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Don't Trip

2015-11-12T02:34:10Z

Cofflee: added more notable players, other light fixes

'''Don't Trip''' was an [[ESEA]]-Invite team that was formed in Season 5 by [[enoryt]]. The team dropped out of ESEA Invite in the middle of Season 13. Don't Trip is well known for having the [[b4nny]] and enoryt pair in their roster and making LAN every season during their ESEA Invite career.
After Season 12 LAN b4nny, cyzer and shade left the team to form [[bp]] (renamed to [[High Rollers Gaming]]). This left no choice to enoryt but to merge [[Spacewhales]] with the remains of the team.

{{Team infobox
| teamname = Don't Trip
| image = donttrip.jpg
| tag = trppn.it
| location = United States
| format = [[6v6]]
| site =
| sponsors =
| leader = enoryt
| notableplayers = b4nny, clockwork, cyzer, enoryt, mackey, shade, yz50
| currentplayers = None |
| subs = |
| achievements = 
*ESEA Open Season 5 1st Place
*CEVO Alienware Arena Tournament 4th Place
*Intel Lanfest Southern California 1st Place
*CEVO Professional Season 6 3rd Place
*CEVO Professional Season 7 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 6|Season 6]] 4th Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 7|Season 7]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 8|Season 8]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 9|Season 9]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 10|Season 10]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 11|Season 11]] 1st Place
*[[Insomnia46]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 12|Season 12]] 2nd Place
| links = http://play.esea.net/teams/32376
}}

==Rosters==

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = blaze
| scout2 = jnkx
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = karenbear
| description = The ESEA-Open Season 5 team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = raf
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 6]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 7]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s07 lan emazinggaming.jpg|thumb|eMazing Gaming on ESEA S7 LAN. From left to right: Shade, Ggglygy, mackey, enoryt, b4nny, Yz50]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 8]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s09 lan dashnetprophets.JPG|thumb|Dashner on ESEA S9 LAN. From left to right: Reptile, Cyzer, clockwork, enoryt, mackey, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = Cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Reptile
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 9]] Dashner team
}}

[[File:Esea s11 lan leviathan gaming.jpg|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S11 LAN. From left to right: Sponsor, enoryt, Cyzer, clockwork, Dave_AC, Shade, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = CB
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 10]] Quantic Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s12 lan leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S12 LAN. From left to right: Cyzer, enoryt, hero, Shade, Dave_AC, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 11]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

[[File:I46 leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on Insomnia46 LANfest on the UK. From left to right: enoryt, b4nny, shade, clockwork, mackey and Cyzer]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[Insomnia46]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = hero
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 12]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = blaze
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = hero
| demoman = dummy
| medic = alfa
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 13]] Don't Trip team
}}

==VODs==

Don't Trip

2015-11-12T02:26:17Z

Cofflee: fixed links

'''Don't Trip''' was an [[ESEA]]-Invite team that was formed in Season 5 by [[enoryt]]. The team dropped out of ESEA Invite in the middle of Season 13. Don't Trip is well known for having the [[b4nny]] and enoryt pair in their roster and making LAN every season during their ESEA Invite career.
After Season 12 LAN b4nny, cyzer and shade left the team to form [[bp]] (renamed to [[High Rollers Gaming]]). This left no choice to enoryt but to merge [[Spacewhales]] with the remains of the team.

{{Team infobox
| teamname = Don't Trip
| image = donttrip.jpg
| tag = trppn.it
| location = United States
| format = 6v6
| site =
| sponsors =
| leader = enoryt
| notableplayers = b4nny, clockwork, cyzer, shade, yz50
| currentplayers = None |
| subs = |
| achievements = 
*ESEA Open Season 5 1st Place
*CEVO Alienware Arena Tournament 4th Place
*Intel Lanfest Southern California 1st Place
*CEVO Professional Season 6 3rd Place
*CEVO Professional Season 7 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 6|Season 6]] 4th Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 7|Season 7]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 8|Season 8]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 9|Season 9]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 10|Season 10]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 11|Season 11]] 1st Place
*[[Insomnia46]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 12|Season 12]] 2nd Place
| links = http://play.esea.net/teams/32376
}}

==Rosters==

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = blaze
| scout2 = jnkx
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = karenbear
| description = The ESEA-Open Season 5 team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = raf
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 6]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 7]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s07 lan emazinggaming.jpg|thumb|eMazing Gaming on ESEA S7 LAN. From left to right: Shade, Ggglygy, mackey, enoryt, b4nny, Yz50]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 8]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s09 lan dashnetprophets.JPG|thumb|Dashner on ESEA S9 LAN. From left to right: Reptile, Cyzer, clockwork, enoryt, mackey, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = Cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Reptile
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 9]] Dashner team
}}

