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Useful console commands

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== Display, sound and input commands ==
<code>fov_desired ''(75-90)''</code>
:Changes the player's field of view.
<code>viewmodel_fov ''<number>''</code>
:Changes the field of view of viewmodels.
<code>viewmodel_fov_demo ''<number>''</code>
:Changes the field of view of viewmodels in recorded demos.
<code>r_drawviewmodel ''(0/1)''</code>
:Toggles the visibility of the viewmodel.
<code>cl_drawhud ''(0/1)''</code>
:Shows/hides the [[HUD]] (sv_cheats must be set to 1).
<code>hud_reloadscheme</code>
:Reloads the HUD.
<code>snd_restart</code>
:Resets the sound (useful for fixing sound bugs).
<code>tf_dingalingaling ''(0/1)''</code>
:Enables/disables the hitsound.
<code>tf_dingaling_pitchmaxdmg ''<number>''</code>
:Sets the pitch of the hitsound when doing maximum damage (Default 100).
<code>tf_dingaling_pitchmindmg ''<number>''</code>
:Sets the pitch of the hitsound when doing minimum damage (Default 100).
<code>hud_combattext ''(0/1)''</code>
:Turns off/on damage text.
<code>hud_combattext_batching ''(0/1)''</code>
:Turns off/on adding-up damage text.
<code>hud_combattext_batching_window ''(0-2)''</code>
:Allows more or less time to pass before resetting combat text numbers.

== Net-related commands ==
<code>cl_interp</code>
:Changes the interpolation modifier that the game reads to calculate player-side ping.
<code>cl_showfps ''(0/1/2)''</code>
:Displays your current framerate. ''(0 - disabled, 1 - real-time, 2 - rounded)''
<code>net_graph ''(0-6)''</code>
:Displays various net information, such as FPS, ping, lerp, choke etc.

== Gameplay commands ==
<code>+attack</code>
:Activates the weapon's primary attack (Mouse 1).
<code>-attack</code>
:Halts the weapon's primary attack.
<code>cl_autoreload ''(0/1)''</code>
:Enables or disables auto-reloading.
<code>tf_medigun_autoheal ''(0/1)''</code>
:Enables/disables the Medi Gun auto-heal.
<code>kill</code>
:Kills the player.
<code>explode</code>
:Kills the player and causes them to gib.

== Spectator commands ==
<code>spec_next</code>
:Spectates next player.
<code>spec_prev</code>
:Spectates previous player.
<code>spec_mode</code>
:Changes spectating mode (free-roam, first-person, third-person)

== Binds and aliases ==
<code>alias ''alias_name'' "''command''"</code>
:Creates an alias executing certain commands.
<code>bind "''key''" "''command''" "''message (optional)''"</code>
:Binds a key to a command or message.
<code>unbind "''key''"</code>
:Unbinds a key.
<code>bindtoggle "KEY" "COMMAND"</code>
:Toggles a command, such as r_drawviewmodel.

== Server operator commands ==

'''Note:''' Most of these commands will require also using the following: 
<code>rcon ''command''</code>
:Executes a command as a server operator.
<code>rcon_password ''password''</code>
:Stores the rcon password. Required to match the server's rcon password for rcon commands to work.

=== Gameplay commands ===
<code>tf_use_fixed_weaponspreads ''(0/1)''</code>
:Enables/disabled fixed bullet spread (for hitscan weapons like the Scattergun or the Shotgun)
<code>tf_weapon_criticals ''(0/1)''</code>
:Turns random critical hits off/on.
<code>sv_pure ''(0/1/2)''</code>
:Turns user-side custom content off/on. ''(0 - custom content on, 1 - uses server whitelist, 2 - custom content off)''
<code>mp_tournament ''(0/1)''</code>
:Turns tournament mode off/on.
<code>mp_tournament_restart</code>
:Restarts the game in tournament mode.
<code>changelevel ''map_name''</code>
:Changes the map.
<code> exec ''config''</code>
:executes a gameplay config for the server or for the user. Common examples include <code>etf2l_6v6.cfg</code> and <code>ugc_HL_standard.cfg</code>

