Steam Workshop for KF and RO2

September 24th, 2012, 13:06 Posted By: wraggster

Here at Tripwire Interactive, we've always been huge supporters of community-made content and encouraged people to make their own content for our games. Not a big surprise really, when you remember we started out as a mod team! And now, to make all that content much more manageable, we are adding full Steam Workshop support to Killing Floor now AND Red Orchestra 2 very soon.

For the players, this means that you can find new content for your favorite Tripwire Interactive titles on the Steam Workshop. You will find a ton of community-made maps, mutators and mods of all kinds in there. More importantly, you can subscribe to content you like and be sure that you will always have the latest version as Steam Workshop will automatically download it for you and update it whenever the creator puts a new version in the Workshop. On top of that, it is the perfect place for feedback - rate pieces you try, create collections and share them with your friends. With all that functionaility, it is also perfect for the creators. When you create something, you can put it straight in front of the whole fanbase, get feedback, improve and update again. For example - all the maps entered for the $35,000 RO2 Counterattack Mapping Contest will be on the Workshop soon, so you can vote for your favorite.

To celebrate, we've also created a Tripwire Interactive game bundle - all of our games, starting from the very early days on Steam through to the current day. This means Red Orchestra 1 and 2, Killing Floor (with the DLC), The Ball and Dwarfs, all in one pack at the amazingly reasonable price of $59.99. And we're selling that at a 66% discount for the weekend - under $20 for all those games! Here is the link to the bundle: http://store.steampowered.com/sub/16835/

Here is the link for Killing Floor's Workshop home page: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse?appid=1250

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Blizzard looking at F2P for StarCraft 2 multiplayer

September 23rd, 2012, 22:46 Posted By: wraggster

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Microsoft issues security patches for Flash vulnerabilities in Windows 8 and Internet

September 23rd, 2012, 16:48 Posted By: wraggster

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Open-world Half-Life 3 releasing 'after' 2013 - report

September 22nd, 2012, 22:00 Posted By: wraggster

Just give us a moment to extract ourselves form the mound of pinched salt that has enveloped us.
A report on French site Journaldugamer – as translated by OXM – makes a number of fascinating claims about the long-waited Valve sequel.
It claims that the project has endured a “very chaotic” development that has seen the game undergo a number of “total revisions”. The end result is that the once “pure shooter” has integrated puzzle-solving and exploration and takes the form of an open-world title complete with quests, NPCs and the works.
The most commonly accepted reason for the game’s protracted development cycle is that Valve is still struggling to iron out its new Source engine.
And – let’s be honest – it would be a quite a surprise if linear shooter masters Valve decided to take its most cherished IP down the sandbox route. But stranger things have happened.
In fact, the only part of the report we find convincing is the claim that Half-Life 3 will be released “after 2013”.

http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/open-...report/0103224

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Capcom: Resident Evil 6 PC won't repeat RE4's missteps

September 22nd, 2012, 22:00 Posted By: wraggster

Nowadays if a PC version of a game is coming later than its console counterpart, the developer/publisher combo better have a damned good reason to provide the platform’s community.
Capcom appears to nailing it in the case of Resident Evil 6.
While the console version arrives next month, the PC port will be coming later – a move Capcom is making with care and purpose according to senior VP Christian Svensson.
"The process did not begin until after the console versions were complete, submitted, approved by console 1st parties to use that final codebase as the starting point," he said on the Capcom Unity forums.
Svensson added that it will still be some time before the company provides details on release dates and PC specs, but rest assured the final product will be of a much higher quality than the series past ports.
"Projects like this you guys seem to think are 'trivial' but they are not," he said. "When they get treated as trivial, you end up with Resident Evil 4 PC... which I don't think too many true fans were pleased with."

http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/capco...ssteps/0103227

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Ubisoft's digital boss on free-to-play, mobile games, eSports and the new UPlay