[[File:Esea s11 lan leviathan gaming.jpg|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S11 LAN. From left to right:Sponsor, enoryt, Cyzer, clockwork, Dave_AC, Shade, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = CB
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 10]] Quantic Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s12 lan leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S12 LAN. From left to right:Cyzer, enoryt, hero, Shade, Dave_AC, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 11]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

[[File:I46 leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on Insomnia46 LANfest on the UK. From left to right:enoryt, b4nny, shade, clockwork, mackey and Cyzer]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[Insomnia46]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = hero
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 12]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = blaze
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = hero
| demoman = dummy
| medic = alfa
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 13]] Don't Trip team
}}

==VODs==

Enoryt

2015-11-12T02:23:52Z

Cofflee: added picture and text on i46

{{Player infobox
| alias = enoryt
| image = Enoryt.jpg|
| fullname = Tyrone Wang
| age = |
| country = United States
| formats = 6v6
| class = Pocket
| currentteam = N/A
| previousteams = eMazing Gaming, Don't Trip
| steam = enoryt
| twitch = tyreeze
| youtube = |
| otherlinks = {{ESEA|51247|text}}
}}
Tyrone "'''enoryt'''" Wang was a competitive TF2 player who played [[Pocket|Pocket Soldier]] for [[Don't Trip|eMazing Gaming]], which later became Don't Trip. He also participated in the [[Insomnia46|Insomnia i46 LAN]] with [[Don't Trip|Leviathan Gaming]], and achieved 2nd place behind [[Classic Mixup|Classic Mixup]].

File:Enoryt at Insomnia46.jpg

2015-11-12T02:19:08Z

Cofflee: enoryt, Tyrone Wang

enoryt, Tyrone Wang

Enoryt

2015-11-12T02:13:41Z

Cofflee: created page for tyrone

{{Player infobox
| alias = enoryt
| image = |
| fullname = Tyrone Wang
| age = |
| country = United States
| formats = 6v6
| class = Pocket
| currentteam = N/A
| previousteams = eMazing Gaming, Don't Trip
| steam = enoryt
| twitch = tyreeze
| youtube = |
| otherlinks = {{ESEA|51247|text}}
}}
Tyrone "'''enoryt'''" Wang was a competitive TF2 player who played [[Pocket|Pocket Soldier]] for [[Don't Trip|eMazing Gaming]], which later became Don't Trip.

Don't Trip

2015-11-12T02:04:49Z

Cofflee:

'''Don't Trip''' was an [[ESEA]]-Invite team that was formed in Season 5 by [[enoryt]]. The team dropped out of ESEA Invite in the middle of Season 13. Don't Trip is well known for having the b4nny and tyrone pair in their roster and making LAN every season during their ESEA Invite career.
After Season 12 LAN b4nny, cyzer and shade left the team to form [[bp]] (renamed to [[High Rollers Gaming]]). This left no choice to [[enoryt]] but to merge [[Spacewhales]] with the remains of the team.

{{Team infobox
| teamname = Don't Trip
| image = donttrip.jpg
| tag = trppn.it
| location = United States
| format = 6v6
| site =
| sponsors =
| leader = enoryt
| notableplayers = b4nny, clockwork, cyzer, shade, yz50
| currentplayers = None |
| subs = |
| achievements = 
*ESEA Open Season 5 1st Place
*CEVO Alienware Arena Tournament 4th Place
*Intel Lanfest Southern California 1st Place
*CEVO Professional Season 6 3rd Place
*CEVO Professional Season 7 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 6|Season 6]] 4th Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 7|Season 7]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 8|Season 8]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 9|Season 9]] 1st Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 10|Season 10]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 11|Season 11]] 1st Place
*[[Insomnia46]] 2nd Place
*ESEA Invite [[ESEA-I Season 12|Season 12]] 2nd Place
| links = http://play.esea.net/teams/32376
}}

==Rosters==

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = blaze
| scout2 = jnkx
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = karenbear
| description = The ESEA-Open Season 5 team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = raf
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 6]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 7]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s07 lan emazinggaming.jpg|thumb|eMazing Gaming on ESEA S7 LAN. From left to right: Shade, Ggglygy, mackey, enoryt, b4nny, Yz50]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = Yz50
| scout2 = Ggglygy
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 8]] eMazing Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s09 lan dashnetprophets.JPG|thumb|Dashner on ESEA S9 LAN. From left to right: Reptile, Cyzer, clockwork, enoryt, mackey, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = Cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = Reptile
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 9]] Dashner team
}}

[[File:Esea s11 lan leviathan gaming.jpg|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S11 LAN. From left to right:Sponsor, enoryt, Cyzer, clockwork, Dave_AC, Shade, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = CB
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 10]] Quantic Gaming team
}}

[[File:Esea s12 lan leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on ESEA S12 LAN. From left to right:Cyzer, enoryt, hero, Shade, Dave_AC, b4nny]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 11]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

