Wargaming.net has announced the Wargaming.net League North American Season 5.
You'll be able to watch the event live on the Wargaming.net League North America Twitch page starting December 9.
Wargaming is thrilled to announce Season 5 of the North America Wargaming.net League will officially kick off on Dec. 9, 2014. The upcoming season will incorporate the new 7/54 Attack Defense mode which will challenge top World of Tanks contenders with an all new battle format and create an even more exciting experience for teams and spectators.
Season 5 will come to an explosive end at the Finals in San Francisco on March 15, 2015 with a prize pool of over $171,000. Among the top contenders for the title are the defending Season 4 Champions #RU, now transformed to become RUlette, fan-favorite S.I.M.P., and newcomers Full Potato, I Love Lamp and Penguin Mafia. These and many other teams will fight mercilessly over the next few months to determine who will face off in the finals and win the $75,000 first place prize.
“We expect Season 5 of WGLNA will be the most exciting yet,” said Mohamed Fadl, Global eSports Director Wargaming. “With the newly implemented Attack/Defense mode and a prize pool of over $171,000, the competition is going to be more intense than ever. Some of our most talented teams will be competing over the next few months to prove they have what it takes and we cannot wait to crown the ultimate World of Tanks champion at the Finals in San Francisco.
Season 5 will come to an explosive end at the Finals in San Francisco on March 15, 2015 with a prize pool of over $171,000. Among the top contenders for the title are the defending Season 4 Champions #RU, now transformed to become RUlette, fan-favorite S.I.M.P., and newcomers Full Potato, I Love Lamp and Penguin Mafia. These and many other teams will fight mercilessly over the next few months to determine who will face off in the finals and win the $75,000 first place prize.
“We expect Season 5 of WGLNA will be the most exciting yet,” said Mohamed Fadl, Global eSports Director Wargaming. “With the newly implemented Attack/Defense mode and a prize pool of over $171,000, the competition is going to be more intense than ever. Some of our most talented teams will be competing over the next few months to prove they have what it takes and we cannot wait to crown the ultimate World of Tanks champion at the Finals in San Francisco.
You'll be able to watch the event live on the Wargaming.net League North America Twitch page starting December 9.