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Awesome Games Done Quick 2015 (132 comments)

( Major News: Gaming)

Posted by Kruzz @ 16:38 CST, 25 December 2014 - iMsg

Scheduled: 11:00 CST, 4 January 2015 to 19:00 CST, 10 January 2015
Schedule: Passed

Speedrunning is a community that is getting bigger and bigger every year. Speedrunning means completing a game as fast as possible without cheating, you may use glitches inside the game but no cheat codes. There are over 1000 speedruns over at Speed Demos Archive and probably more that haven't been submitted yet.
The guys over at SDA got two events every year where they gather people from all over the world for about 6-7 days and play video games. These are called AGDQ, SGDQ, Awesome Games Done Quick and Summer Games Done Quick.

Last year at AGDQ 2014 they managed to raise $1,031,189.00 for the Prevent Cancer Foundation and Summer Games Done Quick managed to raise $718,155.07 for Doctors Without Borders. Letting people know about these events could help the cause and - the more people that join the speedrunning community the better.

I hope you got inspired enough to watch some of these awesome runs and hopefully you'll be speedrunning very soon! more helpful links will be posted below to help you find everything you need to know about speedrunning.

AGDQ'15 Stream
AGDQ'15 Schedule

Links: Speed Demos Archive, Speedrunslive, w00ty, SDA Charity Marathons

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Awesome Games Done Quick 2014 (59 comments)

( Major News: Gaming)

Posted by Kruzz @ 06:20 CST, 5 January 2014 - iMsg

Scheduled: 11:00 CST, 5 January 2014 to 21:00 CST, 11 January 2014
Schedule: Passed

I thought I should tell you guys about speedrunning, it's a community that's getting bigger and bigger for every year. Speedrunning is to complete a game as fast as possible without cheating, you may use glitches inside the game but no cheat codes. There's over 900 speedruns over at Speed Demos Archive and probably more that hasn't been submitted yet. The guys over at SDA got two events every year where they gather people from all over the world for about 6-7 days and play video games, these are called AGDQ, SGDQ, Awesome Games Done Quick and Summer Games Done Quick. Last year at AGDQ 2013 they managed to raise $448,423.27 for the Prevent Cancer Foundation and Summer Games Done Quick managed to raise $257,181.07 for Doctors Without Borders and I thought that if I wrote about this there's a chance they could make even more money at the next events for a great cause. The point of all this is that I want more people to join the speedrunning community. I've done a couple of interviews with a group of really active speedrunners and I hope you'll like it.

The marathon is now over and I'm happy to announce that they managed to raise over $1 million, $1006990 to be exact. I'm proud to be a part of this community and I'm proud of all of you who supported this!

Interview with ZFG

Let's start with introductions, Who are you?

I'm Jayson and I go by ZFG, I grew up in california and moved to arizona about 3 years ago.

What is speedrunning for those who dont know?

Speedrunning is simply trying to beat a game as fast as possible.

What is your main game and why did you choose this particular game?

The main game I run is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This was one of the first games I ever played as a kid and was by far my favorite game long before I even began speedrunning it. When I was younger I was also very interested in glitches in games, and I happened to stumble upon some glitches in OoT on the internet that I thought were very interesting, and it was a lot of fun just messing around with them. I later found out that some people, speedrunners, used glitches to try to complete games as fast as possible, and I thought it was a really interesting concept and wanted to check it out. Since I joined the speedrunning community, even more glitches have been found in this game, and with every new glitch the game becomes more open for speedrunning and there's more freedom to do basically whatever you want in the game, which keeps me coming back after so many years.

When and why did you start with speedrunning?

I first found out about the speedrunning scene and joined the sda community around late 2006/early 2007, though at the time it was mostly just discussion about speedrunning rather than actually doing runs. I began actually speedrunning around 2008-2009, but didnt really start to take it very seriously until around 2010.

Let's switch topic to AGDQ/SGDQ, could you tell the readers a little about these events?

