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[gSTRUCTOR]

FUCK YEAH COOLLER BESTEST EVER

[Zyx]

deci?

[gSTRUCTOR]

Para mi que siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Notable achievements
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Quake 3
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International
– 1st – WCG 2002 2on2 with Death (top 8 in Duel) – $150
– 1st – QLAN 2002 – €1,200
– 1st – ESWC 2003 – $4,000
– 4th (2nd – TDM) – QLAN 2 – $250
– 1st – Cyber Gaming 2004 – $5,000
– 1st – WipeoutLAN 2004 – $2,000
– 3rd – ESWC 2004 – $2,000
– 3rd – QuakeCon 2004 – $10,000
– 1st – Voodoo Cup 2005 – $350
– 1st – VSports ALl Stars 2005 – $1,300
– 1st – ESWC 2005 – $6,000
– 2nd – EUROCUP 2005, 2on2 with Jibo – $350
– 3rd – CPL Winter 2006 – $10,000
– 5th – GameGune 2008 – €400

Total prize money: $43,150
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Domestic
– 1st – WCG Russia 2002 – $3,000
– 1st – WCG Russia 2002, 2on2 with Polosaty
– 1st – ASUS Winter 2003 – $250
– 1st – Panavto Cup 2002, 2on2 – $1,000
– 1st – ASUS Spring 2003 – $100
– 1st – Kreed TOurnament – $1,500
– 1st – WCG Russia 2003 – $3,000
– 1st – ASUS Open 2003, 2on2 with Unkind
– 1st – GAMELAND 2003 Cup – $500
– 3rd – ASUS Winter 2004 – $100
– 1st – Cup of Russia – $500
– 1st – First Championship of Russia – $500
– 2nd – ASUS Spring 2004 – $300 ($150 + 4000 Rubles)
– 1st – ASUS Sprind 2004, 2on2 with Death
– 1st – Nations Cup 2004, 4on4
– 2nd – ASUS Autumn 2004 – $100
– 1st – ACON5 Russia – $400
– 1st – Kibervesna 2005 – $500 (15,000 Rubles)
– 1st – KiberMetel 2005 – $350
– 1st – ASUS Summer 2005, 2on2 with Jibo – $150 (5,000 Rubles)
– 1st – 10 Cities Tournament – $1,000
– 2nd – ASUS Autumn 2005 – $250 (7,000 Rubles)
– 2nd – CyberBlizzard 2005 – $250
– 2nd – ASUS Spring 2007 – $800 (25,000 Rubles)
– 1st – ASUS Autumn 2007, 1on1, 2on2 and 4on4 – $800 (25,000 Rubles)
– 2nd – ASUS Autumn 2008 (2on2 5/6 with Frozen, 4on4 3rd) – $300 (9,750 Rubles)
– 2nd – Asus Spring 2009 – $250 (7,000 Rubles)
– 2nd – Asus Summer 2009 – $400 (12,000 Rubles)

Total prize money: $16,800
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Quake 4
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International
– 1st – CPL WINTER 2005 – $9,000
– 1st – EUROCUP XII 2005—2006 – $7,500
– 2nd – Trans Atlantic Final 2006 – $3,750
– 2nd – VSports All Stars 2006 – $1,000
– 1st – WSVG Dreamhack 2006 – $5,000
– 4th – ESWC 2006 $4,000
– 2nd – QuakeCon 2006 – $7,000
– 3rd – QuakeCon 2006, 2on2 with Jibo – $1,250
– 2nd – KODE-5 2006 – $4,000
– 4th – WSVG Finals 2006 – $3,500
– 3rd – PGA Show Tournament – $500
– 3rd – i30 International Tournament 2007 – $1,500
– 6th – WSVG Kentucky 2007 – $750
– 2nd – ESWC 2007, Quake 4 1on1 — ESWC 2007 – $6,000
– 3rd – WSVG Toronto 2007 – $2,100

Total prize money: $56,850
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Domestic
– 1st – ASUS Autumn 2005 – $450
– 1st – ASUS Winter 2006 – $1,950
– 1st – CyberBlizzard 2005 – $350
– 2nd – GIGAGAMES 2006 – $500
– 1st – ASUS Spring 2006 – $1,600
– 1st – Perm's Period 2006 – $2,000

Total prize money: $6,850
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Quake Live
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International
– 5th–8th place – IEM Global Challenge Dubai 2009 – $200
– 3rd – Dreamhack Winter 2009 – $1,300 (€950)
– 1st – Zotac Quake Live Cup #10 – $130 (€100)
– 3rd – IEM European Finals 2010 – $1000
– 2nd – IEM Global Finals 2010 – $4000
– 1st – G Data Quake Live Cup #25 – $125 (€100)
– 1st – G Data Quake Live Cup #31 – $125 (€100)
– 1st – Zotac Quake Live Cup #38 - $125 (€100)
– 3rd – ESWC Finals 2010- $2000
– 1st – Zotac Quake Live Cup #42 - $125 (€100)
– 2nd – QuakeCon 2010 - $7000
– 4th – IEM Global Challenge Gamescom 2010 – $550
– 1st – Zotac Quake Live Cup #66 - $135 (€100)
- 1st - IEM European Finals 2011 – $4000

Total prize money – $20,815
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Domestic
– 2nd – ASUS Winter 2010 – $400 (12,000 Rubles)
– 2nd – ASUS Spring 2010 – $225 (7,000 Rubles)

Total prize money: $625

Career earnings: $145,090

[BicH1tO]

nunca me gusto cooller, siempre fui de la onda zero4 & czm, actualmente........ no me gusta nadie como juega realmente, no soy fan de ninguno.

y de lo que yo recuerdo, cooller antes era mas brain, ahora desde k esta super amiguito de cypher, se esta transformando en lo que siempre el odio.

IMO.

Es mi opinion obvio, si no les gusta chupenla.

snif. k ganas de que sea agosto

[Zyx]

nunca me gusto cooller, siempre fui de la onda zero4 & czm, actualmente........ no me gusta nadie como juega realmente, no soy fan de ninguno.

y de lo que yo recuerdo, cooller antes era mas brain, ahora desde k esta super amiguito de cypher, se esta transformando en lo que siempre el odio.

IMO.

Es mi opinion obvio, si no les gusta chupenla.

snif. k ganas de que sea agosto

Tas listo vo?

[BicH1tO]

bastante ^^
igual voy comprendiendo como pipi le ganaba a todos tan facil aca.....
De los pseudo pro que hay , y "dicen" timear, ninguno sabe timear ni juega en serio..... jugue timeando un par de dias
pero timeando en serio , a la perfeccion, y me resulto muy facil ganarles, raynor, dooms, etc.... afilas un poco aim, mucho timing y listo, cualquiera puede hacerle partido a cualquiera.

Basicamente el quake es puro timing. si timeas no necesitas aim. Y no hablo de timear de estar parado como salame, sino estar jugando y a la pasada caer justo en tiempo al item y seguir de largo sin frenar, como se juega realmente. Jugar Sabiendo es mucho mejor y facil que jugar "SUPONIENDO" , uno que sabe el tiempo exacto, Tiene infinitas ventajas sobre uno que supone.

Actualmente estoy jugando sin timing, suponiendo , para ponerme en desventaja y practicar otras cosas, mas adelante practicare timing.

Eh dicho.

[gSTRUCTOR]

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