[[File:I46 leviathangaming.JPG|thumb|Leviathan Gaming on Insomnia46 LANfest on the UK. From left to right:enoryt, b4nny, shade, clockwork, mackey and Cyzer]]

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = mackey
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[Insomnia46]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = hero
| scout2 = cyzer
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = Dave_AC
| demoman = b4nny
| medic = shade
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 12]] Leviathan Gaming team
}}

{{6s team roster
| scout1 = clockwork
| scout2 = blaze
| pocket = enoryt
| roamer = hero
| demoman = dummy
| medic = alfa
| description = The [[ESEA-I Season 13]] Don't Trip team
}}

==VODs==

User:Cofflee

2014-06-12T05:39:30Z

Cofflee:

{{Player infobox
| alias = cofflee
| image = Ggglygy.jpg
| country = US
| formats = 4v4, 6v6, 9v9
| class = Scout
| currentteam = n/a
| steam = cofflee
}}

I SUCK AT SCOUT HMU

ETF2L 6v6 Season 16

2013-11-18T14:11:31Z

Cofflee: /* Prizes */

{{Season infobox
| shortname = ETF2L Season 16
| image = ETF2L_6v6_Season16.png
| imagesize = 250px
| fullname = ETF2L 6v6 Season 16 powered by BlackOut Gaming
| champion =
| runnerup =
| third =
| page = http://etf2l.org/leagues/6v6-season-16-home/
| previous = ETF2L 6v6 Season 15
| prevlabel = Season 15
| bestplayer =
}}
'''Season 16''' is the sixteenth season and current of [[ETF2L]]'s [[6v6]] competition, supported by [[BlackOut Gaming]] and [[Tt eSPORTS]].
Signups opened on September 1st and closed on September 12th. The main season is scheduled to begin on September 22nd 2013. With ESEA expanding to Europe, ETF2L took the chance to introduce more unlocks into the game, which especially benefited the use of the [[pyro]] class.

== Setup ==
=== Prizes ===
* '''1st Place''' - €500 + 6x Tt Theron Gaming Mouse
* '''2nd Place''' - €300 + 6x Tt SHOCK Gaming Headset
* '''3rd Place''' - €200 + 6x Tt Pyrrhus Gaming Mousepad

The cash prize given to the winning premiership teams was provided by the main sponsor BlackOut Gaming. Tt eSPORTS provides the hardware prizes.

Players in all divisions received a medal for winning their group or either a [[Participation Medal]] for just competing.

=== Season Schedule ===

* '''Signups''': September 01 – 12, 2013
* '''Publishing of Provisional Divisions''': September 13, 2013
* '''Schedule Week''': September 15 – September 21, 2013
* '''Main Season''': September 22 – November 9, 2013 (7 weeks)
* '''Catch-up Week''': November 10 – 16, 2013
* '''Playoffs''': November 17 – December 07, 2013

=== Maps ===
* '''Week 1''': [[cp_granary]], [[cp_gullywash_final1]]
* '''Week 2''': [[cp_gullywash_final1]], [[cp_badlands]]
* '''Week 3''': [[cp_badlands]], [[cp_metalworks|cp_metalworks_rc5]]
* '''Week 4''': [[cp_metalworks|cp_metalworks_rc5]], [[cp_process|cp_process_final]]
* '''Week 5''': [[cp_process|cp_process_final]], [[koth_pro_viaduct|koth_pro_viaduct_rc4]]
* '''Week 6''': [[koth_pro_viaduct|koth_pro_viaduct_rc4]], [[cp_snakewater|cp_snakewater_g7]]
* '''Week 7''': [[cp_snakewater|cp_snakewater_g7]], [[cp_granary]]

===Unlockable Weapons===

* [[Medic]]
** [[Kritzkrieg]]
** [[Übersaw]]
** [[Amputator]]
** [[Crusader's Crossbow]]
** [[Blutsauger]]
** [[Overdose]]
* [[Soldier]]
** [[Black Box]]
** [[Gunboats]]
** [[Escape Plan]]
* [[Scout]]
** [[Boston Basher]]
** [[Winger]]
* [[Soldier]] / [[Demoman]]
** [[Pain Train]]
* [[Pyro]]
** [[Degreaser]]
** [[Flare Gun]]
** [[Axtinguisher]]
* [[Heavy]]
** [[Dalokohs Bar]]
* [[Engineer]]
** [[Jag]]
* [[Spy]]
** [[L’Etranger]]
** [[Conniver’s Kunai]]