Awesome games done quick and Summer games done quick are speedrunning marathons where a bunch of speedrunners come together and speedrun a ton of games, live, to raise money for charity.

Are you going to attend AGDQ 2014 and if so, what are you going to run?

I will be attending AGDQ 2014 and I will be speedrunning Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time. Ocarina of Time will also be a race with Moltov, another great OoT speedrunner.

What's the thing you enjoy most by going to these events, playing games, to meet new/old players or maybe just for a great cause?

I'm really looking forward to everything. One of my favorite things about the games I run is that they have so many glitches that blow peoples minds the first time they see them, so it's really exciting to be able to show that off to many people who have never seen it. I also have a lot of firends I've known for years on the internet but have never met in real life that I'm really looking forward to hanging out with for the first time. And being able to do all of this to raise money for charity to top it all off is pretty amazing.

SDA is the one organizing the AGDQ/SGDQ events, what do you think the staff of SDA could do to make it a better event?

One thing that has always caused a bit of controversy is the fact that the games list is chosen pretty much by just one person, Mike Uyama. While he does consult many people about games he doesn't know much about to try to create the best game list he can, I feel a bit more community input or a slightly bigger team of people to chose the games may make the games list a bit better. For one person though, I do think he has done a decent job.

Last year the guys/girls raised a ton of money at AGDQ 2013, $448,423.27 to be exact and 100% of the donations goes straight to the Prevent Cancer foundation, how does it feel to be a part of this?

It's pretty amazing to be part of this event that raises so much for a good cause while everyone is just playing games and having a good time. When I first joined the speedrunning community, the most you got out of a speedrun was a few forum posts saying "nice job" and maybe some youtube comments. Now speedruns are watched by thousands of people and used to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity. I find it amazing both how much speedrunning has grown and how a simple hobby like this could do so much good.

That's all for me, I wish you good luck on your future runs, any shoutouts?

I want to give a shoutout to a few other friends and runners that will be at AGDQ: Pheenoh who is running Twilight Princess, toufool running Diddy Kong Racing, moltov, my race opponent in Ocarina of Time, and Goronguy, who was originally going to be the runner for Majora's Mask but unfortunately couldn't make it.

Interview with Samura1man

Interview with Oasiz

Let's start with introductions, Who are you?

Max Ylitalo, Finland, I'm an oldschool hardware nut studying embedded electronics. Outside of all that I spend my time doing casual level design and being involved with the demoscene.

What is speedrunning for you?

To me it's all about conquering the game, being able to pick it apart to a point where you are able to ridicule it, get a really fast outcome and share the discoveries with other people who are running the game. Running the game becomes it's own "metagame" once the plot and game elements blend away and you are left with the elements of the challenge and being in total control. Everything boils down to it being a labor of love and meeting other runners who share the same interest for the game. All about having fun while running, planning and competing with the game. Not to mention being able to see the result of what awesomeness that the other runners have accomplished with their completed runs :)

When and why did you start with speedrunning?

I used to do causal single level races and such with friends before stumbling upon the communities on the internet.
Around late 2003 I stumbled upon Nesvideos and tool-assisted speedrunning (nowdays TASVideos), shortly after that I discovered Speed demos archive and been following both communities ever since. Aside from some Duke3D activity and casual running, It took until around early 2011 when I discovered droogie trough streaming and he was working on half-life. Luckily I was really familiar with HL engine trough having mapped quite a bit for it so together we spent loads of time breaking the game apart and learning the common tricks seen in the speed runs, all this escalated quite quickly and the final product was the half-life run seen at AGDQ12. Half-Life being my first real project I worked on but that was only for planning so late 2011 I picked up GTA III.

Your main game is GTA III, Why did you choose this particular game?

