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ETF2L Highlander Season 8: PremTech vs WASP @ 20:45 CEST

Date March 29, 2015

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Join Spain CeeJaey & Norway Heavy Is GPS on BlackOut TV for Highlander’s Sunday Special between Season 7’s Premiership 2nd place European PremTech and Division 1’s champion Russia WASP in their first game of Season 8!

Russia WASP have been making a name for themselves recently, from successfully dominating UGC Highlander Season 14 EU to lording over last season’s Division 1 teams as mentioned before. With such a reputation, are we witnessing a major contender for Season 8 supremacy? Even so Russia WASP have added some new players to the hive, including Russia Forsak3n taking on the role of Scout.

European PremTech, our returning 2nd place team of Season 7, has been going under a lot of roster surgery with players joining and leaving left, right and center. Despite all this, a couple of players we know quite well popped up for European PremTech, Latvia uubers on Soldier and Latvia atomic- on Scout. With two new and eager offensive classes in the mix, can PremTech go on to complete this season as 1st place champs?

When we have 2 very experienced and very dedicated teams fighting for an initial Week 1 victory, only two questions remain… Who will win? And who will out-snipe the other? Tune in at 20:45 CEST for all the action and glory!

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Season 20 powered by Tt eSPORTS Premiership Finals

Date March 29, 2015

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SEASON 20 POWERED BY TT ESPORTS PREMIERSHIP FINALS SUNDAY THE 29TH, 19.00 CEST

Toiling away all season long spilling blood, sweat and giving it their all are these three teams. They have proven themselves against the best of Europe and prevailed. But the final hurdle still remains, as we go into the finals. First out are 2nd and 3rd placed teams European Ze Knutsson Rollerbladers and European Se7en. They will be facing each other in a best of three to see who makes it to the Grand Final. European Ze Knutsson Rollerbladers were last season’s runner-up and now they’re out for the gold. But in their way is European Se7en who, under the leadership of veteran premoman UnitedKingdom kaidus, have dispatched most of prem to get here. These are two evenly matched teams, last time they fought the treated us to an exciting 5-4 on cp_sunshine_rc5 which ended in the Rollerbladers’ favour.

Whoever triumphs over the other still has to face the season’s most dominant team European SUAVE having only let one point slip away from them throughout the regular season, there is no surprise that European SUAVE made it straight into the Grand Final. But that point that did slip away was to European Ze Knutsson Rollerbladers. But that was when bk. had their fallen comrade Sweden Knutsson. One must remember that European SUAVE are last season’s gold medalists, albeit in an altered form. So tune in to see which team claims the first place and 1500€ in prize money, and if this hasn’t gotten you exited yet check out the teaser made by Finland amppis below.

Highlander Season 8 Powered by Tt eSPORTS Premiership Interviews: PremTech

Date March 28, 2015

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It’s time to continue our look at your Season 8 Premiership teams with Season 7 runners-up European PremTech. Promoted from Div 1 after Season 6, they announced themselves in the top division by making bold claims of “aiming to be top 3 of Prem in S7.” While the naysayers scoffed, Finnish Demoman Finland BAITO busied himself by picking up a roster of players from around the globe that proved themselves capable of standing up to the big boys. Russia ShaDowBurn tore the division a new one with his Black Box & Concheror shenanigans while UGC Platinum Champions Kids Next Door donated their Medic UnitedStates Nursey and Heavy UnitedStates Kresnik to the cause. Finland Tseini returned from his military service to pick up the Sniper Rifle once more, and they dethroned Season 6 Champions European Highpander© in the semi-finals before taking European Tourettes Chessclub to a third map in the Grand Finals. Sadly the fairy tale ended with a mere Silver medal, but Finland BAITO and the gang are back for more in Season 8. We spoke to the man himself to get the lowdown.

How happy were you with the team’s performance last season?

Finland BAITO: Of course we were really happy with the result, 2nd place and first season in prem. But as we could have got the golden medal, it was a bit crap to lose the final the way it happened, reservoir as the deciding map.

Have there been any changes to the roster?