== Divisions ==
=== Premiership ===
==== Regular season ====

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2
|-
! width="20px" | Pos
! Team
! width="20px" | Pld
! width="20px" | W
! width="20px" | D
! width="20px" | L
! width="25px" | Pen
! width="20px" | Pts
! width="30px" | Streak
|- class="first"
| class="centered" | [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]]
| [[Epsilon eSports]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
|- class="second"
| class="centered" | [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]]
| [[Tee See Emm]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
|- class="third"
| class="centered" | [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]]
| [[Team Infused]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
|- class="playoffs"
| class="centered" | 4
| [[The Last Resort]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
|-
| class="centered" | 5
| [[Reverto]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
|-
| class="centered" | 6
| [[Impracticable Project]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
|- class="relplayoffs"
| class="centered" | 7
| [[Team Decerto]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
|- class="relegated"
| class="centered" | 8
| [[causeWEcan]]
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" |
| class="centered" | 0
| class="centered" | -2
|}

==== Playoffs ====

{{ETF2L bracket
| R1D1team=tbd | R1D1score=- | R1D1win=-
| R1D2team=tbd | R1D2score=- | R1D2win=-
| R2D1team=tbd | R2D1score=- | R2D1win=-
| R2W1team=tbd | R2W1score=- | R2W1win=-
| R3D1team=tbd | R3D1score=- | R3D1win=-
| R3W1team=tbd | R3W1score=- | R3W1win=-
}}

=== Other divisions ===
* '''Division 1'''
** ''Winners'' - tbd
** ''Promotion playoffs'' - tbd
** ''Relegated'' - tbd
* '''Division 2'''
** ''Promotion'' - tbd (2A), tbd (2B)

{{ETF2L competitions}}
[[Category:ETF2L 6v6 seasons]]
[[Category:ETF2L seasons]]

User:Cofflee

2013-10-08T14:40:43Z

Cofflee: Created page with "{{Player infobox | alias = cofflee | image = Ggglygy.jpg | country = US | formats = 6v6, 9v9 | class = Scout | currentteam = n/a | steam = cofflee }} GAMESENSE"

{{Player infobox
| alias = cofflee
| image = Ggglygy.jpg
| country = US
| formats = 6v6, 9v9
| class = Scout
| currentteam = n/a
| steam = cofflee
}}

GAMESENSE

B4nny

2013-10-05T21:01:48Z

Cofflee:

{{stub}}
{{Player infobox
| alias = b4nny
| image = b4nny.jpg
| fullname = Grant Vincent
| age = 20
| country = United States
| formats = 6v6
| class = Demoman
| otherclass = Scout
| currentteam = [[High Rollers Gaming|iT]]
| previousteams = eMazing Gaming, Quantic Gaming, Leviathan Gaming
| achievements =

* 3rd Place - Insomnia49 LAN
* ESEA Season 14 Invite Champion
* ESEA Season 13 Invite Champion
* ESEA Season 12 Invite 2nd Place
* 2nd Place - Insomnia46 LAN
* ESEA Season 11 Invite Champion
* ESEA Season 10 Invite 2nd Place
* ESEA Season 9 Invite Champion
* ESEA Season 8 Invite 2nd Place
* ESEA Season 7 Invite Champion
* ESEA Season 5 Open Champion

| steam = b4nny
| twitch = b4nny
| otherlinks = {{ESEA|361802|text}}
}}

Grant "'''b4nny'''" Vincent is a competitive TF2 player, known for playing [[Demoman]] for the ESEA-I teams [[eMazing Gaming]], [[Leviathan Gaming]] and [[High Rollers Gaming]].

He is widely acknowledged to be one of the best Demoman in the game, on par with the European demoman [[Numlocked]]. Additionally, his ability to play all classes in [[6v6]] at an Invite level has lead to many calling him the best player in the world.

[[Category:Demomen]][[Category:United States]][[Category:Players]]

Ggglygy

2013-10-05T20:59:43Z

Cofflee: creation of the page for ggglygy.

{{Player infobox
| alias = Ggglygy
| image = Ggglygy.jpg
| fullname = Branden Lewis
| age = 21
| country = Canada
| formats = 6v6
| class = Scout
| currentteam = Show Me the Monet
| previousteams = eMazing Gaming, Apocalypse Gaming
| steam = ggglygy
| twitch = ggglygy
| otherlinks = {{ESEA|348753|text}}
}}

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2013-10-05T20:55:38Z

Cofflee:

Useful console commands

2013-09-30T14:43:35Z

Cofflee: Added some common commands.

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== Viewmodel Commands ==
* viewmodel_fov
:Changes the Field of View of all viewmodels.
* viewmodel_fov_demo
:Changes the Field of View of viewmodels in recorded demos.
* r_drawviewmodel
:Toggles the visibility of the viewmodel.

==Ping Commands==
* cl_interp
:Changes the interpolation modifier that the game reads to calculate player-side ping.

==Weapon Commands==
* +attack
:Activates the weapon's primary attack (Mouse 1).
* -attack
:Halts the weapon's primary attack.

