I think its safe to say that we have had some interesting and fun contests here at 360Sync, but this contest has the chance to top the best of them. Dr Pepper is giving us the opportunity to let our community interact with their MLG team, and give away some awesome prizes, too!
The Dr Pepper Facebook page is hosting a live chat with their Major League Gaming Pro-Circuit Halo team, Str8 Rippin, on Thursday, October 29th at 6PM Eastern Standard Time.
Want the opportunity to have your question answered first during the chat? Leave your toughest gaming questions for Str8 Rippin on the Dr Pepper Facebook Discussion Board. The team will select the ten best questions to kick off the chat on Thursday, October 29th at 6PM EST.
However, 5 of the 10 questions to kick off the chat will come from the 360Sync community! If we pick your question as one of the 5 that we submit to the chat, you’ll be entered to win a seriously killer prize pack. The prize pack consists of a $50 BestBuy.com gift card, and a year’s supply of Dr Pepper.
We’re giving you two shots at the prizes. First, you can enter by simply leaving your question for the Str8 Rippin team in the comments. Again, the best 5 comments will be submitted to the chat, and a random winner will be picked from the 5 submissions.
Second, we have another $50 BestBuy.com gift card and another one-year’s supply of Dr Pepper that we’ll be giving away to two lucky followers on Twitter. You can enter by giving an @ reply to 360Sync, with the #str8chat hashtag, and you’ll be entered to win. Make it interesting, and we’ll also be submitting the best questions asked on Twitter to the chat.
Rules: Contest is only open to those in the United States.
Lastly, SoCal residents, keep your eyes open because 360Sync has a seriously cool contest planned just for you! Details will come in the next few days.
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How long have you been a gamer and what are your favorite games other than Halo?
Do you ever get tired of playing Halo? If you do how do you get to like it again?
If my team gets paired up against yours what tactics can we use to have a shot at winning?
How much time do you spend gaming, and what does your family think of your job?
How much Dr Pepper do u guys consume before a big game???
What was the appeal for becoming a pro-gamer and how did you find the right connections to do so?
As a Pro Gamer is Money a problem??? Do you really get taken care as they say you do by your sponsors to put food on your table and give back to your parents???
We've all heard it before "Gaming is not a real job" & a fan base within the gaming community is hard enough to get, but how do you market yourselves beyond that for a general acceptance of pro-gamers in the "real job" world?
How did you get started with pro gaming? Was it a scout, leader boards, tournaments, or something different?
How often do "bio breaks" happen during gaming due to excess Dr.Pepper imbing for big matches?
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Other than first person shooters what other genre of games do you like? And have you tried out Borderlands?
How young did you discover you had this gift, and do you have any battle scars?
I\\f Halo: ODST had its own multiplayer mode (not firefight), would it be a more ideal game for pro-gaming when compared to Halo 3?
Are there any maps that, when they come up, you say, "Oh crap, not this map"?
What is the one best and one worst thing about being a pro gamer?
How has the popularity of being a Halo pro affected your life outside of gaming and what interesting encounters have come up because of it?
How do you resolve a problem/fight you and your team mates are having, before a match? And if its not resolved does it effect your ability to play well.
Lets say your an above average FPS player and would like to get better and join a competition team, what would say is the best way to approach this.
What makes a game a good candidate for pro gaming? Is it just popularity, because of the obvious number of people that play, or does it come down to mechanics and quality of the game as well? Are there any less popular games that would do well in a pro gaming setting for competition?
What is your favorite game besides Halo?
How many hours per week do you guys practice as a team? How do you practice? Do you play matchmaking or custom games, or both?
I am interested in being entered into the Dr. Pepper Contest.