=== Cheat commands ===
<code>sv_cheats ''(0/1)''</code>
:Turns cheats on.
<code>noclip</code>
:Causes the player to free-roam across the map, ignoring walls, floors and other obstacles.
<code>impulse 101</code>
:Replenishes the player's ammo and health.
<code>hurtme ''<number>''</code>
:Damages the player. If a negative number is used, overheals the player by the given amount.
<code>addcond 57</code>
:Gives the player an infinite ÜberCharge.
<code>addcond 56</code> or <code>addcond 33</code>
:Gives the player infinite Crits.
==External Links==
The [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/ official Team Fortress 2 Wiki] has a [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/List_of_useful_console_commands page about this] topic.
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=== DreamHack Winter 2016: Battle for the North ===
'''[[DreamHack Winter 2016|DreamHack Winter 2016: Battle for the North]]''', commonly refered to as '''DreamHack Winter 2016''' or simply '''DHW 2016''', is the 4th edition of Team Fortress 2 competition a DreamHack event. It will be held in Jönköping, Sweden at the Elmia Conference Centre in late November. Unlike previous events, DHW 2016 will feature four national teams as opposed to Premiership [[ETF2L]] teams:

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*[[DreamHack Winter 2016/Overview|Overview page]]
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=== Insomnia58 Team Fortress 2 Open ===
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===ETF2L Season 23 Playoffs===
This week features EU's top 4 teams facing it down in a single elimination bracket. As always, you can keep up to date with scores and map picks on our [[ETF2L_6v6_Season_23|ETF2L page]], and you can watch the game live on teamfortresstv!
The schedule:
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{{!}} 20.03.16 @ 19:00 {{abbr/CEST}} {{!}}{{!}} {{Team2/Publiclir}} {{!}}{{!}} {{Team1/Perilous Gaming}}
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{{!}} 20.03.16 @ 21:15 {{abbr/CEST}} {{!}}{{!}} {{Team2/Perilous Gaming}} {{!}}{{!}} {{Team1/nerdRage}}
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===DreamHack Winter 2015===
'''[[DreamHack Winter 2015]]''' is a tournament hosted by [https://www.dreamhack.se/splash/ DreamHack] in collaboration with [http://teamfortress.tv/ teamfortress.tv]. The event will be held at the Elmia Conference Centre in Jönköping, Sweden, commencing on the 27th November, 2015 and concluding the following day. 
DreamHack, considered to be one of the biggest names in eSports, will be running a four team TF2 invitational tournament featuring: 
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Boasting a {{Abbr|$|USD}}4000 prize pool courtesy of [http://marketplace.tf/ Marketplace.TF] and [http://www.esportunited.com/ esportunited], a {{Abbr|Bo5|Best of 5}} Grand Finals and the ever-hyped return of ''cp_gravelpit'', tune in at [[File:Twitch icon.png|link=]] [http://twitch.tv/teamfortresstv/ TeamFortressTV] to catch all the live action!

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===Backcap - A New Video Series by Comp.tf===
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Comp.tf is reasonably excited to assist in bringing you a new series on our [http://www.youtube.com/user/comptf YouTube channel] called "Backcap". If you've been too busy living under a rock or too busy playing your own games and placing people under rocks, there's a now a perfect video to summarise the important details and highlights revolving around the 6v6 comp scene from last week.

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The weekly video series is produced by Shounic, voiced by Sideshow, and micromanaged by a few others. If there's something you'd like to see, not see or see changed, feel free to leave your opinion in the comments section on YouTube or on our tf.tv thread, [http://www.teamfortress.tv/29725 here].

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===Challengers Cup hosted by teamfortress.tv===
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| text = European teams get their chance to try their luck at fighting one of the EU's current top four teams in the [[Challengers Cup]], hosted by [http://teamfortress.tv/ teamfortress.tv] and sponsored by [https://arena.razerzone.com/ Razer]! The top 4 teams of the open applicants will qualify to fight in at least one Bo3 series of maps against a Premiership tier team. Stealing a whole match from one of these teams would guarantee the winners {{Abbr|$|USD}}100. 
Whoever does steal first place will receive the larger share of {{Abbr|$|USD}}900 and second best will score {{Abbr|$|USD}}400

The top teams from the EU are {{Team/Epsilon eSports}}, {{Team/Full Tilt}}, {{Team/Reason Gaming}} and {{Team/The Last Resort}}.

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Are you American and jealous? Good news, there is an NA equivalent tournament and you can sign up: '''[https://arena.razerzone.com/tournaments/details/581/the-fall-classic-qualifiers here]'''. Spaces are limited, so sign up quick!

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===Tip of the Hats 2015===
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'''[[Tip of the Hats]]''' is an annual charity event which occurs within the TF2 community which benefits the [http://www.onestepcamp.org/ One Step Camp] by the Children's Oncology Services. The stream features a mixture of popular competitive Team Fortress 2 players, production crew and personalities, playing various different modes of the game. These game modes include surfing, MvM, rocket jumping, 6v6, Dota Fortress (a combination of Dota and Team Fortress 2) and MGE. 

