MBC LandCinema Prime League V

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[e][h]MBC LandCinema Prime League V
League Information
Series:
MBC Game League
Organizer:
MBC Game
Sponsor:
LandCinema
Type:
Offline
Location:
South Korea Seoul
Format:
1v1
Start Date:
2004-11-10
End Date:
2005-02-25
Liquipedia Tier:
Premier
Winners
Korea (South)  Moon
Korea (South)  Romeo
Korea (South)  FreeDom
Korea (South)  EvenStar
Player Breakdown
Number of Players:
30
6
5
9
10
Maps
Chronology

Information[edit]

The MBC LandCinema Prime League V was a WarCraft III event organized by MBC Game and the last of the Prime League series. The tournament took place from November 10th, 2004 to February 25th, 2005 and featured the best Korean players, as well as the non-Korean Four Kings players Grubby, FuRy, ToD and Zeus.

This tournament is known for hosting the maps involved in the MBC Map Scandal.

Rankings[edit]

Prize-pool is unknown.

Participants[edit]

Human Human Orc Orc Undead Undead Night Elf Night Elf
Korea (South) Swain
Korea (South) Romeo
Korea (South) Sweet
Korea (South) Moon
Korea (South) Rainbow
Netherlands Grubby
Korea (South) Star
Korea (South) FreeDom
Korea (South) Kenshin
Korea (South) Lyn
Korea (South) GoStop
Korea (South) ShowTime
France ToD 		Korea (South) FoCuS
Korea (South) FoV
Korea (South) Check
Korea (South) Wise_Gray
Korea (South) 4Leaf
Korea (South) Lucifer
Korea (South) EvenStar
Korea (South) Scorpio
Sweden FuRy
Croatia Zeus
Korea (South) ReiGn
Korea (South) Anyppi
Korea (South) Justice 		Korea (South) SoNyun
Korea (South) Susiria
Korea (South) May
Korea (South) DVD

Format[edit]

  • One group stage played in round-robin and best-of-one. Players ranked first are qualified for the playoffs while the ones ranked two have to play a wildcard.
  • Single elimination bracket in best-of-three for the first round, then best-of-five.

Results[edit]

Group Stage 1[edit]

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Group A
1. Korea (South)  FoV 4-1
2. Korea (South)  EvenStar 3-2
3. Korea (South)  Anyppi 3-2
4. Korea (South)  FoCuS 2-3
5. Korea (South)  Wise_Gray 2-3
6. Korea (South)  Lucifer 1-4

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Group B
1. Korea (South)  Romeo 3-2
2. Korea (South)  ShowTime 3-2
3. Korea (South)  Star 3-2
4. Korea (South)  Rainbow 2-3
5. Korea (South)  ReiGn 2-3
6. Croatia  Zeus 2-3

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Group C
1. Korea (South)  May 4-1
2. Korea (South)  FreeDom 4-1
3. Korea (South)  GoStop 3-2
4. France  ToD 3-2
5. Korea (South)  Swain 1-4
6. Korea (South)  4Leaf 0-5

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Group D
1. Korea (South)  Check 4-1
2. Korea (South)  Sweet 4-1
3. Korea (South)  Kenshin 3-2
4. Sweden  FuRy 2-3
5. Korea (South)  Lyn 2-3
6. Korea (South)  DVD 1-4

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Group E
1. Korea (South)  Moon 5-0
2. Korea (South)  Susiria 3-2
3. Netherlands  Grubby 3-2
4. Korea (South)  Justice 2-3
5. Korea (South)  Scorpio 2-3
6. Korea (South)  SoNyun 0-5


Group B Playoffs[edit]

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Wildcard
January 7, 2005
1. Korea (South)  ShowTime 2-0
2. Korea (South)  Romeo 1-1
3. Korea (South)  Star 0-2


ShowTime qualifies for the playoffs while Romeo will have to play the wildcard.

Wildcard[edit]

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Wildcard
January 10, 2005
1. Korea (South)  EvenStar 2-0
2. Korea (South)  Romeo 2-1
3. Korea (South)  Susiria 1-2
4. Korea (South)  Sweet 0-2


Final bracket[edit]

Quarterfinal
 South Korea Romeo
2
Romeo 
 Check
January 17, 2005
 South Korea Check
1
 South Korea FreeDom
2
FreeDom 
 ShowTime
January 17, 2005
 South Korea ShowTime
0
 South Korea EvenStar
2
EvenStar 
 FoV
January 17, 2005
 South Korea FoV
1
 South Korea May
0
May 
 Moon
January 17, 2005
 South Korea Moon
2
Semifinals
 South Korea Romeo
3
Romeo 
 FreeDom
February 9, 2005
 South Korea FreeDom
0
 South Korea EvenStar
0
EvenStar 
 Moon
February 16, 2005
 South Korea Moon
3
Finals
 South Korea Romeo
0
Romeo 
 Moon
February 25, 2005
 South Korea Moon
3


Trivia[edit]

  • Star retired few days after his Group B playoffs game against Romeo, complaining about a bug related to the Ghoul Frenzy upgrade taking 10 minutes to complete instead of 45 seconds. [1]
  • Despite favoring the Orcs, this tournament saw Moon beating all of his opponents with an impressive 13-0 score.

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Star.WeRRa retires after MBC Bug SK-Gaming.com.
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