==Bind Commands==
* bind "KEY" "COMMAND" "MESSAGE(optional)"
:Binds a key to a command or message.
* BindToggle "KEY" "COMMAND"
:Toggles a command, such as r_drawviewmodel.

ÜberCharge

2013-09-30T14:32:12Z

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In all competitive formats which involve a [[Medic]], the gameplay focuses on the Medics' '''ÜberCharge'''. The outcome of the game is often decided on the difference of the Medics' Über percentages.

== Basics ==

=== Charge rates ===
All of the Medic's Medi Guns have different charge rates, depending on the type of Medi Gun and the healed players' health.
{| class = "wikitable"
|-
! Healing tool
! Health of target
! % gained per second
! Seconds to 100% über
|-
| rowspan = 2 | Medi Gun
| < 142.5% of base health
| 2.5% / s
| 40 seconds
|-
| > 142.5% of base health
| 1.25% / s
| 80 seconds
|-
| rowspan = 2 | Kritzkrieg
| < 142.5% of base health
| 3.125% / s
| 32 seconds
|-
| > 142.5% of base health
| 1.5625% / s
| 64 seconds
|-
| rowspan = 2 | Quick-Fix
| < 142.5% of base health
| 3.125% / s
| 32 seconds
|-
| > 142.5% of base health*
| 1.5625% / s
| 64 seconds
|-
|}

* Please note, the slow Quick-Fix heal rate is extremely rare in competitive play but CAN happen with pyros with Powerjack overheal or spies being overhealed by the enemy medic.

==== Advantages and Disadvantages ====

Because of the ÜberCharge's long charge rate, it is the most important factor when deciding whether to push in or not. An advantage is having a higher percentage of the ÜberCharge than the enemy, and vice versa; a disadvantage is having a smaller percentage of the ÜberCharge.

The effects of the ÜberCharge, regardless of whether it is the Medi Gun or the Kritzkrieg, make it so that trying to retake any ground when in a disadvantageous ÜberCharge position will result in a failure. A particularly bad situation is a "full advantage", which refers to one medic having their ÜberCharge ready, and the other being at a low percentage (0%-20%).

Over the course of the match, Medics will "count" ÜberCharges. "Counting übers" refers to the practice of calculating the other Medic's percentage based on both Medics' respawn times and past ÜberCharges. For example, a surviving Medic can check the scoreboard after the opposing Medic's death and observe the moment in which he respawns. The Medic's percentage at that point is his advantage percentage.

==== Kritzkrieg ====

The Kritzkrieg is sometimes used to create an advantage for a team. When both Medics die and respawn roughly at the same time, one of the teams' (usually the attacking one) Medic selects the Kritzkrieg. Because of its shorter charge rate, assuming perfect building, the Kritzkrieg will be ready eight seconds before the Medi Gun ÜberCharge.

==== Building ====

Building is the process of having one class damaging itself, so as to get ÜberCharge faster, due to a mechanic that makes ÜberCharge charge faster if the person being healed is not fully overhealed. This is usually done by a [[Scout]] with the Boston Basher, due to its self-damaging and ammo saving attacks, or by a [[Pocket|Pocket Soldier]] or [[Demoman]] with explosives.

Sometimes, on [[5CP]] maps, when defending the last point with a disadvantage and knowing the other team has an ÜberCharge of their own, teams will abandon building in favour of the Medic overhealing players, to keep them in shape in case of an incoming push and to somewhat accelerate the charge rate of the ÜberCharge.

=== Deploying Übers ===

An ÜberCharge is ready when the Medic's percentage reaches 100%. This is connected with an automatically activated voice response and a spark on the Medi Gun. The ÜberCharge is deployed using the secondary fire button. It drains at a rate of 12.5% per second, regardless of the secondary weapon used.

The Medic can split the ÜberCharge between players by putting the healbeam on them. It has however a negative effect on the ÜberCharge's duration. For every target under the effect of an ÜberCharge, the available über time is decreased by 1 second. A split über, or a ''flash'', lasts no less than a second.

When at 0% ÜberCharge, the Medic and his currently healed patient receive a one-second flash.

== Usage ==
The ÜberCharge is usually deployed when a team is trying to capture an objective by means of killing the enemy players, creating an exploitable player advantage that can be converted to a point capture.

=== ÜberCharge exchanges ===
When pushing into a team that has an ÜberCharge of their own, each team's aim is to damage the non-übered players, so that the Medic has to flash them. That leads to the decrease in the opposing ÜberCharge's duration, which allows for the team that didn't split the Über to stay invulnerable for longer and kill the remaining enemies.

=== Kritzkrieg ===
The Kritzkrieg's aim is to exploit the advantage in charge rates by killing the enemy Medic before he gets a Medi Gun ÜberCharge and either cap the final control point, or to keep exploiting the Kritzkrieg by keeping the opposing Medic down. It is a strategy usually run on the last point of a [[5CP]] map.