September 22nd, 2012, 21:58 Posted By: wraggster

Ubisoft showed off its download line-up at its Digital Days showcase in Paris earlier this month, and MCV caught up with worldwide director of online games Stephanie Perotti.
The publisher's digital boss shared with us the plan for the newly-relaunched UPlay downloads service, the ever-growing free-to-play sector, the promising eSports market and those all important mobile titles.
What plans do you have for the revamped UPlay? Will it just distribute Ubisoft, or will you offer third-party titles like EA Origin?
The plan for UPlay goes beyond digital distribution. We continue to evolve the service across all platforms, including PC, console and mobile. The more Ubisoft games you play, the more rewards you can get, as well as several online services that players would expect. On the digital distribution side, we remain open to opportunities. Right now, we’re starting the service with our own games, but as we go forward, we plan to potentially add other titles.
When the new UPlay app launched, your initial range of titles were available for just £1 each. Is there are danger that this can devalue your product?
That’s something we have to be careful about, but not something we see as a threat. This has been a one-time limited time promotion on some back-catalogue games. We would consider the pricing and promotion on UPlay in the same way we do with other partners and try to be as creative as we can on the promotional side without devaluing any of our games.
What effect do you think UPlay will have on your relationship with retailers? Will they see it as another online rival?
We don’t see that as competition. Retail is a very important part of our business and will continue to be so. Digital is complementary to that – you can already buy games from various digital distribution platforms, so it’s just another option we offer to consumer, not something to replace other options. We believe choice is important so the users and the players can decide where to shop for their games.
Earlier this month, you announced you were scrapping the controversial ‘always-on DRM’ in your PC titles. Do you think this protective measure has damaged Ubi reputation? What can be done?
It definitely created a lot of attention and feedback. We’ve listened to this feedback, to move away from that system. We want to prove to the PC community that we are still very committed. We have a lot of PC games [on the way], we’ve been supporting PC as a platform all along, and we intend to continue to create great games and great services for those players.
Are you still concerned about protecting your IP? How will you do so without this DRM?
We’re trying to find the right balance between protecting our IP and ensuring a great experience for our players. The way the system operates today, you still need to activate your game once when you first install it – that’s the standard way of doing things on PC – so that’s how we’re protecting our IP. We’re trying to balance that with less intrusive options.
Your Digital Days showcase featured several free-to-play games for PC. Do you think this model can work in the console space?
Actually, we have one game on XBLA and PSN that’s free-to-play: Spartacus Legends. We are looking at all evolutions of the market and the opportunities there are. So that’s going to be our first entry in the free to play market on consoles, and we’ll see how it goes.
One of the highlights was Mighty Quest for Epic Loot, a free-to-play title by Ubisoft Montreal. Is the fact that you have a flagship studio like this working on a F2P games a sign of how important the sector is to MCV?
I guess it is. It’s something we’ve always believed in – that whatever we do, we always have the same target in terms of quality and experience for the players. So it makes sense that all of our studios get involved in anything we are doing.
It’s also interesting that this came from the studio itself. The team had this great idea and its something that made a lot of sense for us.

http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/ubiso...-uplay/0103295

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How Microsoft Is Wooing College Kids To Write Apps For Windows 8

September 22nd, 2012, 00:02 Posted By: wraggster

Bloomberg has an interesting story about Microsoft's efforts to simultaneously woo younger workers and to get more apps into its Windows Store. Quoting: 'Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, designed Windows 8 for touch-screen technology included in the company's first tablet, Surface, and other devices coming this year. To gain share in tablets, a market expected by DisplaySearch to reach $66.4 billion in 2012, Microsoft needs enough apps to challenge the more than 200,000 available for iPad. Using student recruits is one way Microsoft can woo app developers who are used to building programs for mobile phones and tablets, where the company has little and no share, respectively. Luring programmers before graduation is particularly critical for recruitment in the U.S., which lags behind countries such as India and China in its ability to crank out qualified engineers.'"

http://developers.slashdot.org/story...-for-windows-8

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Torque3D Engine Goes Open-Source

