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Watch our own Yvonna in a video from the premiere of “Frag”, a documentary about gaming and e-sport. Fatal1ty and her are talking about the movie, but also about gaming in general. Watch it here:

Some weeks ago I was in Skellefteå, a town in the north part of Sweden, where DreamHack arranged LAN and ESWC pre qualifier. Now it’s time to pack the bags again and go to the next gaming event. Right now DreamHack is having a LAN in the middle of Nordstan, a big mall in central Gothenburg. I will go there over the weekend to film the LAN and the ESWC pre qualifiers in CS and WC3.

This picture is taken from www.dreamhack.se

Everyday gamer has posted an interview with girlz 0f destruction on their website. Among other things you can learn more about our team, our members and what games we are looking forward to play.

Head over to theeverydaygamer.com to read the interview.

Some weeks ago I attended DreamHack Skellefteå to make a video about the LAN and the ESWC pre qualifier for CounterStrike. The video was shown yesterday in GamePlay on channel TV7. You can watch the video if you head over to their website (it’s all in Swedish though):

DreamHack Skellefteå video part 1

DreamHack Skellefteå video part 2

I’ve found a really addictive shockwave game called Fuse Moshbox. Colored cubes are coming in from the sides, stopping in the middle when they hit something. Your job is to connect cubes of the same color with each other to make them disappear. When the screen is filled up with blocks it is game over. You have to connect at least three blocks at once, but the more you get in the same connection the higher score. There are also power blocks, they can be both good and bad. Give it a try. My high score right now is 423 060.

Update: My new highscore is 1 312 960 

I’ve found this awesome video today at lavalevel.net and I just have to share it with you, it is so fun and cute. It’s someones girlfriend playing TF2 for the first time and she makes the funniest comments ever. Enjoy!

Hi everyone. I  haven’t had the time to write anything for a while. Actually I didn’t have much to say but I think it’s time to update my situation. I’m aNouC and I’ve been playing Counter-Strike much more than Quake during the last years, even I started with that game and is the one I like the most.

Last summer 2007 I went to the ESWC, as I used to do every year. I represented Spain together with four girls, because Counter- Strike is a game played on a 5 vs 5 modus. We’ve been kinda unlucky with our lineup because since we made the Top3 in 2005, we went through some lineup changes that made very difficult for us to fix our teamplay and to have a team stability which in this game is quite important aswell as having the right motivation. That’s why in 2006 and 2007 we only took the 5th place due to our own mistakes.

After the last tournament, we all took a break till the new season started.  I decided to step back for a while. Told my mates I needed to focus on some other things and so I did. We finished the ESL Major Series playing very badly, due to the lack of activity and motivation, even we were doing great at the beginning. Then everyone got lost. We left the organisation that was supporting us and we all took different ways. I needed at least two or three weeks far from the game and from most of the people till I finally recovered some energy. On that point I decided to play with males instead of starting over with a female team. Actually one of my former mates and best friend, joined another team so I thought we would never be together again and somehow I thought I would be retired from the Counter-Strike female scene. I didn’t feel right with all that, because I still wanted to go to the ESWC but I couldn’t see an option to get there. It was almost impossible to fix a competitive team on that situation so I forgot about it for some time. Last february, my friend iRene was kicked from her team and she was clanless again. She came to me to talk about it and the idea of being together again and prepare something was on the air. But we knew it was very difficult. We weren’t talking to some of the other girls since last summer, some others have been inactive for a couple of years and another one was going to be very busy on her new job so it seemed almost impossible to do anything. Suddenly somebody announced a LAN Tournament in Madrid, with a female combo on it. That was pretty interesting and we both tried to put together some old friends to give it a try. If we had the chance to meet up, would be much easier to talk about our future too, in case there was any.

The event was small but the feeling I had there was amazing. I had fun, I met  some old friends and we’ve done well together, even without preparation. We managed to beat all spanish and portuguese teams and end up being the winners and leaving the place with 1.000 Euros and a big smile. We had time to talk and we decided we wanted more of this, we wanted to be together again. That’s how once at home we decided to announce our comeback. Celebrating the 10th year of a community I started once as a Quake team, we became the new spanish badGirls for now. We are playing the ESL Major Series II, where we already won our games against Defeaters, ALTERNATE aTTaX and Endless Inspiration. We still should have to win extenSia and Les Seules if we want to go to the brackets, but we will see what happens. For now we are just trying to get some teamplay back, doing some tactics and practicing a little bit every day from 22.00 CET.

Now we can just hope to have a ESWC Qualifier in Spain, that gives us a slot to go to the big finals in California. At the same time we applied for the ESWC Masters in Paris, just in case we don’t have the qualification, we will have to win the Masters and use the money to go to America. And that’s it… that’s how everything happend during the last half a year, what I’ve done and how I felt. I’m motivated again about the ESWC, which is the top event for a CS team. I would also like to reinstall Quake 3 to play it again on my free time, but since my computer is not working very well, I prefer to wait first. I love to teamplay and I would like to see some Q3 or even Q4 TDM tournaments, so I could play together with my lovely girlz 0f destruction! Damn it, I miss the rail…

Exactly as the title states! Sorry about the delay in updates

xx Livia

The AFI Dallas FIlm Festival will premiere the documentary “Frag” April 1st and 3rd in Dallas Texas. http://filmguide.afidallas.com
AFI Dallas announced today that Yvonna Lynn has been appointed moderator for the Question & Answer session after the film on April 3rd at 5:15 showing at Northpark 7. Jonathan “Fatl1ty” Wendell, John Romero, Rafik ” LoSt-CaUzE” Bryant, and Frag Doll Morgan “Rhoulette” Romine are scheduled to be present.

Frag
Documentary Showcase
(USA, 2007, 79 mins)
World Premiere
Directed By: Mike Pasley
Featuring: John Romero, Johnathan ‘Fatal1ty’ Wendel, Rafik ‘Lost-Cauze’ Bryant, Gene Simmons, SK, Fnatic, and interviews members of the girlz 0f Destruction Trito & Liefje along with feature spots of Alana and other of the g0d girlz
Producers: Judd Saul, Todd Fossey

Kids no longer dream of being a pro athlete, they dream of being a pro cyber-athlete. In the 1980’s kids were competing in arcades for high scores. Today they compete for millions of dollars around the globe, and some gamers have achieved celebrity status.