WCG China team has won 3 Gold first win the National Cup record success

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; 　　December 2, the 2012 World Electronic Competition (WCG) Global Finals 2nd in 1157.html "> Jiangsu Province Kunshan International Convention and Exhibition Center ended, China eventually won the Warcraft 3, DOTA2 and three championships through the FireWire, the first to win the" national Cup ", and create the best record of history. China has actually locked in Warcraft 3 and DOTA2 two titles before the finals. "Ted" and "fly100%" Meet Again in the Warcraft 3 final, the group "fly100%" twice won (including the game), but the final laugh at the end of the "TeD", 2:1 to win the championship, he became WCG first to use the undead race champion. 　　In the three or four finals, the Chinese "Emperor" "Sky" and South Korea "Moon God" "Moon" again staged the classic war, the result of "Sky" 2:1 won, reported the group game time an arrow of revenge. First entered the WCG's DOTA2 project, the IG team won the first DOTA2 Championship after defeating the DK after the China regional finals. 　　Through the FireWire Project Chinese team won the championship, this time for China won the IG team. South Korean players have defended their position in StarCraft 2, and "Parting" is the only gold for the South Korean team to win the finals. Chinese players "macsed" in the three or four finals thrashed opponents won the third place, the performance is surprising. 　　In addition, the German player "Daimonde" through the penalty shoot-out to defend FIFA12 champion. 　　In this way, the five Chinese team won three gold, creating the best record of history, while also winning the first "national cup", the national Cup is the WCG-specific awards, the most gold medals in each competition will retain the country Cup one year, after South Korea has been a frequent national cup. The WCG also has a tank world, online counter-Strike, DotA Allstar and QQ speed four promotional projects. Founded in 2000, WCG is one of the world's electronic athletic events, with more than 500 contestants from more than 40 countries and regions in the finals.