Bravado Gaming have announced the next event at their Bunker. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will feature on 7 March with a prize pool of R15,000. This follows their FIFA and Fortnite events, and much like those, the event is aimed at introducing newer players to competitive environments. There will be a 40-player limit, with the entry fee at R250. The tournament will be…
This review is an unedited version of the review written by Zombie Dredd and published in the Tech Magazine: Issue 78 February 2020. If you were expecting 2019 to be the year that Activision skipped the release of a Call of Duty, it would have been the year you were very wrong. Thankfully, the latest addition to the franchise did remember…
Local competitive console Call of Duty has been going through its ups and downs over the last few years. This year has seen ongoing online tournaments by ACGL this year, and a few ‘smaller’ LAN events in Gauteng. However, there is less in the way of ‘major’ LAN events than any previous year. There are many making attempts to maintain…
Bravado Gaming’s Call of Duty team spent a weekend in London for the Call of Duty World League event. Their excursion marked one of a limited number of times a South African console Call of Duty team have played outside of the homeland. It also saw Bravado Gaming (BvD) carry the flag proudly, making it into the second day of play. Their…
This weekend, the Bravado Gaming Call of Duty team are playing in the United Kingdom. The PlayStation 4 team will be participating in the Call of Duty World League London open bracket. On the line is a cash prize and an opportunity to face off against the world’s current top 16 professional teams. Continue reading this article originally posted on Esports Central here
South African Call of Duty, Overwatch and PUBG players have until 11 January 2019 to register their teams for the Smartcall leagues. The leagues are born from the recent R10 million partnership agreement announced between Mettlestate and Smartcall. A total prize pool of R10,000 per title is on offer across ‘Pro’ and ‘Open’ divisions. The prize pool breakdown can be found below. The…
This review is an unedited version of the review written by Zombie Dredd and published in the Tech Magazine: Issue 65 January 2019. This year, Call of Duty bucked their own November release date by arriving a little earlier than usual. However, that is not the game’s biggest surprise. Activision and developer Treyarch decided to go a little further and…
We always hope that people naturally look at our event calendar and plan appropriately, but recently we realised that, well, it’s just not the case always. Sometimes another reminder is required, so heading forward – and when time allows it – we want to inform you of a jampacked weekend of events. One such as this coming weekend. So book…
This article was first published on Esports Central. With the (relatively) recent release of the latest Call of Duty title, the competitive scene saw a major shake-up. Gone are the days of 4v4 tournaments as Black Ops 4 ushered in a new era. 5v5 is now the franchise’s (current) competitive standard. Of course, all this has meant that local teams have…
It took six matches over the course of a day to determine the champion in Mettlestate’s first Call of Duty tournament. Energy Esports stood tallest, going through the double elimination playoffs undefeated to secure the lion’s share of the cash prize pool. The Energy Esports team faced their old rivals Bravado Gaming in the grand final of the R50,000 ASTRO CoD Championship. Continue reading this…
