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New Stickers & Christmas Update (Getting Into Eleague Boston Major 2018)



New Steam Update - 12/19/2017

[ THE ELEAGUE BOSTON 2018 CS:GO MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP ]
– Team stickers, team graffiti, and stickers autographed by CS:GO pro players are now available for purchase in-game, from the Steam Community Market, or from the 50 piece Mega Bundle on Steam. 50% of the proceeds go to the players and organizations at Boston 2018. For more details, visit http://www.counter-strike.net/pickem/boston2018
– Team stickers can be used as game pieces for the Boston 2018 Team Pick’Em Challenge.
— Preliminary stage picks can be made immediately, preliminary stage picks lock at the start of the preliminary stage matches.
— Group stage picks can be made when the preliminary stage has completed, group stage picks lock at the start of the group stage matches.
— Playoff picks can be made when the group stage has completed, playoff picks lock at the start of the first quarterfinal match.

[ HOLIDAYS ]
– Deployed Holiday Cheer for your festive fragging season.
– You can spread the Holiday Cheer! Gifts are now available for a limited time.

[ MISC ]
– Fixed ability to host offline server with friends for War Games when setting party lobby privacy to “Friends Need Invites”.
– Tournament server logs can now have item pickup/drop events enabled using mp_logdetail_items setting.
– Game servers will now sanitize player name string to not contain non-ascii control characters.
– Fixed unlocalized string in disconnect errors for other players.
– Fixed several client-side crashes.
– Added support to demoinfogo parser for decoding fixed user data size string tables which previously caused invalid substring calculation code path to run.

[ GAMEPLAY ]
– Replaced shotgun spread model (off by default). Available for offline and community servers for testing. For more details visit http://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/holiday-spread/

Eleague Major Boston 2018 Stickers


Boston Major Stickers Now Available! 
Team stickers, team graffiti, and stickers autographed by CS:GO pro players are now available for purchase in-game, from the Steam Community Market, or from the 50 piece Mega Bundle on Steam. 50% of the proceeds go to the players and organizations at Boston 2018.


Team Stickers 
Place them on your weapons to show support for your favorite team. You can get Holo and Foil team stickers by purchasing team sticker capsules featuring the Legends, Returning Challengers, or Minor Challengers. You can play the Boston 2018 Team Pick'Em Challenge exclusively with team stickers.

Player Autograph Stickers 
Paper, Foil, and Gold stickers are available in player autograph capsules, featuring the Legends, Returning Challengers, or Minor Challengers. Each player in the tournament has an autographed sticker you can place on a weapon to show support for that player or team.

ELEAGUE Boston 2018 Mega Bundle 
The bundle contains 50 items commemorating players and organizations participating in the Boston 2018 Major: one team sticker and one team graffiti from each of the 24 participating teams, one ELEAGUE sticker and one ELEAGUE graffiti. 50% of the proceeds from the sale of this event bundle support the players and organizations.

Boston 2018 Team Pick'Em Challenge


Predict which teams will advance to earn points toward an Boston 2018 Team Pick'Em Trophy! Using Team Stickers, make your first set of predictions before the Preliminary Stage begins on January 12. Make a second set of predictions before the Group Stage begins on January 19. A third set of predictions should be made before the Playoffs begin on January 26.


For further info go to official CS:GO BLOG.

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