It is not advisable however to choose the Kritzkrieg when the enemy using the Medi Gun has more than 25% ÜberCharge, as it is likely that it will be ready by the time the Kritzkrieg is. A Medi Gun ÜberCharge completely nullifies the effect of a Kritzkrieg, as it blocks all incoming damage, critical or not.

Once the Kritzkrieg ÜberCharge is ready, a team should aim to use it as soon as possible, as not to lose the window of opportunity in which it is most useful.

=== Targets ===
Medi Gun ÜberCharges are usually taken by a team's Pocket Soldier or Demoman. The Pocket Soldier spearheads all pushes, staying on high health, absorbing incoming damage and exploiting dealt damage. He is also very mobile, which enables him to move quickly. On the other side, the Demoman has potentially the biggest damage output per second, and many opportunities for area denial and control, using his Stickybomb Launcher. Because of that, he is very important to keep alive.

The Demoman will almost always receive a Kritzkrieg, as his Stickybombs have the best chance of reaching the enemy Medic, the biggest target of a Kritzkrieg. Stickies also deal splash damage, which makes it possible to kill multiple targets at once, and don't detonate immediately on firing, forcing the enemy to stay away from already placed critical stickies.

[[Category:Mechanics]]

Calling

2013-09-30T14:26:52Z

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Calling in Team Fortress 2 is communicating with your team to relay information so that everyone knows what's going on. Calling is one of the most important skills that a team can have, it's from calls that organized teamplays are made and it's also the backbone of the metagame. It's arguably the biggest difference between public games and organized competitive play.

This is the same reason lobbies are very often frowned upon and disregarded as any demonstration of skill, as the in-game voice system isn't the best solution and there isn't any obligation to use in-game voice chat or any type of external communication, often resulting in abnormal outcomes from risky plays that wouldn't happen if these plays were called.

==Basics==
Calls play an essential part in competitive play, so they should be treated as such and given special attention and work. Calling isn't often trained or practiced and most of the calling attributes a player has come from actual competitive experience, so it is natural for new players to feel overwhelmed by it or not being able to make proper calls.
'''A call should be concise and clear, only with relevant information and no gibberish.''' It should also be spoken in a calm way that is understood by everyone, raging or shouting often only leads to a worse team atmosphere.

'''An example of a good (concise and clear) call would be:'''

"Scout on choke took 70."

'''An example of a bad or less clear call would be:'''

"Scout took a lot, why didn't he die?!?! Please kill him!"

==Main Caller==
The main caller is the backbone of any team, be it a Highlander or 6v6 team. It is the job of the main caller to communicate with the entire team, informing them when and how pushes, retreats and various other plays are to be carried out. It is essential that the main caller communicates clearly and concisely so actions are carried out as soon as possible. Teams which often fail to listen and react to the main caller generally fall apart due to a lack of focus on their enemies, positioning and the game as a whole.

Having a main caller is not a requirement nor obligation for every team, very often teams use different systems as they see fit to their playstyle, often using no maincaller at all or even 2 callers with strong maincalling presence.

===Attributes===
A main caller should be a player that has a clear understanding of the metagame and a good gamesense, that knows how their team can take advantage of a certain situation or turn the match around with precise and concise calls. Having a strong presence in the team and being respected and heard by your teammates at all times is also necessary. A good microphone is recommended but not obligatory.

=== Main Calling in 6v6 ===
The main caller is usually the Pocket Soldier, the Medic or the Demoman. This is because most 6v6 teams will focus their play around their combo to make use of über and general health advantages. That being said, a class that plays a big part in or around the combo is often recommended as a maincaller. However this is not true for all cases, as there are teams which have far more experienced players on flank positions that have good main calling abilities.

=== Main Calling in Highlander ===
Having a main caller in HL is much more important than on a 6v6 team, a player with a strong presence, that gives clear instructions is a plus, because HL is made up of 9 players in each team, the comms get usually a lot more noisy, often even resulting in a snowballing effect where calls are being talked over by other calls and there is no clear understanding of the direction the team should go.
The main caller is usually the Heavy, Medic or Demo as these are the essential combo classes.

== Communication system ==
The in-game voice system is virtually unused in competitive play as it isn't perfect nor offers the amount of audio quality and customization the players need. So there are plenty of alternatives used, from TeamSpeak to Ventrillo, but the one that has become the staple of the competitive Team Fortress 2 community is [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ '''Mumble'''], as it is very lightweight, open source, and also offers good audio quality and customization. Most teams will use this software to communicate and even the most active PUGs or Mixes channels/websites will enforce it, so it is an essential piece of software to the competitive scene.

[[Category:Mechanics]]

Getting Started

2013-09-30T14:19:27Z

Cofflee:

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Competitive Team Fortress 2 can be an extremely rewarding and enriching experience, but if a player is starting from scratch it can be also a bit difficult to grasp the amount of information you will come across. This page aims to help you being integrated into the competitive community and knowing the basics of the game.