Finland BAITO: We weren’t about to change our roster at all, but apparently Russia ShaDowBurn and Finland jwso quit for their studies. We had to get a new flank, so we robbed European Tourettes Chessclub and got Latvia atomic- and Latvia uubers. And during the preseason Finland Tseini quit TF2 so we picked up Belarus tracker. Now Finland Tseini is back so it´s kind of a 50/50 with our Snipers. The one who can play, will play. Both of them have had some computer/connection problems recently.

How has pre-season been going? Have you been playing a lot?

Finland BAITO: After we had had almost 1.5 months break, we started playing again just 3 weeks ago and played a couple pcw´s with an unstable roster, but finished our new roster on last Sunday finally. We have been doing 2-3 pcw´s a week when we can, and it is looking really strong at the moment with the current roster.

What do you think of the map pool? You’ve been very vocal in your support of Gravelpit, you must be pleased to see it back.

Finland BAITO:Yes of course that meant a lot for our whole team, we´ve been undefeated on it for so long. It was just ridiculous to see how disorganized most of the prem teams were on a map like gpit last season. However I think the map pool is good, new versions of maps, 2 new maps, seems to be okay for everyone. I am only mad because we got all the payload maps against the new prem teams and the other maps against the top prem teams, which seems to be worse than just typical bad luck.

Who are the standout performers on the team? Who should we be watching for the big plays?

Finland BAITO: I won´t name a single person, because this season we already know each other too well. If one of us is missing, the whole team will be probably fucked unless the merc coming in is like Russia ShaDowBurn or Finland jwso or someone who often mercs for us. So everyone should be equally important. All of us are going to go huge again though, that´s for sure.

Are you aiming to win Prem this season? Who do you see as your biggest rivals for the title?

Finland BAITO: Because of the maps, the games against pander and chess shall be interesting ones this season, but Netherlands kKaltUu will still probably cause most of the problems for us again. And yes, we are totally going for the league win this time.

Finally, any shoutouts?

Finland BAITO: European PremTech gang, Blackout casting gang, Deutschlan gang, that´s all.

With one of the more stable rosters in Prem, European PremTech certainly look a safe bet for the top 3 once more. Keeping their combo intact will give them an edge over the other top teams: Both European Highpander© and European Tourettes Chessclub have changed Medics for this season, so UnitedStates Nursey, UnitedStates Kresnik and Finland BAITO will be looking to exploit any signs of instability in their rivals. The North American players have adapted well to ETF2L, and seem committed to the team. Latvia atomic- and Latvia uubers were contenders for flank of the season for Chessclub, so their arrival will soften the blow of losing Russia ShaDowBurn and Finland jwso. Perhaps the key to European PremTech‘s season lies with their Snipers – Finland Tseini‘s presence will be a huge boost when he’s available. Belarus tracker had some outstanding games during spells with Ireland Stacked and European Tourettes Chessclub but has been inconsistent in the past, so he will need to turn it on when it counts.

An opening week meeting with Prem new boys Russia WASP should provide a relatively comfortable first game for European PremTech, but with their meetings with the heavyweights coming on their weaker maps any upsets or dropped points will weigh heavily on Finland BAITO‘s mind. Results against the likes of Ireland Stacked and Slovakia Fair Enough will be expected this season after their previous triumphs, and every team is susceptible to choking under the pressure of expectations. If Season 7 taught us anything, though, it’s that you don’t want to rule European PremTech out too early.

European PremTech

Big thanks to Finland BAITO for taking the time to talk to us! Next up in our series of interviews: Ireland Stacked.

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Season 20 powered by Tt eSPORTS: Playoffs & Prize money

Date March 26, 2015

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Playoffs & Prize Money

Thanks to our Indiegogo campaign we managed to get over 3.000€ through crowd funding which allows us to provide the biggest total prize pool as well as the biggest prize pool for the Premier Division to date. A total of 4.080€ will be spread among the best teams of each Tier. Thank you to everyone that contributed.