Really loving the game, I was always impressed by the runs that people had done at the time, GTA III is a really unforgiving but a fun game to run. At the time Silmaranza was on the final stretch with his 100% GTA III run from what I remember and inspired by that I started running and playing the game pretty actively. GTA III at the time only had segmented runs for "fastest" and "100%" but no marathon runs and the worst of all, the game I loved was something that nobody streamed online. Even the other GTA games had close to no attention at all aside from rare forum posts on SDA. So instead of making a thread and complaining about no activity, I decided to start playing the game myself. Got plenty of single segment times and two marathon runs, activity on the series has exploded since. I consider my strategy a success :)

I know you enjoy other GTA games like Vice City and I've also seen you stream the new GTA V, do you like the latest GTA V and what are your thoughts of it?

Having just completed the game this day, It's a bit mixed. While It ticks a lot of the boxes I wanted it to tick and improved a lot on the negatives of GTA IV, it still has a lot of things to improve on and sometimes even feels like it's trying to please everyone without proper focus. Things like car driving, certain missions and generally faster gameplay really lift it when things like the "point & click adventure game" combat (cover shooter mechanics), weird physics while on foot and heavy scripting on certain missions make a return. The whole area had awesome contrast but the Los Santos itself is mostly a maze due to multiple levels with roads and relying heavily on the GPS navigation at times before you learn the bigger roads or you will find yourself backtracking a lot due to fences blocking certain connections. I could go on with the cool things and the letdowns, overall it's a high quality title that deserves a play trough.

You attended AGDQ 2013 with a GTA III run, will you be back for AGDQ 2014 with another run?

Unfortunately no, I'd love to go but I currently can't afford the dent in my budget. But ! Adam (adam_ak twitch ID) will be doing a Vice City All missions run ! People should check that run as instead of just focusing on the main storyline, it actually completes all the side missions as well, fun!

SDA is the one organizing the AGDQ/SGDQ events, what do you think the staff of SDA could do to make it a better event?

I honestly don't think there is much that I can think of right now. We have some cool ideas for the next ESA (European Speedster Assembly) Which is another really cool marathon held in Sweden, if these work out well then maybe *GDQ events could consider trying them out as well. Other potential improvements have been addressed or are in the scope but those are only really tech related.

You guys raised a ton of money at AGDQ 2013, $448,423.27 to be exact and 100% of the donations goes straight to the Prevent Cancer foundation, how does it feel to be a part of this?

Warm and fuzzy

Thank you so much for your answers. Any last words to say?

YADDAM! No seriously, Lots of love to SDA & TASvideos & SRL admins/mods for keeping the sites running. SDA and Ludendi crew for the awesome marathons, droogie, coolkid and quad for HL1 stuff, lotsofs & adam for kicking the GTA community alive, LLcooldave/fernito/hoe (? been so long :)) for Duke3D stuff. Freezy, Flicky and Adam for L4D Team 90s kids TV, People from sourceruns and #gta. Also other runners I forgot and loads of people from SDA.

Interview with adam_ak

Let's start with introductions, Who are you?

My name is Adam Kuczynski. I was born in the Netherlands and have lived here for the majority of my life. My family originates from Poland, so I have a kind of bi-cultural background. Next to speedrunning, I am currently working on a PhD in Economics. Other than that, I play the piano and do origami (paperfolding) among other things.

When and why did you start with speedrunning?

I started speedrunning back in 2005 or so. There is this "break the targets" mode in Super Smash Bros Melee, and I always tried to complete it as quickly as possible. I first stumbled upon SpeedDemosArchive by looking up videos for SSBM, as I was looking around to see what other people had accomplished. A few years ago, I also started speedrunning Metroid: Zero Mission a bit, which introduced me to the Metroid2002 website, which taught me quite a bit about the game. It wasn't until early 2011, however, that I actually signed up at SDA and started taking speedrunning more seriously, starting with Sonic Chaos (a Master System game). I'm not sure how I actually ended up in speedrunning. I've thoroughly enjoyed doing time attacks in some games, so I suppose it came to me naturally.

What is your main game to speedrun and why do you feel it's such a good game?