September 21st, 2012, 23:59 Posted By: wraggster

Torque3D, the game engine behind games such as Blockland and Tribes 2, has gone open-source. The engine itself — in addition to four game templates — are all included in a Git repository hosted on GitHub. Documentation is available in a separate repository. Quite the exciting time in the world of game development!"

http://developers.slashdot.org/story...es-open-source

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Fierce Argument about DC & DC II when OBT to Come

September 21st, 2012, 22:22 Posted By: wraggster

With the “yay” speedy release of Dragon’s Call II (abbreviation as “DC II”), when some veteran players of Dragon’s Call (abbreviation as “DC”) are still living under a rock, DC II Open Beta Test is even slated to be launched on 22:00 Sept.25^th (EDT), after this period of successful Closed Beta Test, game adjusted, bugs fixed and system improved, owed a lot to the enthusiastic participation by loyal players of DC, growing up with the official.

One of game journalists in Gamedp (http://www.gamedp.com/), Melisande questions the official’s behavior, thus arousing a heat debate in the gameforum.In her point of view, DC II is the same game with DC. “Is it even a sequel? Has the ‘story’ progressed? Or is this DCII more of a new and improved DC? Looks different, but the same? Like Diablo 1 and 2, there is a progression, yes? Specifically in terms of the storyline.”

For most Gamedp players, they are satisfied with DC, since it was born 3 years ago, and after the comparison and contrast between DC & DC II, actually, DC II is not a simple sequel. Rokkumon, the community manager of the game points out “Just because a storyline progresses doesn't mean it's literally a sequel.”

Players even argue about “Beginning of the End”, the slogan of DCII, which means DCII is another beginning of DC end. Some are disagree with the title. “Why not make it a separate one, another slogan and all, and let DC slowly descend into the abyss.” However, the truth is that, DC II based off all the base lore of DC even if with stuff added, new systems, and a different style of play in how the battle system and stuff like that.” Both do have the connection and disconnection, while the world is much more beautiful in DCII. But it does matter much that it is sequel or prequel.

Though the argument is still on, the official is moving on, and has announced the CBT end time is 10:00 pm Sept. 23^th. Also, players who recharge during CBT could give 110% return but the server will be wiped before OBT kicks off.

For more information, gamers could visit:
Official Website: http://dc2.gamedp.com/index/

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NGames Unleash the Devil Cave for Pockie Ninja II Original

September 21st, 2012, 22:21 Posted By: wraggster

The world of Pockie Ninja II Original isn't all about peace and tranquillity. Doomed, evil places are scattered throughout the land, the most evil being the the Valhalla sector of Devil City. Visiting Valhalla at night is not a feat for faint hearted ninjas, though it is a trip brimming with rewards for those bold and brave enough to tackle it.

9 Stages, 9 Bosses - Plenty of Death!

Valhalla at night is the newest dungeon to hit Pockie Ninja II Original. Each of the nine stages are guarded by viscous demon bosses, commanding armies of soldiers and possessed Naruto and Bleach characters ready to do their bidding. The nine stages are tough, but players well prepared for the battle will reap massive EXP rewards.

Stages increase in difficulty as ninjas progress, with higher and higher level requirements in place to protect players from attempting challenges too extreme for their characters. The easiest stage, "Endless Sea Forest", is available from lvl.26, while the most difficult, "The Judicial Island", requires lvl.106 to enter.
The harder the stage, the richer the rewards. Besides the EXP players earned from each stage, there will also be chances to win new rare equipment, outfits and special blades.

Solo Players Need Not Apply

Only teams of ninjas are accepted into Valhalla at night, which can be accessed a maximum of three times a day via the guards at the gates of Devil City. The punishing dungeon has a ban on potions - none are allowed. The only way to restore HP and Chakra is to rest. Players organise themselves on a character selection wheel and take it in turns to battle the demons of each stage; defeated players will be replaced by another until the end of the stage or everybody is dead.