The stream will be running from September 19th, 2015 - 12:00 {{Abbr|EDT|Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4:00)}} until September 21st, 2015 - 00:00 {{Abbr|EDT|Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4:00)}} at {{Twitch|tipofthehats|text=tipofthehats}}. Donations, although can happen during the event, are accepted all year long. Donations can take place in the form of [https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=89790304&token=uFQXzmR6 TF2 or CS:GO items], [http://tracker.tipofthehats.org/2 cash donations to Tip of the Hats], [http://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats/subscribe?ref=below_video_subscribe_button subscribing to the twitch stream] or direct donations to the [http://www.onestepcamp.org/donate-main/ One Step Camp donation page], which won't however be counted towards the TF2 event ticker. 

More information about the event, such as prizes to win and sponsors, can be found at the Tip of the Hats website: [http://tipofthehats.org TipoftheHats.org]

<nowiki>{{#ev:twitch|tipofthehats}}</nowiki>

===DeutschLAN 2015===
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'''[[DeutschLAN|DeutschLAN 2015]]''' is the first Team Fortress 2 LAN dedicated to the Highlander gamemode. The event will be held at MTA in Nieheim, Germany. It will commence on the 11th September, 2015 and will conclude on 13th September, 2015. This LAN event will place Europe's Highlander teams head-to-head for the first time in a LAN-style setting where lag and ping factors are removed. The event is being primarily sponsored by TF2Pickup as the main contributor to the prize pool.

====Attending Teams====
*{{Team/checkers}}
*{{Team/Fair Enough}}
*{{Team/LANpander}}
*{{Team/German Intuition}}
*{{Team/BALL IS LIFE}}
*{{Team/ME!ME!MEMES!}}
*{{Team/Doctors Of Mediocrity}}
*{{Team/Operation LAN-Love}}
*{{Team/Goldgräber-Gucci-Gang}}

The event's main games will be streamed on {{Twitch|BlackOutGamingTV|text=BlackOutTV}}.
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===Insomnia55===
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'''[[Insomnia55]]''', or '''i55''', is part of the [[Insomnia Gaming Festival|Insomnia Gaming LAN]] series hosted by Multiplay and is considered one of the biggest events for competitive TF2. The event was held at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, England. The event commenced on the 28th August, 2015 2015 and concluded on the 31st August, 2015. This LAN event placed Europe's and America's finest teams head-to-head with part of the travel costs for some teams covered by the community donations.

====Attending Teams====
====== North American Teams ======
: [[File:Ascent-icon.png|link=Ascent]] - [[Ascent]] 
: [[File:Froyotech icon.png|link=Froyotech]] - [[Froyotech]]
====== European Teams ======
: [[File:Danger Dogs Icon.png|link=Danger Dogs]] - [[Danger Dogs]] 
: [[File:Nerdrage Icon.png|link=nerdRage.tf2]] - [[nerdRage.tf2]] 
: [[File:Reason Gaming-icon.png|link=Reason Gaming]] - [[Reason Gaming]] 
: [[File:The Last Resort Icon.png|link=The Last Resort]] - [[The Last Resort]]

The event's main games were streamed on {{Twitch|TeamFortressTV|text=TeamFortressTV}} and {{Twitch|TeamFortressTV2|text=TeamFortressTV2}}. Many of the players can be followed on various media sites such as Snapchat, YouTube and Twitter. Click "[[i55|Continue Reading]]" to check out each and every match's results and the final placings.

[[File:I55_cover.png|200px]]

===theGXL Invitational===
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[[theGXL Invitational]] was the largest North American TF2 LAN tournament to date. It took place on October 11th, 2014 at the GXL Universe 2014 LAN held in Oaks, Pennsylvania. This event included twenty teams, including the top four teams from [[CEVO-P Season 5]] and sixteen other community teams, including [[TEZC]], a European team.

==== Setup ====

===== Prizes =====
eXtv and GXL contributed a base prize pool of $2,000, and each team participating contributed $60 to the prize pool, bringing it up to a cash prize pot of $3,200 in total. In addition, Corsair Gaming sponsored the tournament and provided a wide variety of hardware prizes. While the vast majority of prizes were allocated to the top 4 finishers, each player participating was guaranteed some type of prize from the tournament.

===== Format =====
The following four teams were the top four teams in [[CEVO-P Season 5]] and were automatically seeded into the elimination bracket based on their performance at the LAN from the day before:
* {{flag|us}} [[froyotech]]
* {{flag|us}} [[Classic Mixup]]
* {{flag|us}} [[eLevate]]
* {{flag|us}} [[Street Hoops]]

The other sixteen teams competed in a round-robin group stage of four groups, of which the top three teams advanced to the elimination bracket.

