Difference between revisions of "QNC WB Quarter RUB-RUA"
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| + | Nice and very close games. Russia B had to play with a slight ping disadvantage. The score in The Abandoned Base was very close from the beginning, SS clearing red armor area nicely, however [[xpr]]'s solid Quad-runs decided the end of the game. | ||
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| + | In e1m2 Russia B had worse start, they had to get on their feet which they pretty much managed to and they made the scores close again. In the deciding fights for the yellow armor Russia A was more lucky surviving those and won this game. | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 20 June 2008
Introduction
- Competition: Quake Nations Cup
- Round: Winners bracket quarterfinal
- Match:
Russian National Team A vs Russian National Team B - Date: 30-03-2008
- Demos: Demos from all maps at Challenge-TV
Screenshots
DM3
E1M2
Report
Nice and very close games. Russia B had to play with a slight ping disadvantage. The score in The Abandoned Base was very close from the beginning, SS clearing red armor area nicely, however xpr's solid Quad-runs decided the end of the game.
In e1m2 Russia B had worse start, they had to get on their feet which they pretty much managed to and they made the scores close again. In the deciding fights for the yellow armor Russia A was more lucky surviving those and won this game.
Links
| National team cups | |||
| Leagues, events and cups | |||
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| National Challenge 1 (Spring 1997), QuakeWorld Nations Cup (Winter 2004), QuakeWorld World Championships 2004 (Spring 2004), QuakeWorld World Championships 2005 (Spring 2005), Quake Nations Cup 2008 (Spring 2008), Quake Nations Cup 2009 (Spring 2009) |