Post by Eorl @ 03:31pm 16/11/12 | 8 Comments
"It's been a pleasure to assist a world-class company like Wargaming," said Stephane Panyasiri, CEO of SEA Gaming Pte Ltd. "The partnership allowed us to leverage powers of each other for the combined benefit and reach considerable results in less than a year's time."The change affects both Australia and New Zealand in that all future in game and on ground events, and also future leagues will be included in the SEA branch. For more information you can check out their official website which includes SEA specific updates.
"We'd like to thank our partners, SEA Gaming, for their assistance in establishing our presence in Southeast Asia," said Victor Kislyi, CEO of Wargaming. "We stand firmly on our feet now and are focused on maintaining sustainable long-term growth in the market."
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Posted 03:34pm 16/11/12
Posted 09:21pm 16/11/12
Posted 09:30pm 16/11/12
I'm privy to what WG has planned and they are seriously embracing e-Sports competitively.
You can expect this to take off with some way cool prizes for dedicated, competitive players.
I can't go into detail just yet, just wanted to add some additional info as one of said dedicated, competitive players.
Posted 06:18am 17/11/12
Posted 10:20am 17/11/12
Posted 10:54am 17/11/12
Because Optus users have s***** connections to SE Asia and would prefer an American server.
Posted 10:14pm 17/11/12
So chances are you poor fools on Optus are still gonna be routed through the US.
Posted 10:31pm 17/11/12
When can you go into details? Can you offer anything else? Can you send an email to trog so ausgamers can post something really vague like "Our insider source has let us know that..."