Each match in the entire tournament (except for the grand finals) was conducted as a single-map series and played with the [[ETF2L]] ruleset, with the map decided based on a pick-ban stage in which the final map remaining was played after each team eliminated three maps from the following map pool:
* [[cp_badlands]]
* [[cp_granary]]
* [[cp_process_final]]
* [[cp_gullywash_final1]]
* [[cp_snakewater_final1]]
* [[cp_yukon_final]]
* [[koth_pro_viaduct_rc4]]
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=== Insomnia52 ===
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'''Insomnia52''' is the 52nd installment of the [[Insomnia Gaming Festival|Insomnia Gaming Lans]]. The event will start on August 22, 2014 with the group stages and conclude on August 24, 2014 with the Grand Finals.

==== Setup ====
===== Schedule =====
* '''Group Stages''' — Friday, August 22, 2014. ''15:00-23:00 BST''
* '''Elimination Stages''' — Saturday, August 23, 2014. ''10:00-21:00 BST''
** '''Winner Bracket Final''' - ''16:30 BST''
** '''Consolation Final''' - ''21:00 BST''
* '''Grand Final''' — Sunday, August 24, 2014. ''10:00 BST''

===== Attending teams =====
* {{flag|eu}} [[Epsilon eSports]] - ETF2L Season 18 winners
* {{flag|eu}} [[Awsomniac]] - ETF2L Season 18 runners-up
* {{flag|us}} [[Froyotech]] - ESEA Invite Season 16 winners
* {{flag|us}} [[Classic Mixup]] - ESEA Invite Season 16 runners-up
* {{flag|au}} [[Team Immunity]] - ozfortress OWL11 Premier winners

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=== InfoShow LAN ===
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InfoShow 2014 is the first installment of the InfoShow LAN Series, the event is hosted in Kaunas, Lithuania. It is a one day event and is set to start and end on April 5, 2014. It will be a Bo3 Double Elimination Tournament of 8 european teams.

==== Schedule ====
* '''Elimination Stages - Round 1''' - Saturday, April 5, 2014. ''11:00 – 13:00 CEST''
* '''Elimination Stages - Round 2''' - Saturday, April 5, 2014. ''13:00 – 15:00 CEST''
* '''Upper Bracket Final''' - Saturday, April 5, 2014. ''15:00 - 17:00 CEST''
* '''Lower-bracket Final''' - Saturday, April 5, 2014. ''17:00 – 19:00 CEST''
* '''Grand Final''' - Saturday, April 5, 2014. ''19:00 – 21:00 CEST''

==== Teams ====
#{{flag|ru}} ISIS
#{{flag|lt}} Tavo tėvas
#{{flag|lt}} Mamka
#{{flag|eu}} AYOGURL
#{{flag|eu}} TEZC
#{{flag|lt}} IsF: Lithuania
#{{flag|lt}} 403
#{{flag|lt}} Juura records
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=== Insomnia49 ===
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'''Insomnia49''' is the 49th installment of the [[Insomnia Gaming Festival|Insomnia Gaming Lans]]. The event started on August 23, 2013 with the group stages and concluded on August 26, 2013 with the Grand Finals. The tri-annual event usually features the top of Europe's TF2 teams and many other gaming events. In the same manner as for [[Insomnia46]], the community fundraised to send non-European teams to compete, in this case being, [[High Rollers Gaming]] — the winners of [[ESEA-I Season 13|ESEA Season 13]] and [[ESEA-I Season 14|Season 14]], and an Australian team, [[Team Immunity]], who have been a dominant force in the Australian TF2 scene.

==== Schedule ====
* '''Group Stages''' - Friday, August 23, 2013. ''20:00 – 01:00 CEST''
* '''Elimination Stages''' - Saturday, August 24, 2013. ''11:00 – 21:00 CEST''
* '''Lower-bracket Final''' - Sunday, August 25, 2013. ''11:00 – 13:00 CEST''
* '''3rd Place Game''' - Sunday, August 25, 2013. ''13:00 – 15:00 CEST''
* '''Grand Final''' - Sunday, August 25, 2013. ''17:00 – 19:00 CEST''

==== Top Seedings ====
#{{flag|eu}} [[Epsilon eSports]]
#{{flag|au}} [[Team Immunity]]
#{{flag|us}} [[High Rollers Gaming]]
#{{flag|eu}} [[broder|TCM]]
#{{flag|eu}} [[Team Infused]]
#{{flag|fr}} [[Punchline|Bulle]]
#{{flag|eu}} [[d-d-Did I Stutter?]]
#{{flag|eu}} [[Elemental Violence]]

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=== Medic (Highlander) ===
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'''The Medic''' is generally considered the most unique and one of the most important classes in Team Fortress 2. His ability to negate damage with his healing and usage of the ÜberCharge mechanic make him the core part of the team and led the development of the metagame based around ÜberCharges, pushing, holding and defending points.

