I want to be honest: The concept at the rear of the CW Network’s prime-time special H1Z1: Fight for the The queen's seemed like a really negative idea. But enjoying the action yesterday, television felt just like the natural home for this kind of singular, action-packed function.

The premise seems simple: Take seventy-five professional H1Z1: Full of the Kill participants,

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, divide them directly into 15 teams of five, and pit these against each other within the most popular survival first person shooters on the planet. But look at the logistics of it all! 1st you have to find 12-15 pro teams ready to participate in a high-stakes competition in an not finished early access online game. Then you actually have to construct out a place with 75 high end rigs, and line the place up for television system. Then you need to in fact run the game, properly, while you record the particular action inside and outdoors of the game planet. Finally, you have to supply viewers with a mix of live commentary and also high-end graphics so that it all makes sense.
There is so much that could have been put wrong. But in training — and, without doubt, after being seriously edited for telly — it seemed seamless.

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