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Summer Games Done Quick will go fully online in AugustCovid-19 concerns continue
Covid-19 concerns continue
Earlier in the year, charity speedrunning eventSummer Games Done Quickmade the decision todelay until Augustin light of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Organisers have now made the decision to cancel the on-site parts of the event, opting instead for a fully online event.Previously, SGDQ had hoped to go ahead with its physical event in Bloomington, MN from August 16-23, 2020. With the continued concern over the pandemic, organisers say “we will move the event to online-only, broadcasting the event from our studio with participants performing speedruns from the safety of their homes.” The dates for SGDQ will remain the same. It’s just the venue that’s changing this time.In light of COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the on-site portion of#SGDQ2020and instead proceed with an online-only event, Summer Games Done Quick 2020 Online.For more information, including submissions and volunteer information:https://t.co/umiMSaefOZpic.twitter.com/vLKIKNNAqO— Games Done Quick 🔜 #AGDQ2025 (@GamesDoneQuick)June 5, 2020To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsIn light of the change, SGDQ is reopening speedrunner submissions from June 6th - 17th, presumably to allow for those who wouldn’t have been able to attend in person an opportunity to participate in the now online version. You can find out other details on theGDQ website.Not long after originally delaying the event, GDQ hosted aCorona Relief Done Quickevent raising money forDirect Reliefproviding medical resources and protective equipment to medical workers during the pandemic.While you wait for the speedy summer runs, you can check out some excellent speedruns from the winter in thebest moments from Awesome Games Done Quick 2020.
Earlier in the year, charity speedrunning eventSummer Games Done Quickmade the decision todelay until Augustin light of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Organisers have now made the decision to cancel the on-site parts of the event, opting instead for a fully online event.Previously, SGDQ had hoped to go ahead with its physical event in Bloomington, MN from August 16-23, 2020. With the continued concern over the pandemic, organisers say “we will move the event to online-only, broadcasting the event from our studio with participants performing speedruns from the safety of their homes.” The dates for SGDQ will remain the same. It’s just the venue that’s changing this time.In light of COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the on-site portion of#SGDQ2020and instead proceed with an online-only event, Summer Games Done Quick 2020 Online.For more information, including submissions and volunteer information:https://t.co/umiMSaefOZpic.twitter.com/vLKIKNNAqO— Games Done Quick 🔜 #AGDQ2025 (@GamesDoneQuick)June 5, 2020To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsIn light of the change, SGDQ is reopening speedrunner submissions from June 6th - 17th, presumably to allow for those who wouldn’t have been able to attend in person an opportunity to participate in the now online version. You can find out other details on theGDQ website.Not long after originally delaying the event, GDQ hosted aCorona Relief Done Quickevent raising money forDirect Reliefproviding medical resources and protective equipment to medical workers during the pandemic.While you wait for the speedy summer runs, you can check out some excellent speedruns from the winter in thebest moments from Awesome Games Done Quick 2020.
Earlier in the year, charity speedrunning eventSummer Games Done Quickmade the decision todelay until Augustin light of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Organisers have now made the decision to cancel the on-site parts of the event, opting instead for a fully online event.
Previously, SGDQ had hoped to go ahead with its physical event in Bloomington, MN from August 16-23, 2020. With the continued concern over the pandemic, organisers say “we will move the event to online-only, broadcasting the event from our studio with participants performing speedruns from the safety of their homes.” The dates for SGDQ will remain the same. It’s just the venue that’s changing this time.
In light of COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the on-site portion of#SGDQ2020and instead proceed with an online-only event, Summer Games Done Quick 2020 Online.For more information, including submissions and volunteer information:https://t.co/umiMSaefOZpic.twitter.com/vLKIKNNAqO— Games Done Quick 🔜 #AGDQ2025 (@GamesDoneQuick)June 5, 2020To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings
In light of COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the on-site portion of#SGDQ2020and instead proceed with an online-only event, Summer Games Done Quick 2020 Online.For more information, including submissions and volunteer information:https://t.co/umiMSaefOZpic.twitter.com/vLKIKNNAqO— Games Done Quick 🔜 #AGDQ2025 (@GamesDoneQuick)June 5, 2020
In light of COVID-19, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the on-site portion of#SGDQ2020and instead proceed with an online-only event, Summer Games Done Quick 2020 Online.For more information, including submissions and volunteer information:https://t.co/umiMSaefOZpic.twitter.com/vLKIKNNAqO
In light of the change, SGDQ is reopening speedrunner submissions from June 6th - 17th, presumably to allow for those who wouldn’t have been able to attend in person an opportunity to participate in the now online version. You can find out other details on theGDQ website.
Not long after originally delaying the event, GDQ hosted aCorona Relief Done Quickevent raising money forDirect Reliefproviding medical resources and protective equipment to medical workers during the pandemic.
While you wait for the speedy summer runs, you can check out some excellent speedruns from the winter in thebest moments from Awesome Games Done Quick 2020.
