Amped eSports continues their series of interviews with managers of top professional gaming teams. For this session, the manager of the CPL Winter 2004 victor, Team NoA, Gary "Siege" Sanchez, is in the spotlight.
AmpedNews: Recently we have witnessed the split in the Counter-Strike community with Counter-Strike 1.6 and CS: Source. As of right now The CPL will be holding CS: Source tournaments, while ESWC will remain CS 1.6. No one knows if both of these events will work closer together so we don't see a split in the community, but if things remain as is what event will your team be attending and why?Click here to read this fine interview.
We will most likely be attending ESWC for CS 1.6, unfortunately CS: Source — although it has the word "CS" in its name, is not comparable to Counter-Strike as we know it. It's a completely new game — that has been completed and still has too many issues in it to be used on a professional competitive level. The decision to use CS: Source in the upcoming Summer CPL before a season of CAL has even been completed seems pretty negligent in what the competitive community deserves.
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