Right now, my main game is Grand Theft Auto 3. It's actually quite difficult to say what makes this game good for speedrunning, because in this game everything works against you. It's quite heavy in randomness, but after playing it enough you start to anticipate certain patterns, and come up with optimal ways to deal with every situation. This eliminates a lot of the aforementioned randomness, and makes it quite heavily skill-based. This game has no 'perfect' run - there is always room for improvement, and that lets me keep on pushing further and further. Every time I get a new record, I see tons of opportunities. It gets harder and harder to beat my times, but I haven't reached my limit yet.

You attended AGDQ 2013 with a "Amnesia: The Dark Descent run", will you be back for AGDQ 2014 with another run?

I'm definitely planning to go to AGDQ2014, but I won't be speedrunning Amnesia (unless I do Amnesia 2 for the bonus stream). The game has been featured in two previous marathons, and as much as I love it, I think the spotlight should be put on other games. Instead of Amnesia, I will be doing a Grand Theft Auto: Vice City [all missions] speedrun, along with Ninja Gaiden any% (on the Master System).

You guys raised a ton of money at AGDQ 2013, $448,423.27 to be exact and 100% of the donations goes straight to the Prevent Cancer foundation, how does it feel to be a part of this?

It's a pretty strange feeling, knowing that we've managed to raise so much money for PCF just by doing what we love. I always go to the marathons because they're great fun to attend, but it's nice knowing that there's a good cause attached to it as well.

What's the thing you enjoy most by going to these events, playing games, to meet new/old players or maybe just for a great cause?

I just like hanging out with random people and playing games. Meeting new people is the coolest part of the marathons. Speedrunning is a bit of a niche hobby, so it's great to hang out with like-minded people. The marathon stream doesn't necessarily always reflect just how cool the event really is. There are always tons of cool things happening behind the scenes.

Do you think the events are as good as they'll get or do you think they should change things up?

When it comes to the line-up of games, it can only get better. The events are getting bigger and bigger, which means that more cool speedruns can be shown off during the stream. As for attending it, I think there will be a peak at some point, where the event just becomes too big (and you miss out on a lot of things behind the scenes). I don't believe we're close to that point just yet, though. The best has yet to come.

Allright, Thanks you for answering my questions, any last comments/shoutouts?

Special shoutouts to Freezard, Flicky and Oasiz. I've had amazing fun doing L4D speedruns with them. I hope speedrunning will stay that much fun in the future.

Interview with mikwuyma

Let's start with introductions, Who are you?

Mike Uyama, USA, and I now work as a contract fundraiser, with my first contract being contract fundraising for prevent cancer.

When and why did you start with speedrunning?

I started speedrunning way back in 2004 when SDA just started accepting other games. I started because I wanted to prove that I was good at games somehow and this was the way I accomplished that.

What is your main game to speedrun and why do you feel it's such a good game?

I guess my main game to speedrun is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time, even though I haven't played it in about 6 months. I think it's a good game to speedrun because it's a very fast-paced, has skips a lot of execution.

What kind of games do you think is bad games to speedrun?

Aside from bad games, shmups and rhythm games are bad games to speedrun. There's not a lot you can even speed up in those games, and they lend themselves better to high score plays.

Let's talk a about AGDQ/SGDQ, What made you start this whole thing?

The Games Done Quick marathons started because some of us started watching The Speed Gamers (http://www.thespeedgamers.com/). We thought we could do better, and then learned it was a lot harder to pull off a marathon than it seems. And that is how CGDQ (Classic Games Done Quick) started.

You guys have done an amazing job with entertainment of speedrunning and all those donations, do you think you guys peaked or will this just keep getting bigger?

I haven't seen any sign of growth stopping. While I don't think we'll triple in donations every year (yes, that has been our rate of growth!), I definitely think our event is still growing. Spikevegeta had a stream of game predictions this AGDQ that had over 1k viewers at one point. The interest is definitely there.

What's your next big goal in the speedrunning scene?

My next goal is to make sure that the GDQs can sustainably grow in the following years and keep being successful.

AGDQ 2014 is just around the corner, what foundation will you donate to this time and why?

Our beneficiary is the Prevent Cancer Foundation because they've treated us well in the past.

