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- March 5, 2016
- Liquipedia Commons is officially launched. On the other Liquipedia wikis, uploading has been disabled, as all files will have to be uploaded to the Commons wiki. This centralized file resource will help us be more consistent for some images such as team logos or to share player photos across several wikis.
- December 26, 2015
- The old medal icons have been replaced by the ones that have already been in use on other Liquipedia wikis. This was done to improve consistency across all wikis.
- September 29, 2015
- The wiki software has been upgraded, from MediaWiki 1.22.5 to 1.25.2.
- The skins had to be updated, but the visual result should be the same. One exception is that lock icons for HTTPS links are gone.
- Category pages can now be moved. It is not a category move though, just a move of the page for the category.
- The extension VideoFlash has been replaced by EmbedVideo for video embeds (mainly YouTube videos). This also means support for HTML5 videos has been dropped.
- January 15, 2015
- {{Infobox Player 2}} was replaced by a refreshed version of {{Infobox player}}
- November 26, 2014
- Revamped Progaming portal focusing on the post-KeSPA scene, with the integrated and renovated Players portal and Tournaments portal incorporating Semantic Mediawiki properties. Read more...
- July 31, 2014
- New review article summarizes updates, changes and new content recently made to Liquipedia. Thank you, Contributors! Read more...
- June 30, 2014
- Improved bracket templates were migrated from Liquipedia SC2. Readability has been improved, and in-bracket match summaries are now supported.
- May 23, 2014
- Added new Infobox icons/updated old ones making them look better.
- April 30, 2014
- New template for showing cross wiki articles, {{Liquipedia links}} which adds image links in the top right of articles.
- July 8, 2016 - The Afreeca Starleague begins soon with Flash returning to Brood War competition!
- The round of 16 starts on July 17, 2016, with the top seeds of EffOrt and Sharp. Read more...
- November 13, 2015 - Spotimes Starleague Season 2 returns with 32 top players
- The action begins today with Sea, ZerO, and more Read more...
- October 17, 2015 - VANT36.5 National Starleague (KSL2) set to begin with ~$33,000 prize purse!
- Starting on October 28, participating players include Bisu and Sea Read more...
- September 19, 2015 - The KDS Starleague Season 2 to commence with a 32 player tour!
- The Ro32 dual tournament group stage with Sea, EffOrt, hero, and more starts on Sept 21st, casted by Afreeca BJ KDS. [ Read more...]
- August 13, 2015 - Spotimes Starleague to begin with a 16-player progamer tournament
- The action begins on August 14 with Mind, ZerO, sSak, and others Read more...
- July 17, 2015 - TeamLiquid Legacy Starleague Championship and TeamLiquid Legacy Cup series are announced!
- The TLC series begin July 25, enabling the TL/foreign BW community to practice for the TLS Championship Read more...
- May 9, 2015 - The Draemong Starleague – casted by Afreeca BJ KDS with a 16 player tour!
- The Ro16 dual tournament group stage with Sea, EffOrt, free, ZerO and sSak starts on May 11th. Read more...
- April 2, 2015 - 41 returns to cast the 41 Maki Starleague with an eight player tourney!
- The Ro8 dual tournament group stage with Sea, EffOrt, and Mind starts next week. Read more...
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Tournament poster
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Venue entrance
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Stork, Pj and Mondragon
World Cyber Games 2007
The World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Finals were held from October 3rd-7th, 2007 at in Seattle, Washington, USA. This marked the second time the WCG would be held in the United States, with the WCG 2004 Grand Finals held in San Francisco three years earlier. WCG organizers hoped the Seattle event would match the 40,000 spectators that were drawn the year before at WCG 2006 in Monza, Italy, if not the 55,000 strong who attended WCG 2005 in Singapore.
Inside the Qwest Field Event Center, approximately 700 participants representing 74 countries competed across all team and individual events. The tournament cash purse totaled $480,000, with over $26,000 allocated for StarCraft: Brood War competitors. Spectators of the Grand Finals were able to watch selected games on two stage areas, as well as flat-screen televisions set up throughout the venue. For fans at home, online video broadcasts were available in a number of languages as announcers provided play-by-play and analysis of featured matches, including in English by GGL Wire and in Korean by OGN. Various gaming sites, such as Meet Your Makers, Gosu Gamers, and Game Riot and a number of fans were able to provide on-site reporting and accounts of their experience, given the relative ease of travel to this US-based location, enabling distant fans access to a wide range of coverage.
After a variety of National Qualifiers from March through September 2007, the Grand Finals welcomed 35 Brood War finalists from 26 countries. The most represented countries were South Korea, Germany, Russia, China, the United States, and Poland. Italy and Bulgaria were also well-represented with two participants each. A few countries would by represented by participants for the first time in a WCG, including Belarus and Trinidad and Tobago. Leading up to the WCG 2007 Grand Finals, a number of players had garnered attention for their play heading into the contest. Some participants made valiant efforts but fell short in WCG 2005-2006, while others were newcomers who quickly rose up the ranks in either international play. Notable Korean participants included 
sAviOr, 
Stork, and 
Hwasin, while non-Koreans included 
Mondragon, 
Pj, 
Testie and 
Draco.
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