== Where to start ==
First of all, consider choosing a primary '''[[Competitive_Formats|competitive format]]''' or '''[[:Category:Classes|class]]''' you want to start learning. While it is not obligatory to stick to one format or class, and there are numerous players that play different classes and formats, it is advised for a beginner to stick with one until you grasp the basics of the game.

== The basics ==
It is recommended to be familiar with the metagame, how it works, what you should do and why you should do it, you can consult our '''[[:Category:Mechanics|Mechanics]]''' page which has a very comprehensive explanation of these.

Our '''[[glossary]]''' page also has a very detailed compendium of expressions used commonly in the game.

== Watching competitive ==
Competitive matches at the top level are often casted by organizations such as '''[[TeamFortressTV]]''' or '''[[VanillaTV]]''', etc.

These casts provide a valuable resource for newbies eager to learn the game, so it is also recommended you watch VODs or casts of high level games.

Some popular channels that cover matches are:

{{Twitch|VanillaTV}} {{YouTube|VanillaTVorg}} '''VanillaTV'''

{{Twitch|TeamFortressTV}} {{YouTube|TeamFortressTV}} '''TeamFortress.TV'''

{{Twitch|BlackOutGamingTV}} {{YouTube|BlackOutCasting}} '''BlackOut TV'''

== Leagues and Tournaments ==
Depending on your location, there are various different leagues, even for the different formats. Some areas even have as many as 2 or 3 leagues, with choices between free to play or pay to play leagues, as well as community run leagues (i.e.: ETF2L) or professional leagues (i.e.: ESEA). Some of these organizations also run periodic cups for these gamemodes or even for other gamemodes such as [[Competitive_Formats#BBall|bball]] or [[ultiduo]].

=== Europe ===
* [[ETF2L]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[Wireplay]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[ESEA]] - 6v6
* [[UGC]] - Highlander / 6v6
* [[The_Round_Robin|The Round Robin]] - Highlander
* [[ESA]] - 6v6

=== North America ===
* [[ESEA]] - 6v6
* [[UGC]] - Highlander / 6v6
* [[The_Round_Robin|The Round Robin]] - Highlander
* [[CEVO]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[IGL]] - 6v6 / Highlander

=== Asia ===
* [[AsiaFortress]] - 6v6

=== Oceania ===
* [[Ozfortress]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[NZFortress]] - 6v6

== Game Costumization / Optimization ==
Competitive players often customize their game to get the most out of it and to fit it to their playstyle, this includes '''[[Custom HUD|Custom HUDs]]''', '''[[Configs (CFG)|Configs]]''', and even other kinds of '''[[Third-party programs|third-party tools]]'''. If you want to adjust the game to your needs you should take a look at those pages.

== Other Guides ==
There are some existing guides made by other community members or organizations that also cover some of the basics of competitive tf2, they also contain very relevant information so it would be wise to take a look at these:
* [http://atf2l.org/getting_started ATF2L Getting Started Guide]
* [http://www.cadred.org/News/Article/157101/ Cadred Getting Started Guide]
* [http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2610054 Noob's Guide to Finding Competitive Teams]
* [http://etf2l.org/help/new/ ETF2L 6v6 Newcomer Guide]
* [http://asiafortress.com/forum/index.php?/topic/1492-getting-started-in-competitive-tf2-a-complete-guide/ AsiaFortress Getting Started Guide]
* [http://asiafortress.com/forum/index.php?/topic/2154-setting-up-and-customisation/ AsiaFortress Setting Up and Game Costumization Guide]
* [http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=163882605 Introduction to European Highlander]

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Getting Started

2013-09-30T14:18:13Z

Cofflee:

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Competitive Team Fortress 2 can be an extremely rewarding and enriching experience, but if a player is starting from scratch it can be also a bit difficult to grasp the amount of information you will come across. This page aims to help you being integrated into the competitive community and knowing the basics of the game.

== Where to start ==
First of all, consider choosing a primary '''[[Competitive_Formats|competitive format]]''' or '''[[:Category:Classes|class]]''' you want to start learning. While it is not obligatory to stick to one format or class, and there are numerous players that play different classes and formats, it is advised for a beginner to stick with one until you grasp the basics of the game.

== The basics ==
It is recommended to be familiar with the metagame, how it works, what you should do and why you should do it, you can consult our '''[[:Category:Mechanics|Mechanics]]''' page which has a very comprehensive explanation of these.

Our '''[[glossary]]''' page also has a very detailed compendium of expressions used commonly in the game.

== Watching competitive ==
Competitive matches at the top level are often casted by organizations such as '''[[TeamFortressTV]]''' or '''[[VanillaTV]]''', etc.