You guys are awesome, before I leave you, any last words/shoutouts?

Shoutouts to the community for keeping things real.

Streams

I hope you got inspired enough to watch some of these awesome runs and hopefully you'll be speedrunning very soon! I will post some helpful links below to help you find everything you need to know about speedrunning.

Links: Speed Demos Archive, Speedrunslive, w00ty, SDA Charity Marathons

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Speedrunning! (19 comments)

( News: Gaming)

Posted by Kruzz @ 16:53 CDT, 15 June 2012 - iMsg

Hey guys! The last 4 years I've watched a lot of speedrunning and I think there's a lot of people that doesn't know about this community at all and I think they deserve some attention from you all.

Many of you have probably seen "Super Mario Bros done in under 5 minutes" or "Quake Done Quick" and these are some great speedruns! Below I will provide you with some links for some awesome speedrunning sites and most runners today have streams for you to follow.

Speed Demos Archive - All the games you can imagine.
SDA Stream Page - All speedrunning streams, Often with commentary.
Speedrunslive - Mostly racing, Player vs Player to beat the game in the fastest time
3D Zelda Speedruns - Only Zelda, World records, New glitches etc.
TASVideos - Tool-assisted speedruns

There you go, I hope you will enjoy this as much as I do and if you got any questions just post in the comments and I will try to answer as fast as possible.

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Stickrunners 2v2 Q3CTF (2 comments)

( News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 05:44 CDT, 8 April 2012 - iMsg

There are those days that when you wake up, you think back about all the glorious moments in your life. There probably aren't many. That's ok. That just makes those Stickrunners seasons more unique. You know you loved it. The taste of victory. The smell of fear in your enemies just before obliterating them with that quad. The feeling you get after beating them up a little with your gauntlet. The satisfaction of pushing someone over the edge and making him ragequit, and rubbing that screenshot in his face afterwards. Yeah, there's nothing quite like Quake.

So after idling for a couple of years, we finally decided to organise one more Stickrunners season for old times' sake. That's right. We're back in business and we're here to help you take your Sundays back. No more nagging lovers, no more tear jerkers you have to sit through pretending you're tough. No need to keep up appearances here. We know you're tough. All you have to do is make a stand and sign up by contacting us in #stickrunners on Quakenet.

I know, your first thought is "wtf?". It was mine too. I could not believe it either what a slacker you have been. I still can't. So here is what we are going to do to fix this:

Game: Quake 3 Arena (sad I needed to spell that for you)
Mode: OSP CTF 2v2
Time: every Sunday 21:00 CET
Maps: probably the usual - q3wcp18, q3wcp17, q3ctf1, q3wcp9, q3wcp1, q3wcp10
Other: 2 maps per round, timelimit 20, 1 round per Sunday, number of rounds depends on the signups

Looks good eh? I thought so too. Now signup @ #Stickrunners on Quakenet and claim your Sundays back!

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Quake III Arena's Birthday today! (No comments)

(Draft Journal: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 10:01 CST, 2 December 2009 - iMsg

Today is Quake III Arena's birthday! Man this is awesome, 10 years of awesome and hopefully 10 more years (hoho) :D

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SR 2v2 Q3CTF After Party *Updated* (9 comments)

( News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 10:05 CST, 1 December 2009 - iMsg

We're back with yet another post! Since we had to change the date for the 2v2 Q3CTF tourney to December 3rd we hope that you who signed up for this still can participate in this! I just wanted to post here to let you know that this tour is still on and post some more info about the teams who signed up and of course we want more!

Thanks to everyone who participated in this! We hope that you liked this as much as we did! We hope to see you soon again, GG!

Final Rankings:

Ragin - Baldur, Krz
Fu - bzzd, chatfragger, crafty, erazor
grex - barseg, cradle, sega / eN - c!ko, pk

Website: stickrunners.com - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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2v2 CTF on Quake 3's Birthday! *update* (22 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 06:54 CST, 10 November 2009 - iMsg

Stickrunners is back from another great season of Q3CTF and this time we're doing something that we'e never done before. Wednesday 2 December is Quake3’s 10th anniversary, so we’re gonna celebrate that the arena way!

chatfragger and I (

Krz) have been planning a small 2v2 CTF tourney on Wednesday evening.