In all gamemodes, the Medic's main job is to keep his team in shape, by healing hurt teammates, allowing them to rejoin the fight and turn the tides of the battle in their favour. Usually, the Medic will prioritize some classes over others. The privileged classes are commonly referred to as ''the combo'', which consists of the [[Heavy (Highlander)|Heavy]], the [[Demoman (Highlander)|Demoman]], and the [[Pyro (Highlander)|Pyro]]. As for the other classes, some will sometimes receive just an overheal (such as the [[Scout (Highlander)|Scout]]), and some are required not to be healed at all (such as the [[Soldier (Highlander)|Soldier]] or the [[Spy (Highlander)|Spy]]).

On maps without set-up time (such as [[King of the Hill]] or [[5CP]] maps), in the beginning of each round the Medic will give the Demoman an overheal, to enable him to [[rollout]] to the middle point. After that, he will give overheals to all players, and in the end, just before arriving on the point, will give a full overheal to the Heavy, bringing him to 450 HP.

On maps with set-up time, the gameplay varies, depending on which side the Medic is on. In both cases, during set-up time, the Medic will prepare an ÜberCharge, that will be used later during a round. On attack, the Medic sometimes waits in spawn, not to risk losing (dropping) the Über by dying, while the team goes out without him, trying to get an important kill or force the enemy Medic to activate his Über, so that the attacking Über's importance rises.

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5CP

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|image= badlands.png
|caption= [[Badlands]], one of the staple 5CP maps

|fullname= 5 Control Point
|released= 2007
|official= 1

|gamemode1= 6v6
|gamemode2= 4v4
|gamemode3= Hl
|popularity= staple

|officialwiki= Control_Point_(game_mode)#Symmetric}}

{{Hatnote|To see a full list of maps used in competitive play or to find out more about Team Fortress 2 maps in general, see: [[Maplist]]}}

'''5CP''' ('''5 Control Points''') is the most commonly played game mode in the [[6v6]] format of competitive Team Fortress 2, though it is sometimes played in [[Highlander]]. This mode revolves around capturing and defending control points.

== Gameplay ==
Every 5CP map contains 5 Control Points, laid out symmetrically. The opposing sides of the map are themed red and blue, indicating RED and BLU ownership. Some features may vary on either side of the map, such as a lower right spawn wall on the Blu side of [[Granary]].

=== Midfight ===
The game begins with all control points but the third, middle point locked. Once both teams arrive at the point, a '''midfight''' begins. The aim of the opposing sides is to try and defeat the other team, therefore ensuring them the capture of the point.

Midfights play a key role in matches, as their outcome can shape the remainder of the round in a significant manner.
* Capturing the middle point gives the midfight winners a chance to continue attacking, giving them momentum.
* Losing particularly badly on a midfight might mean a loss of another point, if the enemy can make it to the next point in time.
* If one of the Medics survives a midfight, and the other does not, the team whose Medic stayed alive has a significant advantage, forcing the opponent to play passively, as not to risk a potential ÜberCharge push.

=== Post-midfight ===
Once the middle point is captured by a team, the next point owned by the opponent becomes unlocked. If that point is captured, the enemy's last point is unlocked, while the middle point is locked again. There is a maximum of two points that can be unlocked at a time.

After the midfight, the gameplay revolves around defending and attacking. The defending teams employ ''holds'', by positioning themselves such that a potential attack attempt is slowed down as much as possible, while the attacking teams carry out ''pushes'', which aim to break the enemy holds and enable a capture.

The teams' attacking and defending roles can change at any time, due to a change in the situation on the battlefield. When one team has an ''advantage'', whether it is a higher ÜberCharge percentage, a higher number of players alive and fighting, a bigger amount of health, it will seek to attack.

Due to the advantage-based playstyle, games will sometimes stalemate as both teams seek to gain an advantage. Potential ways of doing so are suiciding on the Medic or trying to acquire a ''pick'' - a kill on an opponent, which will open a possibility of pushing, exploiting the opponent's death.

