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Hello hello,

Long time reader/lurker here, but i spend most of my posting life on ns.com or toymods.

Anyways a while back i believe there was a BF2 battle between ns.com and sau, in the same vein, i would like to CHALLENGE all the best of the best SAU Counterstrike Source players to a battle against the best players from NS.COM. BATTLE TIME!

At the moment we are only assembling/trialing a team so you all have heaps of time, so i guess yeh, ball is in your court, we're calling you out, Challenge accepted?

Cheers,

Mat (aka. S13Power off ns.com)

:D

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took ya time to write this up s13power ;)

ns.com has a large team, roughly 34 players... we are going to cut that team down..

still waiting on you skyline boys to assemble a team :D

as far as servers go, i think i told s13power about EGN/Netspace that rent out servers for free to play css. problem being they will be either 20 or 32 slot server, so gotta cut the team down!

I have a ranking on Gamespace servers, along with my friend. Not saying I am "godlike" but I can hold my own. We play Source at atleast 1 full day each and every weekend on online servers

Put me down for 2 spots if you need numbers.

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