ESL releases IEM Katowice aftermovie

1-6-2016 13:00

ESL has released an aftermovie from the IEM World Championship, in Katowice.

Season 10 of Intel Extreme Masters came to a close in March with the World Championship, at Spodek Arena, in Katowice, where 12 teams from all over the world battled it out for $250,000 in cash prizes.

With a 3-0 victory over Luminosity in the grand final, fnatic crowned a fantastic run in the tournament, picking up their last trophy to date.

Relive fnatic's victory in Katowice

You can now relive the best moments of IEM Katowice 2016, including Gabriel "⁠FalleN⁠" Toledo's amazing clutch against Na`Vi on Overpass, in this nine-minute long aftermovie, which also contains footage from the League of Legends and the Starcraft II competitions.

nice

2016-06-01 13:07

8 replies

just so you don't forget: germany 7-1 brazil fnatic 3-0 lg europe 32-0 america

2016-06-01 15:26

7 replies

thanks for reminder =D

2016-06-01 16:43

just so you don't forget: You're not german; fnatic has no players from your country; the shit ass tiny piece of land you live on is carried by the part of Europe that matters to the world in every aspect.

2016-06-01 16:58

5 replies

Europe countries rule the world together. "the shit ass tiny piece of land you live on" -says brazil

2016-06-01 17:01

3 replies

I never heard about your country, and we have the best team in the world

2016-06-01 19:03

1 reply

mb cuz there are no schools in brazil

2016-06-01 19:56

Europe doesnt even rule europe.. you are putins bitch.. na and asia strongest in world by a large margin

2016-06-02 06:52

Why don't u get that virus under control? Jesus Christ, what is Brazil's plan to kill off the world by being useless?

2016-06-02 04:57

2016-06-01 13:07

nice

2016-06-01 13:07

first

2016-06-01 13:07

meh too long

2016-06-01 13:07

Niceee

2016-06-01 13:08

Ez 4 fnatic. Olof :( :(

2016-06-01 13:09

Wow

2016-06-01 13:09

i said n1 and they removed my comment.. n1

2016-06-01 13:10

2 replies

2016-06-01 14:58

n1 sadly ence didnt participate here =[

2016-06-01 16:43

I miss old fnatic );

2016-06-01 13:10

1 reply

I miss old times );

2016-06-01 16:02

HYPE

2016-06-01 13:12

nice

2016-06-01 13:13

RIP olof

2016-06-01 13:15

CS:GO portion starts at 6:20

2016-06-01 13:16

more highligths from game pls. I wanted to see navi's triple boost and crowd reaction :D

2016-06-01 13:17

Soo cool

2016-06-01 13:18

dota shit

2016-06-01 13:21

Can we have an mlg Columbus aftermovie? xD hltv pls

2016-06-01 13:21

For me it showed "ESL releases IEM Katowice" I nearly had a fucking heart attack.

2016-06-01 13:22

n1 vid but too much michal blicharz for me :>

2016-06-01 13:23

FALLEN STOP BLOWING MY MIND

2016-06-01 13:23

Olofnatic

2016-06-01 13:24

retard pasha and his 10yo fanbase ruined the whole movie xd

2016-06-01 13:24

why would I want to relive a cheating team winning??

2016-06-01 13:30

Better late than never amirite?

2016-06-01 13:31

ESL IE USER

2016-06-01 13:31

IE confirmed

2016-06-01 13:44

SC is so shit game lmao...how can anyone watch that?

2016-06-01 14:08

9 replies

That's the game that started it all. You must have been too young when SC/BW came out.

2016-06-01 14:36

7 replies

Nah I'm 19, but I don't like that type of games.

2016-06-01 14:44

1 reply

"Nah I'm 19" LOL so you were probably born in 1997 while SC came out 1998 :D. So you actually were pretty young and you still are.

2016-06-01 15:58

not really actually

2016-06-01 15:30

4 replies

SC/BW was the first competitive game to gain worldwide popularity while CS remained Eurocentric. While CS professional scene was still centered around big LAN tournaments like the CPL, SC already had salaried players with leagues, tv broadcast, etc. They were the first to show competitive gaming could be commercially viable.

2016-06-02 00:56

3 replies

Hello, did you forget about Quake and UT

2016-06-02 02:17

2 replies

They were the same as CS. Their pro scene was just centered around LAN tournaments. The players income was based solely around tournament winnings. Team orgs only give players uniforms and maybe sponsor their travel expenses and tournament entry fees. That's it.

2016-06-03 01:26

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Ofc it was just centered around lan tournaments, it was the late 90s/early 2000s lol, do you honestly think the Koreans in SC got paid salaries? People just exploited the Korean players at that time. Maybe later players like boxer etc got salaries. Why did so many do matchfixing lol, SC was popular mainly in Korea, NA and EU mostly played quake/ut/cs then warcraft/dota.

2016-06-03 02:15

yeap people with brain watch SC not kids like you... I dont play SC but for me this game is most interesting for watching then any other. You can see that pro players from SC are smart as fu*k

2016-06-02 10:23