=== Last point ===
In every round, at least one team will be in a situation where they have control over only one of the five points on the map. That point is therefore referred to as the ''last'' point.

Pushing and defending the last point is a staple element of 5CP play, in the same manner as midfights. The strategies employed depend on the advantage situation. If one team is in a disadvantageous situation, it will deploy one or more [[offclass]]es, aiming to get pick off the defenders' Medic on attack, or to hinder the attacking push on defense.

A last push is pretty much impossible without an ÜberCharge, as the nature of the last point provides an advantage for the defenders, as there are no real flank routes, and the last point is closed off from the rest of the map. Attackers do get a shortened respawn time compared to the defenders, but it is not significant enough to warrant an off-ÜberCharge push.

A 'coast to coast' push refers to the process in which a team forced to their last point manages to push all the way to the last point of the opposing team, subsequently resulting a capture and round win.

== See Also ==
* [[Payload|Payload]]
* [[Attack/Defend|Attack/Defend]]
* [[King_of_the_Hill|King of the Hill]]

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| title = [[Maplist|List of Control Point maps commonly played in competitive TF2]]
| group1=[[Highlander]]
| list1 = [[Glassworks]]{{md}}[[Granary]]{{md}}[[Gullywash]]{{md}}[[Process]]{{md}}[[Snakewater]]{{md}}[[Sunshine]]{{md}}[[Vanguard]]

| group2=[[6v6]]
| list2 = [[Badlands]]{{md}}[[Granary]]{{md}}[[Granary Pro]]{{md}}[[Gullywash]]{{md}}[[Metalworks]]{{md}}[[Process]]{{md}}[[Snakewater]]{{md}}[[Sunshine]]
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King of the Hill

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{{NewInfobox_GameMode

|image= Viaduct.png
|caption= [[Product]], one of the staple koth maps

|released= August 13, 2009
|official= 1

|gamemode1= 6v6
|gamemode2= 4v4
|gamemode3= Hl
|popularity= staple

|officialwiki= King_of_the_Hill}}

King of the Hill, also known as KOTH or KotH, is a standard competitive gamemode that functions similarly to [[5CP]].

==Gameplay==
In a King of The Hill map, there is one central point on the map. Each team must try to capture that point. When one team does capture the point, their 3:00 timer will begin to count down and their respawn time is increased. When the other team captures the point, the other team's timer stops, their timer starts to tick down, and their respawn times are increased. The first team whose clock reaches 0:00 wins the round. However, if the point has capture time on it when one team's timer reaches 0, the game will go into [[overtime]], where the defending team must reverse the capture fully or the attacking team must capture the point completely to advance their timer.

== See Also ==
* [[Payload|Payload]]
* [[5CP|Control Point]]
* [[Attack/Defend|Attack/Defend]]

{{Navbox
| title = [[Maplist|List of King of the Hill maps commonly played in competitive TF2]]
| group1 = [[4v4]]
| list1 = [[Badlands]]{{md}}[[Product]]{{md}}[[Airfield]]

| group2 = [[6v6]]
| list2 = [[Coalplant]]{{md}}[[Product]]

| group3 = [[Highlander]]
| list3 = [[Ashville]]{{md}}[[Lakeside]]{{md}}[[Product]]{{md}}[[Ramjam]]
}}

User talk:Garlic

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== Re: New Infoboxes ==

Hey there Garlic, hope you're doing alright. 
In the long run, I was planning to let the infoboxes be a permanent thing and start spreading it to other pages in an attempt to keep the pages looking fresh but still simple and full of useful information, somewhat reflecting bigger e-sports wikis such as Liquipedia and eSportspedia. 
I see your template is full of good information, keep up the good work! About changes and which one to use, or how to use, I think it would be a lot better to discuss that with Kaneco, as it is his website after all and rightfully, he should have final word on all of this. 
See you around! --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 15:32, 22 July 2015 (UTC)
:Glad to have you on board --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 16:28, 23 July 2015 (UTC)
::Hey there Garlic. By no means were you discouraging me from creating my own, if I wanted to, rather, don't let this discourage you. I'm currently just thinking about how set up the team page to include both rosters for events, and roster changes. I'm sure I'll think of something there. 
::Thanks for the skeleton, if I do get to making one, I'll definitely use this! Let me know if I can help you with anything. I saw that you were having a few issues with [[Template:Abbr]], I'm not sure what you're trying to make it do, but it seems to work fine on my end if you're just meant to hover to show the abbreviations? 
::Thanks, hope that's not too much time sunk into this, heheh --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 11:56, 25 July 2015 (UTC)
::: Well, I'm glad something of value has come out of it for the both of us!
::: Kaneco hasn't been online for a while, but I'll let him know there is a message waiting for him as soon as I can. And even if it's minor, it could stop any progress desired. I've taken a look at your template and edits from around 0800 UTC on the 22nd July, are you sure it was all done as it was meant to be?
::: It's no problem <: --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]])