Premier Division

The Season 20 powered by Tt eSPORTS Grand Finals will take place on March 29th with the following schedule:

Semi Final: 19:00CET European Ze Knutsson Rollerbladers vs European Se7en

Grand Final: 21:15CET European SUAVE vs Winner of the Semi Final

The teams are fighting for a total prize pool of 3.000€! with the following distribution:

1st1500€ / 250€ per player

2nd900€ / 150€ per player

3rd600€ / 100€ per player

High Tier

For the High Tier we decided to go with the system we used when the Premier Division Playoffs included four teams.

Round 1: March 22nd-March 25th European 1000 poops of the poopocalypse vs Finland Lutuset

Round 2: March 26th-March 31st Jamaica prtyboiz vs European 1000 poops of the poopocalypse

Final: April 1st-April 5th European ELOGURL vs European 1000 poops of the poopocalypse

The teams are fighting for a total prize pool of 720€ distributed among the top 3 teams:

1st360€ / 60€ per player

2nd216€ / 36€ per player

3rd144€ / 24€ per player

Mid Tier

For the Mid Tier we are going to use a modified version that was suggested by Netherlands TimTum during the last Fully Charged Europe episode:

Round 1.1: March 22nd-March 24th Austria TURNUP vs European Dodging Bullets

Round 1.2: March 22nd-March 24th Latvia International Oral Sex vs European mid high

Round 2.1: March 25th-March 29th Luxembourg B-HAVE vs European Dodging Bullets

Round 2.2: March 25th-March 29th European Iso-G vs European mid high

Semi Final 1: March 30th-April 1st Austria Gamsjaga eSports vs European Dodging Bullets

Semi Final 2: March 30th-April 1st Germany Lemmings vs European Iso-G

Final: April 2nd-April 5th Winner of Semi Final 1 vs Winner of Semi Final 2

The teams are fighting for a total prize pool of 270€ distributed among the top 3 teams:

1st135€ / 22,50€ per player

2nd81€ / 13,50€ per player

3rd54€ / 9€ per player

Open Tier

We will be handling the playoffs for the Open Tier the same way we handled it for Season 19. Each team’s leader will be contacted by Germany Sonny Black through Steam to submit their availability. The teams will then be matched by their seed and their availability. The playoffs will take place between March 22nd and April 5th, due to this fairly tight schedule each eligible team that wants to participate in the playoffs should be able to play at least 2 matches per week. Beside the top 14 teams in Open Russia candy sticks and Hungary Gibusztalan Spam Fest! will fill place 15 and 16. This was decided based on their Sonneborn Berger rating.

The teams are fighting for a total prize pool of 90€ distributed among the top 3 teams:

1st45€ / 7,50€ per player

2nd27€ / 4,50€ per player

3rd18€ / 3€ per player

Additionally we are trying to turn what we received in item donations into keys, to ensure a somewhat evenly spread distribution for the top 3 Open Tier teams.

ETF2L Highlander Season 8: Highpander vs Tourettes Chessclub @ 21 CET

Date March 26, 2015

REMINDER: koth_warmtic_b6 is now being used for Season 8 matches, you can download it here.

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Season 8 is officially beginning and we couldn’t have a better game to start out with! Join Spain CeeJaey, UnitedStates sigafoo & England Jon on BlackOut TV for the ultimate game between two titans of Premiership, European Highpander© vs European Tourettes Chessclub on pl_upward.

European Highpander© are known as the victors of Highlander Season 6 for when they dominated over Norway itsallgood 6-0 however during the latest season European Highpander© slipped up when they faced European PremTech in the playoffs stage losing 3-6. Despite this, European Highpander© have brought on players like UnitedKingdom lawn, Sweden Zebbosai and Lithuania Spreijer to even up the playing field and possibly take Season 8 as their second win.

Facing them tonight is European Tourettes Chessclub, our returning Season 7 winners who beat European PremTech 5-4 back in January in the Grand Final playoff. However, even with such a victory for themselves, they’ve introduced Denmark Freakie, Norway Lazybear and Sweden ondkaja to their roster. Is this the boost they will require to win this season like the last?

Whatever the result tonight, a great match will be in store for us.

For all the pre-season info on the teams, be sure to read our interviews with leaders Denmark Scissors and England Hildreth:

Highpander Interview with Hildreth

Tourettes Chessclub Interview with Scissors

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