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SYF GAMING's Call of Duty 4 PC team will be attending the NVIDIA LAN Qualifier Finals held at CityHunter Internet Café in Sydney's Chinatown this weekend on the 28th/29th of July. The event will host some of the greatest Call of Duty 4 teams in Australian eSports today. SYF GAMING have managed to safely secure a position in Saturday's Qualifying stages and present a comfortable outlook on the matches ahead.


With an array of 16 of the best competitive Call of Duty 4 teams in the country competing for an enormous prize pool valued over $20,000 including a multitude of various ASUS products, this event is sure to be a thrilling and emotional experience for all involved.


Along with SYF GAMING's past LAN involvements and a recent 5th placing in the NVIDIA Gear Up For Battle Autumn event the team will be striving for a confident and stellar performance this weekend.


The SYF GAMING NVIDIA CoD4 team consists of:

Sam 'sammyy1' Wayne - SMG
Stuart 'T8TO' Tate - Sniper
Andre 'Andre' Ricardo - Assault
Vlad 'vlad-' Gavrilov - Assault
Dylan 'Kizmmit' Nguyen - SMG
Jeremy 'Spud' Tate - SMG / Assault (Manager)


Be sure to tune in to all the action at www.twitch.tv/Asreynimz for this weekends electrifying event.

We'll be covering and giving updates live from the event, be sure to follow us on the links below,
Website: www.syfgaming.com.au
Youtube: www.youtube.com/SYFGamingTV
Facebook: www.facebook.com.au/SYFGaming

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Here at SYF Gaming we have always been a big fan of ARTS games, spending many nights playing HoN or Dota 2 into the early hours of the morning. There is nothing quite as satisfying as landing that Pudge hook you should have missed, or ganking that CM that thought he could put a rune ward down without any notice. Carrying on the legacy of its predecessor Dota 2 does not disappoint as a fun, engaging, exciting and growing esport, the future only holds bright things for its community and as such we have decided to pick up a Dota 2 team.

Previously donning the name phaseboots.org, SYF Gaming: Dota 2 has been quietly dominating the Cybergamer ladder. And with this current acquisition you can only expect to see an even stronger presence and performance in upcoming online tournaments and competitions. Currently their sights are pointed at maintaining the number 1 position on CG and participating in the JD Open. SYF Gaming is proud to take these players on board and have every confidence that with their amount of dedication, hard work and effort they put in they'll continue to show stellar results and performances they've maintained for months now.

 

Team Lineup

Kyall "AkirrioR" Kraft
Mark "boomah" Boon
Vinh "eu4r|c" Nguyen
Phil "PhilDaRed" White
Karl "giggle" Hornlund
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Thoughts and Reflection

It's been just under two weeks since the epic conclusion of the second SYF Cup and with it comes a recap, analysis and look back at matches, casts, organisations, teams and people that contributed that made the whole event possible.

The first SYF Amateur Cup that ran in February was done so to gain important information, we needed to see the interest from amateur teams about participating in a SYF run competition. Secondly we ran it completely free to see not only the scale of teams that would sign up, be to see where the allocation of our resources and threshold in running a large scale competition was, simply because we didn't know if 12, 24, or even 36 teams would be interested and whether we could handle that number. Thirdly we ran the competition to flesh out the actual process of running the tournament, we figured out what worked, what went wrong and more specifically what could be improved.

This was our second SYF Cup and we made strides in improving the quality and seamlessness of the tournament compared to the first. We stayed relatively on schedule, and despite some minor setbacks in the initial stages, pushed through the group stages into the Quarter and Semifinals  by day three, we couldn't have done this with the dozens of volunteer SYF referees that sat arduously recording, spectating and running matches.

The inception of the SYF Cup came from a mutual agreement that the discrepancy in skill between the (at the time) a/m/i level teams was not only because the higher level teams were better players, but because they were more experienced, with the exception of some, at the apex of CoD4 competition has people that have been playing for the longest time, with the best players. A way to lower the skill gap, or at least garner some more experience for some of the newer teams, was to introduce a new league that pitted them directly against the best. This came with its own positives and negatives. Positively it did what we expected in giving the newer teams more experience, adversely though we felt that with the introduction of the new structured leagues in CG (a/m/i/p) the differential in skill between each league is much more evenly spread, meaning that we could introduce specific a/m and i/p leagues. *for those that don't understand a/m/i/p stands for amateur/main/intermediate/professional, the four tiers in ascending order of skill for the different cod leagues. This seems a bit contradictory to our initial outline and goal with getting newer teams up and playing with the more experienced teams but it we later found out that where the newer teams lack isn't in the aiming department, but rather in the teamwork department, something that in itself can be garnered through play, even against evenly skilled opponents (this isn't to say we won't run open tournaments in the future). We have a serious passion for the game, and the growth of AusCoD and eSports as a whole, and the SYF Cup is a step in the right direction.