These casts provide a valuable resource for newbies eager to learn the game, so it is also recommended you watch VODs or casts of high level games.

Some popular channels that cover matches are:

{{Twitch|VanillaTV}} {{YouTube|VanillaTVorg}} '''VanillaTV'''

{{Twitch|TeamFortressTV}} {{YouTube|TeamFortressTV}} '''TeamFortress.TV'''

{{Twitch|BlackOutGamingTV}} {{YouTube|BlackOutCasting}} '''BlackOut TV'''

== Leagues and Tournaments ==
Depending on your location, there are various different leagues, even for the different formats. Some areas even have as many as 2 or 3 leagues, with choices between free to play or pay to play leagues, as well as community run leagues (i.e.: ETF2L) or professional leagues (i.e.: ESEA). Some of these organizations also run periodic cups for these gamemodes or even for other gamemodes such as [[bball]] or [[ultiduo]].

=== Europe ===
* [[ETF2L]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[Wireplay]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[ESEA]] - 6v6
* [[UGC]] - Highlander / 6v6
* [[The_Round_Robin|The Round Robin]] - Highlander
* [[ESA]] - 6v6

=== North America ===
* [[ESEA]] - 6v6
* [[UGC]] - Highlander / 6v6
* [[The_Round_Robin|The Round Robin]] - Highlander
* [[CEVO]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[IGL]] - 6v6 / Highlander

=== Asia ===
* [[AsiaFortress]] - 6v6

=== Oceania ===
* [[Ozfortress]] - 6v6 / Highlander
* [[NZFortress]] - 6v6

== Game Costumization / Optimization ==
Competitive players often customize their game to get the most out of it and to fit it to their playstyle, this includes '''[[Custom HUD|Custom HUDs]]''', '''[[Configs (CFG)|Configs]]''', and even other kinds of '''[[Third-party programs|third-party tools]]'''. If you want to adjust the game to your needs you should take a look at those pages.

== Other Guides ==
There are some existing guides made by other community members or organizations that also cover some of the basics of competitive tf2, they also contain very relevant information so it would be wise to take a look at these:
* [http://atf2l.org/getting_started ATF2L Getting Started Guide]
* [http://www.cadred.org/News/Article/157101/ Cadred Getting Started Guide]
* [http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2610054 Noob's Guide to Finding Competitive Teams]
* [http://etf2l.org/help/new/ ETF2L 6v6 Newcomer Guide]
* [http://asiafortress.com/forum/index.php?/topic/1492-getting-started-in-competitive-tf2-a-complete-guide/ AsiaFortress Getting Started Guide]
* [http://asiafortress.com/forum/index.php?/topic/2154-setting-up-and-customisation/ AsiaFortress Setting Up and Game Costumization Guide]
* [http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=163882605 Introduction to European Highlander]

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BlackOut TV

2013-09-30T14:13:32Z

Cofflee:

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[[File:blackoutgaming.png|framed|right|BlackOut Gaming Logo]]

'''BlackOut TV''' is a hub for many TF2 Competitive casting events. BlackOut TV has many streams and event castings per week, ranging from ETF2L premier league casts, UGC Platinum and Wireplay to lower division games to try and cover all aspects and ability.

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My Gaming Edge

2013-09-30T14:12:42Z

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[[File:Mygaming.jpg|framed|right|My Gaming Edge Logo]]
{{Hatnote|This page is about the TF2 organisation. For the 1v1 training mod, see [[MGEMod]].}}

'''My Gaming Edge''' (MGE) is a defunct Team Fortress 2 organisation, primarily known for the development of [[MGEMod]] as well as its subscription based content catalogue of high quality 6v6 training videos and articles. The archive of MGE video material was released to the public in December 2011.[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD098F81F2CA74F00]

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VanillaTV

2013-09-30T14:11:31Z

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[[File:VTV.png|framed|right|VanillaTV Logo]]

'''VanillaTV''' is a casting platform created to provide coverage of the European TF2 competitive scene and tournaments. It is led by Byte, Trell and Skully.

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EXtv

2013-09-30T14:11:02Z

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[[File:EXTV.jpg|framed|right|eXtv Logo]]

'''eXtv''' is an organization founded by [[eXtine]] with the objective of covering various E-Sports, initially focusing on Team Fortress 2 and it has had a strong presence in the scene ever since. The eXtv YouTube channel is currently the most popular competitive Team Fortress 2 channel in terms of subscribers.

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TeamFortressTV

2013-09-30T14:10:44Z

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[[File:TFTV.jpg|framed|right|TeamFortressTV Logo]]

'''TeamFortressTV''' is a organization dedicated to covering the Team Fortress 2 competitive scene. Although it initially focused on the North American scene, it has quickly grown to become a international hub for the competitive scene. They have recently expanded their casting team (created TFTVEU) to accommodate casts and coverage of the European scene as well.

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