http://www.crunchgear.com/2007/10/30/you-could-win-1000000-just-by-playing-halo-3/ Gadgets, gear and computer hardware. Fri, 04 Dec 2009 10:35:16 -0500 hourly 1 http://www.crunchgear.com/2007/10/30/you-could-win-1000000-just-by-playing-halo-3/comment-page-1/#comment-538160 Anonymous Wed, 12 Dec 2007 02:53:37 +0000 http://crunchgear.com/2007/10/30/you-could-win-1000000-just-by-playing-halo-3/#comment-538160 no you cant faggot the 1000000 is divided between 64 players. no you cant faggot the 1000000 is divided between 64 players.

]]> http://www.crunchgear.com/2007/10/30/you-could-win-1000000-just-by-playing-halo-3/comment-page-1/#comment-506038 MStewie Thu, 01 Nov 2007 15:37:06 +0000 http://crunchgear.com/2007/10/30/you-could-win-1000000-just-by-playing-halo-3/#comment-506038 Another FINE article, as only the CrunchGear staff could do it. Let me clear some things up, because I actually took the 30 seconds to read the original article. (Of course it took Vince 30 minutes to read the same article, and his comprehension rate is about 70%, missing many important details.) Fact #1: THERE IS NO "TOP PRIZE" of $1,000,000, cool, tepid or any other temperature. It is a $1 million dollar competition, with the million split 64 ways, the TOP prize being $250,000. Fact #2: The contest is between Dec 18th and the 22nd, I'm quite sure you would be disqualified if you got there on the 19th 'cause you would miss the registration. Fact #3: Before you pack any "clothes, caffeine and 360 controller", make sure you have either the $275 pre-registration fee (before Nov 2nd) or the $475 late registration fee. A heads up on a contest seems simple enough, until you botch all of the most important details. The title isn't even TRUE! What kind of reporters are you? (and yes, I do think I could do better, if that's your next question.) If you were a REALLY good reporter, you would notice that "Cash prizes are delivered by mail, in check form only, directly to CPL tournament winners approximately 90 days after completion of a CPL event." as per the terms and conditions on the CPL website. So don't expect to get paper money handed to you after you win. The best you can hope for is a big fake plastic check with your name on it! Another FINE article, as only the CrunchGear staff could do it. Let me clear some things up, because I actually took the 30 seconds to read the original article. (Of course it took Vince 30 minutes to read the same article, and his comprehension rate is about 70%, missing many important details.)
Fact #1: THERE IS NO “TOP PRIZE” of $1,000,000, cool, tepid or any other temperature. It is a $1 million dollar competition, with the million split 64 ways, the TOP prize being $250,000.
Fact #2: The contest is between Dec 18th and the 22nd, I’m quite sure you would be disqualified if you got there on the 19th ’cause you would miss the registration.
Fact #3: Before you pack any “clothes, caffeine and 360 controller”, make sure you have either the $275 pre-registration fee (before Nov 2nd) or the $475 late registration fee.
A heads up on a contest seems simple enough, until you botch all of the most important details. The title isn’t even TRUE! What kind of reporters are you? (and yes, I do think I could do better, if that’s your next question.)
If you were a REALLY good reporter, you would notice that “Cash prizes are delivered by mail, in check form only, directly to CPL tournament winners approximately 90 days after completion of a CPL event.” as per the terms and conditions on the CPL website. So don’t expect to get paper money handed to you after you win. The best you can hope for is a big fake plastic check with your name on it!

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