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The SYF GAMING PC CoD4 team are proud to announce that they have successfully made it through the 2012 NVIDIA CoD4 Autumn Championship qualifiers. The team has now secured a spot at the NVIDIA LAN Finals on the 29th of April to battle it out against the top 8 teams in Australia for a total prize pool of $12,000!

Captain Sam ‘sammyy’ Wayne expects the event to be an absolute blast, and is looking forward to flexing his sniping twitch muscle movements, as well as clicking heads with his AK47 skills. "The NVIDIA LAN 2012 is going to be absolutely massive, I am very much looking forward to competing alongside Australia's greats in Call of Duty 4. The boys in the team have progressed well over the course of the last few months of training, and we're all very pleased to be representing SYF at such a prestigious and grand event such as this. Australia doesn't really get many events of this caliber in CoD4, and its great to see the game still flourishing after all these years - AUSCOD is still clearly alive and well, and everyone attending's certainly going to be making the most of this rare occasion. Basically speaking, Gear Up For Battle is the equivalent of the CoD4 Australian Nationals; and it doesn't get any bigger than that!." Sammyy would like to thank our sponsors at STIPE Servers Australia, Bitdefender and Gamespeak for giving the team the opportunity to practice, perform and frag night in night out, without them, SYF Gaming wouldn't be where we are today!

About the 2012 Nvidia CoD4 Autumn Championships Australia:
It’s time to go into the trenches as the battle lines have been set and the battleground chosen. On the 28th and 29th of April the battle cries will go out in Melbourne as we go live with the 2012 Nvidia Autumn Championships in association with Gigabyte. Australia’s greatest Call of Duty Modern Warfare teams will take to the battlefield starting in March where they will participate in a gruelling online qualifying series for which at the pinnacle only 8 will remain standing. Those 8 teams will then head down to IBISQ LAN Centre in Hawthorn, Melbourne, where they will grind and battle their way through the ranks until only one team remains. Just one team will claim the title of Nvidia Autumn Champions for 2012 and this 5 man champion team of Australia’s best will take home $5000 of the over $12,000 prize pool for their commitment and dedication to showing they really are geared up for battle.

Not only will the pro players be on display, but we have also made room for the community, with Saturday hosting an open 8 team tournament for the community to apply for. They will battle it out in the Gigabyte Open Tournament where there will be $750 up for grabs. Teams will need get in fast though, as these open spots will go out the door faster than an AK-47 clip can be emptied as everyone scrambles to get into the action.

There will be thrills and spills for everyone in the community with prizes going out both during the live broadcasts throughout the championships, and also special prize giveaways over the weekend of the finals. There will be a number of free play computers available at the venue where gamers from across Australia can unleash the power of the latest Nvidia powered Gigabyte graphics cards, pushing their game to new heights on the Gigabyte Motherboards Who knows, you may also be a winner of a spot prize for the weekend – all for just sitting down at one of these machines and enjoying the awesome power of the Nvidia GeForce GTX560  graphics card thanks to Gigabyte, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards – you too could gear up with Nvidia and Gigabyte by the end of the biggest weekend in Call of Duty in 2012!

The time has come to hit the battlefields to find Australia’s Call of Duty Modern Warfare Champions – so gear up, game on. Fore more information, visit www.gearupforbattle.com

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SYF Gaming aims to run consecutive Call of Duty 4 Cups for the improvement of the community as a whole. As this is our second Cup we have decided to include the entry fee to $25 per team - thus we now have prizes for first, second and third place! This competition will be open to all AU/NZ teams.

SYF Gaming would like to thank our sponsors at STIPE Servers Australia and BitDefender for making our competitions possible.

Prizes:
- 1st Place ~ $300
- 2nd Place ~ $200
- 3rd Place ~ 1x STIPE CoD4 Server

[SYF] Gaming COD4 Open Cup #2 Entry Fee Payment Registration Fee: $25 AU - First-Come, First-Served.


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