated ammo cost.
• Added client ConVar cl_autobuyammo ( default 7 ) which determines how much ammo to attempt to buy with guns.
• 1-7: The ammo buttons in the Buy menu are hidden. ConCommands buyammo1 and buyammo2 are still active.
• 0: Ammo is not automatically purchased and the ammo buttons in the Buy menu are visible. They now buy single ammo boxes.

Group stages are set to start at 3PM on Saturday the 4th of September, while the Single elimination matches will be starting at the same time (3PM) on Sunday the 5th of September.

The tournament is going to be run via the European Battle.net server. So if you are thinking of participating please ensure that you own the EU version of the game, otherwise you will experience problems and will most likely not be able to compete.

Tournament Structure:

• 24+ Entries = 4 groups, 6+ players each, bo3. Top 4 from each group proceed to the 16-player bracket, Single Elimination, best of 3.

• 32+ Entries = 8 groups, 4+ players each, bo3. Top 2 from each group proceed to the 16-player bracket, Single Elimination, best of 3.

• 48+ Entries = 16 groups, 3+ players each, bo3. Top 2 from each group proceed to the 32-player bracket, Single Elimination, best of 3. In the event of each group having 6 players, all further registrations will be on stand-by.

• Seedings will be taken from previous PolarfluKe tournaments where needed.

• The groups will be made available on Saturday between 2 and 3 pm.

Prizes:
1st – R700.00 cash
2nd – R300.00 cash


Players have until 12:00 on Saturday the 4th of September to register for the tournament.
To register please click HERE and submit your application.

For further information fluKe and Alcardu from PolarfluKe can be be reached via IRC (/join #polarfluke), or via Battle.net (Alcardu, Code: 599 | fluKe, Code: 855)