Now open for signups: Join #Stickrunners at Quakenet and pm either me (Krz) or chatfragger with team name and who's playing.

NEW DATE FOR THE TOURNEY! DECEMBER 3RD IS THE PLAYDAY!

Information

Website: stickrunners.com - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 4 - FIGHT! (10 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 01:42 CDT, 28 September 2009 - iMsg

Stickrunners season 4 is about to start and we were very surprised of how many teams that actually signed up. We now have 16 teams and 2 divisions and we wont accept any more teams (I doubt there is any :]). The coverage of this season will be a bit weak since a lot of admins are playing both in div 1 and div 2, and since they're played at different times it's gonna be very hard to manage the GTV. So if there's anyone out there that would like to help us out with GTV this would be much appreciated. Like I said there's gonna be 2 divisions and some teams might not belong in division 1 but we had no choice to put some of the weaker teams in division 1, here's the results:

Division 1

Division 2

*Update* Schedule & lineups are now online and you can find them here.

Dont forget that we start this Sunday, 4th October. Once again I'd like to thank all the teams that signed up and made this happen and if you'd like to admin, give us a slap in our irc channel! GL & HF!

Website: stickrunners.com - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 4 or? (51 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 11:19 CDT, 15 September 2009 - iMsg

Head admin

chatfragger decided to go for the 4th Stickrunners Q3CTF OSP season. "Even if only 4 clans sign up," he says, "we will fight till the very end! Quake 3 turns 10 years in December and we’ll still be around by then."

Signups are open. The league format is likely to be the same as the summer cup. That is 4v4 by default and 5v5 if both clans agree. Games are again planned for Sundays on the XS4ALL servers :)

You know the drill to join: send him a mail at chatfragger@fastmail.fm with the clan name, contact person and lineup.

Signed Teams (16)

We’re scheduled to start on Sunday October 4th.

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Excello Quake Live Cup *UPDATE* (66 comments)

( Major News: QL)

Posted by Kruzz @ 08:00 CDT, 7 September 2009 - iMsg

Update: After only a few days of open registrations and several big name signed up, we here at Excello have decided to revamp the tournament a little to make sure that everyone gets a chance to take part and only the best are included in the final tournament. First of all we have decided to close the registrations at 17:00 CDT, 12 September 2009. Once they're closed we will directly invite 16 players from the list to the final competition.

The other players will play in a Single Elimination BO3 style tournament for the remaining 16 spots. We feel that this suits the community best; seeing how everyone gets a chance to play and only the top tier players progress into the final tournament. The Selection Tournament will be held on the 13th of September at 11:00 CST.

Also, we have been thinking about changing the ZOWIE QL Cup to Double Elimination format; however, a decision has not yet been made and we appreciate any input you might have. - if so post something in the comments below the post.

Previous infos

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Stickrunners Summer cup (27 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 19:28 CDT, 24 June 2009 - iMsg

We're back with some more action for you all! Even though Quakelive is out there we still wanna try to get some Quake 3 CTF action and we really hope that you'll join us for this. The summer cup is about to start on Sunday the 5th of July. Divisions and exact hours will depend on the signups. To join the league, send a mail to chatfragger[at]fastmail[dot]fm with the usual data (teamname, contact person, lineup).

Players: 4v4 by default (5v5 if both teams agree)
Time: Sunday 20:00/21:00/22:00 CEST
Maps: Fixed per week. q3wcp1, q3wcp9, q3wcp14, q3wcp18, q3w5, ospctf2, q3w7, q3ctf2.
Servers:

xs4all (another server is ok if both teams agree an hour before the game starts).

Otherwise the rules are pretty much the same as the usual league. Also, if you want to help out with admin stuff then you're very welcome to join us, just give us a slap at IRC!