Tactics play a siginifcant role in successfully navigating the multiple stages of Valhalla. Players must allow the weakened members of their team to rest for long as possible in order to guarantee victory.

Players unable to gather a team can choose their teammates from a lobby of solo players at the Valhalla entrance.

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Pockie Ninja II Original: Chapter 2 Great Shinobi War launched on September 10th. Everybody is welcome to sign up and join the Naruto and Bleach fun now: http://ninja.game321.com/activities/20110317/index.html

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Advanced Hunting System Added to Pockie Pirates

September 21st, 2012, 22:21 Posted By: wraggster

Launched late August, Chapter 3: The Royal Seven has flooded the world of Pockie Pirates with brand new islands, dangerous new adventures and powerful new crew members - as well as introducing a host of gameplay improvements.

Continuing the improvements is the newly added high reward Advanced Hunting System event – one of the the most intense forms of group PvP in the Pockie Pirates world. Available between 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM every day, pirates battle it out with each other across new hunting islands for a chance to win massive EXP and Bounty rewards.

Upon entering the Advanced Hunting Island, groups of pirates square off against one another for the right to hunt EXP rewards and wild beasts. Players are split into two affiliations - attackers and defenders. Each side must use their combined stats and skills to outwit one another in a constant on-going battle.

Winners are granted access to the defensive hunting team - a group of successful players who are allowed to automatically search the Hunting Island for massive bags of EXP and roaming beasts. When caught, wild beasts directly increase the winners overall bounty, which scales according to the level of each individual player on the team.

Pirates in the hunting team must defend their privilege to hunt against new challengers. The defending team remains in place until all of their resources are spent.

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Runes of Magic welcomes you to the Mysterious Land of the Elements

September 21st, 2012, 22:19 Posted By: wraggster

A new threat is stirring to the east of Taborea. Gameforge is expanding the online world of Runes of Magic with a completely new region, Chrysalia, in the coming week. Thundering waterfalls, bubbling pools of lava, and huge ant-built structures will greet new adventurers, replete with never before seen foes, plenty of new quests and a highly demanding instance. This ancient land and native home to the true dragons is currently being plagued by the Kulech, a clan of exceedingly aggressive ant creatures. The new flythrough video will give a first impression of the imposing landscape which adventurers can explore starting as of the 25^th of September.

Chrysalia lies on the coast of the continent of Kolydia. The tempestuous storms across the ocean make their presence known in the coves of the region as a dusty and driving wind, shaking the bridges constructed by the allies to connect the disparate cave systems. The force of the four elements has shaped the land since time immemorial, and has created a host of perilous anomalies. This region is inhabited by two different types of ant-like Myrmex. The Garon are the more peaceable of the two races and, in a nod to symbiotic development, their counterparts the Kulech are belligerent and hostile.

On the itinerary for budding adventurers are also the more secluded corners of Chrysalia, such as the Edliss Ruins to the south, the Bloody Battlefield and the Kulech Bones Nest – the new instance. Fierce battle awaits against the Queen of the Myrmex, which will mark out the true heroes from the rest.

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Brainworth bursts onto Kickstarter – learn how to program in a game world

September 21st, 2012, 22:04 Posted By: wraggster

Brainworth aims to change the face of education, providing an educational online game world for adults.

Having already received funding from the New South Wales government,Brainworth is now reaching out to its future students and enthusiasts to help get the product into a full launch.

Ben Sand, CEO of Brainworth, said: “We’ve put years into making Brainworthall it can be, and are finally in the closing stages of polishing it for release. Now, we need one last push with help from our fans to make this dream a reality, and have launched a Kickstarter campaign to get that final piece of support to get us across the line.”

“Brainworth is starting with teaching AI programming, since computer science is what our team knows and loves, but from there, we plan to be able to teach everything from economics to philosophy. They sky’s the limit for this completely new way to learn.”

Using a new and unique presentation format, Brainworth teaches a high-level programming subject in a series of challenges, tasks and games, and will branch out from there into other fields of science and business. Brainworth will serve third-year college students looking to test and improve their skills in a rich online game world, providing new ways for students to collaborate and take charge of their own education.

NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Stoner said, “The NSW Government is pleased to support Brainworth through the Interactive Media Fund. The electronic games industry has an increasingly important role to play in other sectors such as health, finance and – as in this case – education. A company like Brainworth has great potential to achieve export success, and I hope the assistance offered under the Interactive Media Fund will help make this a reality.”

Brainworth is going into beta very soon, and is accepting signups for students right now.

For more information, stay tuned to www.brainworth.net.

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UIG Entertainment announce Q3 release for ‘Farming Giant’

September 21st, 2012, 22:02 Posted By: wraggster

UIG Entertainment, a leading German publisher, have today announced Farming Giant, a new management simulation for PC will release Q3 2012.

The latest instalment of the critically acclaimed ‘Giant’ series, Farming Giantchallenges players to create an international agricultural empire across the rich and fertile lands of Europe, encapsulated in the expansive game world.

Whether crop farming or rearing livestock, Farming Giant features extensive production processes and trade opportunities as well as a multitude of management options for players to build their enterprise and become a farming mogul.

Farming Giant will release on PC Q3 2012

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Get Inside the Developers’ Armor in New War of the Roses Video

September 21st, 2012, 22:00 Posted By: wraggster

Paradox Interactive and Fatshark today released the latest video in their behind-the-scenes series documenting the design and creation of War of the Roses. The forthcoming medieval combat title required senior producer Gordon Van Dyke and lead designer Mårten Stormdal to undertake rigorous research and combat training, and spend several days pretending to be kings. That grueling experience is now available to witness on video below:

View the video at

In addition, the War of the Roses team has issued a challenge, in the form of a competition, to see who can truly inspire terror on the battleground just by their look alone. Paradox is looking for the most historically inspired charge—the decorative design on a shield or coat of arms—with the selected winner having their own charge featured in War of the Roses after launch. And please keep in mind, those these charges will be splattered in blood, let’s keep them “clean” until then. Contest details and submission guidelines can be viewed here: http://goo.gl/G3AEj

To pre-order War of the Roses, visit the websitewww.waroftherosesthegame.com

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Hi-Rez Studios Leading the Tribes to SIEGE

September 21st, 2012, 21:59 Posted By: wraggster

The Georgia Game Developers Association (GGDA) today announced that Hi-Rez Studios, independent developer of AAA free-to-play online games, is returning as a key part of the sixth annual Southern Interactive Entertainment and Game Expo (SIEGE). Scheduled for Oct. 4 - 7 at the Marriott Atlanta NW, SIEGE brings together leading game companies, universities and organizations.

“Hi-Rez Studios has been generating a great deal of excitement, both in the South and internationally,” said Andrew Greenberg, president of the Georgia Game Developers Association and producer of the upcoming Noble Armada iPad game. “Its recent Tribes: Ascend game has garnered accolades all over the globe, and its upcoming release of SMITE has become one of the most anticipated titles of the yea

Hi-Rez Studios has been a sponsor of SIEGE ever since the first Expo six years ago. Numerous Hi-Rez designers, programmers and artists have spoken at SIEGE, sharing their experiences developing titles like Global Agenda and Tribes: Ascend.

“SIEGE has always been a great opportunity for Hi-Rez to both share what it has learned and also benefit from the experiences of others,” said Todd Harris, COO of Hi-Rez Studios. “We have always enjoyed presenting our games locally, and receiving feedback from the community here.”

Now in its sixth year, SIEGE features leading figures from a wide spectrum of the game production industry, including artists, programmers, designers, investors, writers, teachers and business executives. Other speakers include government figures, experts on computer game violence, social issues, serious games and more. The event also includes a college fair for high school students looking to learn game design skills, a Games for Health Day @ SIEGE, a game investment conference and many networking events for people looking to enter the industry as well as people already making games.

