[QUOTE=Mark]The game has certainly lost some interest.[/QUOTE]


And even signing up not getting allowed to play surely it will keep loosing interest.

Just today I find out we´re not allowed to play even though we signed up more than a week ago, the registration DIDN´T state it was ONLY for Centers signed up for the INTEL PROGRAM, IT DIDNT!, It clearly stated centers must be using intel processors in the PC´s (which we are and even have the stickers) which is completely different to being in the intel program, eeeeven though that we signed up (a week ago) to the intel thing. If it was an igames events misstype info, that should be cleared up within the igames organization and not just apologizing to us as we already had a team signed up on the igames website (mooore than a week ago).

Its just not fair.

:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

Hello Zeo,

This is not good to hear. We will make the change you suggested regarding the event information.

Btw, is there a reason you have not signed up for the Intel program?

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Mark Nielsen
iGames Executive Director

[QUOTE=Mark]Hello Zeo,

This is not good to hear. We will make the change you suggested regarding the event information.

Btw, is there a reason you have not signed up for the Intel program?[/QUOTE]


I´ve never heard anyone getting any benefits out of this program so didn´t have the need to sign up. We just signed up to avoid getting out of a tourney another time.

But I really dont get it, we´re one of the most active centers (participate on almost all leagues at igames) and we can´t get into a tourney of one of our most active games of which we currently even have a team at the igames leagues. :mad:

[QUOTE=ZEo]But I really dont get it, we´re one of the most active centers (participate on almost all leagues at igames) and we can´t get into a tourney of one of our most active games of which we currently even have a team at the igames leagues. :mad:[/QUOTE]It's no doubt because Intel is sponsoring this event. They want participating centers to commit to being an Intel center thus snubbing their competitor - AMD.

If you are not using AMD CPU's, you've already made the choice of being an Intel center, why wouldn't a center like that join the Intel program? The more numbers iGames can produce for sponsors like Intel, the more willing they will be to work with the centers. Whether you benefit from it or not today, it certainly cannot hurt. In time, the loyalty shown will generate benefits.

I wish AMD would come on board, I would sign up with them in a heartbeat, just like I did with NVIDIA.

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