Signed Teams (16)

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 is over (33 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 07:48 CDT, 18 May 2009 - iMsg

Yes, that's right! Season 2 of Stickrunners is now over and it was a really fun season. We would like to thank all the admins who helped out with the games, GTV, review and of course all the players who made this happen.

Some of you may know that our reviews of the games might be a little bit late but don't worry, they will be there and so will the movies. We don't know yet when season 3 may start but it will be after the summer but there is no date for that yet, until then I hope you all will have a great summer and drink a lot of beers.

Final Standings

All the reviews, movies, demos & cartoons can be found on stickrunners.com. We will be back so don't go anywhere and we'd love to see you all next season, go out and party and have fun and we'll see you soon, gg wp!

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Week 5 *update* (No comments)

( News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 05:39 CDT, 16 May 2009 - iMsg

The last week of Stickrunners is upon us and we're gonna have a lot of nice action. All the games will be played tomorrow Sunday 17/5 and the first games will start at 20.00CET and we hope you'll join us! The fixtures will be posted here and I will update all the results on Monday but if you cant wait to see some results then you can go to Stickrunners page and find out!

Week 5 Results

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

Dont forget to join us and watch all these great games and still, we're always in need of admins so if you want to help out just join our IRC-channel and slap us! I will also post here on ESR when this season is over and then you can see who won what division, all the movies + reviews will be posted and other stuff so stay tuned! ;)

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Week 4 (No comments)

( News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 07:40 CDT, 9 May 2009 - iMsg

Week 4 of Stickrunners is going to be played this Sunday and we're hoping for a lot of action! Week 3 review and video is almost done and you can find it on our homepage when it's uploaded. So, the week 4 fixture will be posted here so enjoy!

Week 4 Results

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

There you have it folks, there will probably be GTV for every game and still, if you want to help out with admin, gtv, review or anything else plz let us know and we will gladly accept your help! :)

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Week 3 (5 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 16:07 CDT, 5 May 2009 - iMsg

Ok we're back! im sorry that I didnt post this before because some of our admins was at the VDW-lan and some had other stuff like school etc so we didnt have time to post here but I thought I would bring you the week 3 results anyways! The week 2 review + video wasnt made and I dont think they will be but I will be putting some of the scenes from week 2 in the week 3 movie and I hope you'll enjoy that!

Week 3 results

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

Demos from season 1 & 2 can be found on stickrunners.com. Thx everyone who's helping with this league and we still need more admins, helping with reviews, admin some games etc and if you want to help out then slap us at irc.

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Week 2 *Update 1* (19 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 09:01 CDT, 26 April 2009 - iMsg

The second match week of the Stickrunners is finally here and there were some postpones last week and this week we only have 2 postpones. We hope the rest of the games will run smoothly and that you will have a good time!

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

Fixture: Week 2 Q3W7 & Q3WCP1 *results*

Demos

There we go, all the fixtures done now it's just up to you and choose what game you wanna watch and jump in to our gtv. Still, if you want to help out in #Stickrunners then just go slap an admin on IRC! All the games could still change so I will update here when something happens.

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Week 1 *update 2* (11 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 03:30 CDT, 18 April 2009 - iMsg

Stickrunners is up and running! The first games of season 2 will be played on Sunday starting 20.00 CEST and I thought I would give you some info about these games and also give you all the groups and some other stuff. First off, this season will have four divisions instead of three like the last season.

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

Division 4

All the lineups can be found on stickrunners.com.

Fixture: Week 1 Q3WCP5 & Q3WCP9 *results*

Demos

There you have it, all the games and there might be some postpones due to ClanBase NationsCup, we hope that everyone can field a team but if not they'll have to play next Sunday! Demos from all the games will be available at our site and I will make a update here so you'll find them easily. Also, if you want to help out as a admin or something else just slap us on IRC #Stickrunners.