== About your MapLeagueInclusionTable ==

Hey Garlic, I love the new templates. I was wondering if maybe it would be a good idea to add a little icon somewhere next to the map version with a download link to that version of the file if it's available? --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 15:21, 29 July 2015 (UTC)
: Yee! It's fine, glad to hear it's working --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 22:47, 29 July 2015 (UTC)

== Re: 6sTeamCard/Froyotechi55 ==

Hello again. 
I say that's a good call. About the note, you can use <code><nowiki>|notes=</nowiki></code> and add a value for the note (so 1, if it's the only note amongst all the teams, 2 if it's the second note, and so on) and at the bottom of the teams that are participating, add: <code><nowiki>:(X) (Your note about team changes/uncertainties/what have you)</nowiki></code> 
I was thinking if maybe the template should remove the TBD status next to ash/b4nny? 
Heh, thanks <: --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 19:25, 6 August 2015 (UTC)

== Re: Thank you! ==

Hey Garlic, I actually wanted to thank you so far with fixing things up and changing the article, but I thought I'd save it for Saturday, haha! 
Don't worry about any "missteps" as it is a bit weird at the moment since I'm trying to transfer things over to a more fixed template but there are always compromises here and there. And hey, everyone who edits at the start doesn't usually do a great job, but things get fixed and you pick up on the small things. Some of my edits were horrible back when I started doing various edits, so you could be doing a lot worse in comparison to that. Keep up the great work! 
Regards, --[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 19:24, 27 November 2015 (UTC)

== New profile images ==

Hi Garlic!

Please do try and overwrite your current/previous image files. This can be done by click on the "''Upload a new version of this file''" url on the file page. Understandably, it is a bit iiratable waiting for the image to update. 
If you do not wish to do this, that's fine. It doesn't really matter <:

All the best,
--[[User:Efefknee|Efefknee]] ([[User talk:Efefknee|talk]]) 22:38, 1 December 2015 (UTC)

== premier? ==

Hey,
I don't really know how wikis work so I'm just posting this here.
Shouldn't the ETF2L Season 23/Premier page be called Premiership or Prem? The first is the official name, and the second the name it is usually called. I've never heard it called Premier. Unless there's some technical reason I think it would be more understandable?
Cheers

== 63.142.254.188 ==

Hey, is there a reason why 63.142.254.188 hasn't been banned?

They seem to infrequently add genuine content but mostly just grief pages.

Cheers, --[[User:Llamadillo|Llamadillo]] ([[User talk:Llamadillo|talk]]) 15:31, 24 April 2016 (UTC)

== RE: Deleting pages ==

Thanks for the help! I've a lot to learn it seems :)

--[[User:Llamadillo|Llamadillo]] ([[User talk:Llamadillo|talk]]) 13:13, 20 May 2016 (UTC)

== ==
thanks for cleaning up my addition of aeonic to the invite happenings post. new to adding stuff to the wiki and i won't get as much stuff wrong on the next one

== sinful gaming page not linked to el classico ==

sinful gaming page not linked to el classico

ESA

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{{Defunct}}

{{NewInfobox League
| shortname = ESA
| image = ESA.png
| imagesize = 250px
| fullname = ESA Gamer
| formats = [[6v6]]
| location = Europe
| current =
| website = http://www.esagamer.com/
| created = 2012
| closed = 2013
}}

'''ESA Gamer''' is a defunct Team Fortress 2, Quake Live, Dota 2 and CS:GO league. The website hosted one-day tournaments of various types for players in Europe. It had plans to introduce ranked events, where teams are picked based on their record, and the prize pools are adjusted to cater to the league's skill level.

