In the Telkom Do Gaming Battlefield 3 League brought to you by EA, Alienware and Gaming Inc, over 55 teams of eight players and four reserves each will clash in a mighty battle for their claim of R100,000 and eight Alienware X51 Desktops!
In Battlefield 3, players step into the role of the elite U.S. Marines. As the first boots on the ground, players will experience heart-pounding missions across diverse locations including Paris, Tehran and New York. As a U.S. Marine in the field, periods of tension and anticipation are punctuated by moments of complete chaos. As bullets whiz by, as walls crumble, as explosions force players to the ground, the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before.
The league is split up into three legs, each lasting seven weeks. At the end of each leg, teams will be promoted or demoted according to their resulting position.
At the end of the third leg, teams will be invited to compete on LAN at the Telkom Do Gaming league Championships. In 2011 the Telkom Do Gaming League Championships were held at rAge and we gave away prizes to the value of R360,000!
EA South Africa and Gaming Inc have both sponsored R50,000 in cash prizes, building up to an incredible R100,000 and Alienware will be giving the winning team EIGHT Alienware X51 PC's!
Teams need to compete in the Do Gaming League online to compete for a spot to qualify for the 2011 Do Gaming League Championships.
The Battlefield 3 DGL 2012 first leg Champions Cup was decided as First in Battle (FiB) and Bravado Gaming took to the frontline to play out the finals for the top spot.
The action kicked off on the Grand Bazaar where FiB started on the Russian side. Bravado was able to take the win by just 10 tickets leaving FiB to respond in the next round. Respond they did and FiB ended up taking the US side by 74 tickets.
The next map headed to Seine Crossing where Bravado again won the first round, this time on the US side by 31 tickets. FiB then pulled back the second round by 47 tickets. This gave FiB the win over Bravado by 80 tickets.
Read the match report and interviews here.