Website: stickrunners.com. - GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com - IRC:

#Stickrunners

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Stickrunners Season 2 Registration (37 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 22:04 CDT, 7 April 2009 - iMsg

The second Stickrunners season is about to take off! The schedule is set to start on Sunday 19 April and finish on Sunday 17 May. It's only five match days because we noticed that it requires a lot of organization to keep things running smoothly. Since the exam period is starting in June, we'd like to finish in time. This means that we will only accept 18 teams in 3 divisions. We will look at the recent activity and time of registration to select the teams. Those who finished the previous season will automatically be accepted for the new one (except one perhaps, if all 19 teams wish to sign up). We are sorry that some will be disappointed, but we simply can't handle more in our free time. Good organization is what made last season so successful, we need to keep it manageable to continue providing a great league.

If you want to participate in this league check our site for more information!

Game:

Quake 3 OSP/CTF 5on5
IRC channel: #Stickrunners
Homepage: Stickrunners
Servers: We will be using the same servers like last time,

XS4ALL.
GTV:

gtv.stickrunners.com

We at Stickrunners really hope that you'll sign up, frag some dudes/dudettes, cap some flags and just have fun, see you soon!

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Stickrunners Season 1 is over (19 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 11:10 CDT, 4 April 2009 - iMsg

The first season of the new league Stickrunners is now over and we really enjoyed this and we hope to be back really soon with a new season of pure action. We would like to thank all the participating teams,

XS4ALL for helping us out with servers and gtv, all the admins and also

chatfragger and

DeViL who started this whole project. If you look down you can see some info about this season, all the review and also all the movies that we made, we made some "movie reviews" each week, we took the best caps and frags and put them in to a movie for about ~5min, added some music, nothing pro about them, simple movies with awesome intros!

Final Standings

Reviews

Movies

Once again I'd like to thank all the people who made this happen and I really hope that you will be back for our next season (date not set yet!) and I hope you all have a nice summer and keep on fragging! GG WP all!

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BiG League 2008: Finals (15 comments)

( Major News: ESR)

Posted by Kruzz @ 16:22 CST, 19 December 2008 - iMsg

Scheduled: 13:00 CST, 21 December 2008 to 16:00 CST, 21 December 2008
Schedule: Passed

The first season of BiG League Q3 CTF has almost come to an end and we only got the finals left. It's been a great season and we would like to thank everyone for participating. We will hopefully be back with some more action! GG!

The finals are scheduled for this Sunday, 21st of December, so the clans can be free before Christmas and we hope that all clans are free to play or else the finals will not be played until next year.

The finals

The consolation finals

If you want to see some demos, screenshots and match reports then you should head over to Biggies.se. Once again I wanna thank all the players who made this happen and I hope you will have a merry Christmas and a happy new year!

#BiGLeague - GTV: 213.112.236.141:30000

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Sign up for BiG League Q3CTF (108 comments)

( Major News: Q3)

Posted by Kruzz @ 21:51 CST, 5 November 2008 - iMsg

This league will be a mix of the Jolt and the Clanbase leagues. It will be played at our own servers (gameservers.net) and the matches will be played at specific days and times, like Jolt. But it will be using a BO3 system with a play-off, like CB (atleast how it used to be). Depending on the number of signups there will be 1 or 2 divisions.

Signups are now open and if you want to sign your team you should send a mail to biggies.se (at) gmail.com with a full playerlist, signups will close November 14th.

Information

Mappool

Signed Teams (16)

Until QL beats Q3 we will continue with good old OSP Q3CTF and we hope you will join us and have an awesome time!

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Quakecon sucks? (11 comments)

( Journal: QL)

Posted by Kruzz @ 11:57 CDT, 3 August 2008 - iMsg

Event: QCON'08

So, there was no "live coverage" except the AWESOME AUDIOSTREAM, why the fuck would you even put a audiostream there and no video? I dont get it..... THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MATCHES!

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sexy ? (13 comments)

( Journal: ESR)

Posted by Kruzz @ 09:35 CDT, 20 October 2007 - iMsg

so, do you know who big sexy is ?

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