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Quoted from Qun

Anyone has a problem with having multiple games at the event? Or do you rather have a real community LAN, TF2 only?

Prize pool will go up if we add SC2 or DotA 2 for example, but TF2 won’t be the only focus any more then.

I mind. Prize pool wouldn’t differentiate that much with another game (hey, you gotta give that game a lot of prize money too) and it would just steal focus from the one thing we all share and love – TF2!

Quake Live please.

Quoted from Vlijm

[…]also, futari, tapley, caliban, fjack, bam, revive our awesome lan team? Coz we allmost won the community lan :>.

Please do it. Please.

Crashsites point about bringing in casters/streamers etc from other communities is good. And Day[9] made a similair point on a recent LoL podcast, we shouldn’t see other games as competitors for an audience but as a way to bring in more people to eSports in general. Which is what most competitive games want to promote, the acceptance of eSports as a whole. There shouldn’t be all this inter-game rivalry nonsense, we should all be working together to further the scene etc.

But enough about that, let’s get high and drunk and say how much better our community is than any other whilst also doing the same shit they do but justifying it in different ways!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=bEziAvifpos#t=570s Day[9]’s comments, for those interested.

put in dota 2, or Warsow. Let’s play fucking warsow fuck yeah

DotA – Qun, if you get TF2 and DotA there’s a good chance you may be able to get Valve involved in some capacity, even if it’s a blog post, sky is the limit :)

I’d say getting in touch with them is definitely worth a shot.

especially if James “Admirable” McDonnell wrote a whiny post about it on VanillaTF2.org

Valve might get a taste for competitive

The venue capacity is also one thing to consider, as long as there’s enough space for people to spectate I see no reason to not have multiple games.