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| − | | text = | + | | text = '''Insomnia49''' is the 49th installment of the [[Insomnia Gaming Festival|Insomnia Gaming Lans]]. The event started on August 23, 2013 with the group stages and conclude on August 26, 2013 with the Grand Finals. The tri-annual event usually features the top of Europe's TF2 teams and many other gaming events. In the same manner as for [[Insomnia46]], the community is sending non-European teams to compete. This year the teams whose trip was fundraised, are [[High Rollers Gaming]] - the best North American team at the moment and an Australian team, [[Team Immunity]], who have been a dominant force in the Australian TF2 scene. |
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| + | === Schedule === | ||
| + | * '''Group stages''' - Friday August 23, 2013. ''20:00 – 00:00 CEST'' | ||
| + | * '''Elimination stages''' - Saturday August 24, 2013. ''11:00 – 21:00 CEST'' | ||
| + | * '''3rd place Game''' - Sunday August 25, 2013. ''13:00 – 15:00 CEST'' | ||
| + | * '''Grand final''' - Sunday August 25, 2013. ''17:00 – 19:00 CEST'' | ||
| − | + | === Online qualifier === | |
| + | On June 1, an online qualifier for i49 was announced by Tapley, the TF2 tournament organiser. The prize for the tournament winners were 6 tickets for all of the winning team members for the event, and the runner-up prizes were 6 Plantronics Gamecom 380s headsets. | ||
| − | + | The tournament brackets can be found [http://binarybeast.com/xTF21305281 here]. The final was played on July 11, between Furbo Pandas and Decerto.Ozone. | |
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| + | == History == | ||
| + | === Medic (Highlander) === | ||
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| + | '''The Medic''' is generally considered the most unique and one of the most important classes in Team Fortress 2. His ability to negate damage with his healing and usage of the ÜberCharge mechanic make him the core part of the team and led the development of the metagame based around ÜberCharges, pushing, holding and defending points. | ||
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| + | In all gamemodes, the Medic's main job is to keep his team in shape, by healing hurt teammates, allowing them to rejoin the fight and turn the tides of the battle in their favour. Usually, the Medic will prioritize some classes over others. The privileged classes are commonly referred to as ''the combo'', which consists of the [[Heavy (Highlander)|Heavy]], the [[Demoman (Highlander)|Demoman]], and the [[Pyro (Highlander)|Pyro]]. As for the other classes, some will sometimes receive just an overheal (such as the [[Scout (Highlander)|Scout]]), and some are required not to be healed at all (such as the [[Soldier (Highlander)|Soldier]] or the [[Spy (Highlander)|Spy]]). | ||
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| + | On maps without set-up time (such as [[King of the Hill]] or [[5CP]] maps), in the beginning of each round the Medic will give the Demoman an overheal, to enable him to [[rollout]] to the middle point. After that, he will give overheals to all players, and in the end, just before arriving on the point, will give a full overheal to the Heavy, bringing him to 450 HP. | ||
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| + | On maps with set-up time, the gameplay varies, depending on which side the Medic is on. In both cases, during set-up time, the Medic will prepare an ÜberCharge, that will be used later during a round. On attack, the Medic sometimes waits in spawn, not to risk losing (dropping) the Über by dying, while the team goes out without him, trying to get an important kill or force the enemy Medic to activate his Über, so that the attacking Über's importance rises. | ||
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Revision as of 13:27, 24 August 2013
Contents
Current featured article
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Insomnia49 is the 49th installment of the Insomnia Gaming Lans. The event started on August 23, 2013 with the group stages and conclude on August 26, 2013 with the Grand Finals. The tri-annual event usually features the top of Europe's TF2 teams and many other gaming events. In the same manner as for Insomnia46, the community is sending non-European teams to compete. This year the teams whose trip was fundraised, are High Rollers Gaming - the best North American team at the moment and an Australian team, Team Immunity, who have been a dominant force in the Australian TF2 scene.
Schedule
- Group stages - Friday August 23, 2013. 20:00 – 00:00 CEST
- Elimination stages - Saturday August 24, 2013. 11:00 – 21:00 CEST
- 3rd place Game - Sunday August 25, 2013. 13:00 – 15:00 CEST
- Grand final - Sunday August 25, 2013. 17:00 – 19:00 CEST
Online qualifier
On June 1, an online qualifier for i49 was announced by Tapley, the TF2 tournament organiser. The prize for the tournament winners were 6 tickets for all of the winning team members for the event, and the runner-up prizes were 6 Plantronics Gamecom 380s headsets.
The tournament brackets can be found here. The final was played on July 11, between Furbo Pandas and Decerto.Ozone.
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History
Medic (Highlander)
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The Medic is generally considered the most unique and one of the most important classes in Team Fortress 2. His ability to negate damage with his healing and usage of the ÜberCharge mechanic make him the core part of the team and led the development of the metagame based around ÜberCharges, pushing, holding and defending points.
In all gamemodes, the Medic's main job is to keep his team in shape, by healing hurt teammates, allowing them to rejoin the fight and turn the tides of the battle in their favour. Usually, the Medic will prioritize some classes over others. The privileged classes are commonly referred to as the combo, which consists of the Heavy, the Demoman, and the Pyro. As for the other classes, some will sometimes receive just an overheal (such as the Scout), and some are required not to be healed at all (such as the Soldier or the Spy).
On maps without set-up time (such as King of the Hill or 5CP maps), in the beginning of each round the Medic will give the Demoman an overheal, to enable him to rollout to the middle point. After that, he will give overheals to all players, and in the end, just before arriving on the point, will give a full overheal to the Heavy, bringing him to 450 HP.
On maps with set-up time, the gameplay varies, depending on which side the Medic is on. In both cases, during set-up time, the Medic will prepare an ÜberCharge, that will be used later during a round. On attack, the Medic sometimes waits in spawn, not to risk losing (dropping) the Über by dying, while the team goes out without him, trying to get an important kill or force the enemy Medic to activate his Über, so that the attacking Über's importance rises.
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