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New Anna Trailer Released as Horror Adventure Game Launches on PC

September 21st, 2012, 21:59 Posted By: wraggster

To celebrate the launch of Anna, the horror adventure game from developers Dreampainters, Kalypso Media Digital has today released a chilling new trailer showing some of the eerie locations and brain twisting puzzles you can expect to find on your quest through the human psyche.

Anna is available to purchase for PC now through Kalypso’s digital distribution partners for $9.99 USD. A Mac version will follow soon.

• View the Anna trailer on You Tube:

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Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams

September 21st, 2012, 21:56 Posted By: wraggster

Heres the latest screenshots for Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams released today

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World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Digital Launch Event

September 21st, 2012, 21:44 Posted By: wraggster

Blizzard recently announced their official retail events, taking place all over Europe to celebrate the launch of Mists of Pandaria. Even though many players won’t be able to make it there, they can still take part by tuning in to the free live stream on YouTube.

This is being referred to as the ‘Digital Launch Event’ – a show that will bring entertainment and insight from the developers to everyone at home via our YouTube channel, live and direct from our launch events all over Europe.

The stream is scheduled to start at 22:30 CEST (21:30 UK time), just an hour and a half before Mists of Pandaria goes live on realms across Europe. What better way to get into the mood for new adventures?

With film crews and live links between the official launch events in Paris, Moscow, Milan, Madrid, London, Stockholm and Cologne, the stream will connect with each event, bringing you the best of the entertainment, including a live orchestral performance of music from the game plus the sensational Manao – Drums of China, along with developer interviews and audience participation going on around Europe. Anyone can tune in to hear Mike Morhaime, Greg Street, Chris Metzen, Tom Chilton, Cory Stockton and many more as we delve into some of the key features and stories behind Mists of Pandaria, as well as getting some behind-the-scenes glimpses of what’s gone into World of Warcraft’s fourth expansion.

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StarCraft II MvP Invitational Broadcast Schedule and Passes

September 21st, 2012, 21:41 Posted By: wraggster

Major League Gaming (MLG) today released the broadcast schedule for theMvP (MLG vs. Proleague) Invitational kicking off Thursday, September 27 at 7pm ET at www.majorleaguegaming.com. See the complete schedule below and online.

48 of the world’s best StarCraft II players including the top 24 ranked StarCraft II players in KeSPA’s Proleague, 12 players from North America, six players from Europe (EU) and six players from Korea /Taiwan, will compete for a chance at $10,000 in prizes, as well as eight coveted spots in Group Play and an all-expenses paid trip to compete at the MLG Fall Championship in Dallas, Texas, from November 2-4.

To watch, fans can now purchase a viewing pass to get access to five weeks of insane competition in up to 1080p, hosted, commentated and analyzed byNick “Axslav” Ranish and Alex “Axeltoss” Rodriguez. The pass will also provide exclusive access to VOD.

MvP Invitational Broadcast Schedule: Schedule is subject to change
Most MvP content will air on Monday and Fridays at 7pm ET, with a few extra broadcasts airing over the next few weeks. Match ups will be announced each day at www.majorleaguegaming.com.

REGULAR SEASON:
Thursday, Sept 27
Friday, Sept 28
Monday, Oct 1
Friday, Oct 5
Monday, Oct 8
Friday, Oct 12
Monday, Oct 15

PLAYOFFS:
Friday, Oct 19 - Round 1 - Europe & Korea/Taiwan
Saturday, Oct 20 - Round 1 - Proleague Day 1
Sunday, Oct 21 - Round 1 - Proleague Day 2
Monday, Oct 22 – Round 1 - North America
Tuesday, Oct 23 - Quarterfinals - Proleague
Thursday, Oct 25 - Quarterfinals - NA vs. NA & EU vs. KT
Friday, Oct 26 - Semifinals - PL vs. PL & NA vs. EU/KT
Monday, Oct 29 - Final - MLG Finalist vs. Proleague Finalist

For more information and the complete player list visithttp://www.majorleaguegaming.com/new...cast-schedule/.

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