== Previous winners ==

=== Open Cup ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2
|-
! Edition
! [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] Winner
! [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] Runner-up
! [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd place
|-
| '''Open Cup #1'''
| {{flag|eu}} [[Epsilon eSports]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[broder]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[Zaibatsu]]
|-
| '''Ozone Open Cup #1'''
| {{flag|eu}} [[broder]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[Zaibatsu]]
| {{flag|fr}} WebOne
|-
| '''Ozone Open Cup #2'''
| {{flag|eu}} [[Epsilon eSports]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[broder]]
| {{flag|eu}} 4-25
|-
| '''Ozone Open Cup #3'''
| {{flag|eu}} [[Epsilon eSports]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[broder]]
| {{flag|eu}} [[Team Infused]]
|-
| '''Ozone Open Cup #4'''
| {{flag|se}} Saints
| {{flag|fi}} Fov eSports ATKGaming
| {{flag|eu}} 4-25
|}

== External links ==
* [http://www.esagamer.com Official website]

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IGL

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{{NewInfobox League
| shortname = IGL
| image = IGL_logo.png
| imagesize = 250px
| fullname = International Gaming League
| formats = [[6v6]], [[Highlander]]
| area = North America
| website = http://www.playigl.com
| created = 2011
| closed = 2013
}}
'''IGL''' was a short-lived ladder league that supported both [[6v6]] and [[Highlander]] gamemodes in the early 2010s.

[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
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The Round Robin

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{{NewInfobox League
| shortname = The Round Robin
| image = The_Round_Robin.jpg | 125px
| fullname = The Round Robin
| formats = [[Highlander]]
| area = North America, Europe
| website = http://www.theroundrob.in/
| admin = {{flag|uk}} Khaleesi
| created = 2012
| closed = 2014
}}
'''The Round Robin''' or '''tRR''' was a community-organised [[Highlander]] tournament, open for both European and North American players. Alongside a league dedicated solely for already formed teams, from season 5 onwards, the organisation also ran a mentoring tournament, open for all beginners to Highlander.

== History ==
At first, the tournament was called the '''Reddit Round Robin''', and was purely Reddit-centered. For season 5, the organisation dropped the Reddit part of its name, to avoid alienating other players, and started a mentoring competition open to lower-skill players, who were grouped into teams and assigned a high-level mentor. The Mentoring tournament was only available to European players until season 7, when American teams were also formed.

The Round Robin ran 7 seasons across two years, from early 2012 to 2014. The website stayed online and unchanged for three further years, finally disappearing in early 2018.

== Links ==
* [http://www.theroundrob.in/ Official The Round Robin website] (Defunct)
*[http://steamcommunity.com/groups/theroundrobin The Round Robin Steam group]
*[http://www.reddit.com/r/theroundrobin The Round Robin subreddit]

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Wireplay

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{{Defunct}}
{{NewInfobox League
| shortname = Wireplay
| image = Wireplay logo.png
| imagesize = 250px
| fullname = Wireplay
| formats = [[6v6]], [[Highlander]]
| area = Europe
| website = http://tf2.wireplay.co.uk/ Defunct
| created = 1998
| closed = 2014
}}
'''Wireplay''' is a defunct European community based out of the United Kingdom that hosted both [[6v6]] & [[Highlander]] leagues. Before Team Fortress 2, Wireplay hosted a Team Fortress classic league.

Wireplay shut down on 6/10/2014 thus ending the league.

== Format ==
Wireplay's last seasons were it's twelfth 6v6 season and tenth Highlander season. Both leagues were split up into tiers of divisions, each with its own system of promotions and relegations. Divisions usually had a size of 6 or 8 teams. A season usually consisted of 5 or 7 weeks of matches.

Matches usually consisted of two maps, each lasting 30 minutes. The following win conditions were used:
===6v6===
* On [[5CP]] maps, the map ends once the time limit runs out ''or'' one of the teams scores 5 more points than the opponent.
* [[King of the Hill]] maps were played in a best of 5 format (first to 3 wins), without a time limit.
* [[Attack / Defend|Attack/Defense]] maps in 6v6 are played with [[stopwatch]] mode. Two rounds of the map were played. The map can be either won or drawn by one of the teams.
===Highlander===
* In Highlander, [[Attack / Defend|Attack/Defense]] and [[Payload]] maps were played using the first to 3 format.

== Winners ==
=== 6v6 ===
* '''Season 12''' — [[Team Reverto]]
* '''Season 11''' — [[Quarantine]]
* '''Season 10''' — [[Punchline]]
* '''Season 9''' — [[exotic-island]]
* '''Season 8''' — [[Monster Munch]]
* '''Season 7''' — [[Button Bashers]]
* '''Season 6''' — Button Bashers
* '''Season 5''' — [[Special Attack]]
* '''Season 4''' — [[Dead Cows Strike Back]]
* '''Season 3''' — [[vital-gaming]]
* '''Season 2''' — [[Team Dignitas]]
* '''Season 1''' — [[weapons of the rebellion]]

=== Highlander ===
* '''Season 13''' — [[Fair Enough]]
* '''Season 12''' — [[PremTech]]
* '''Season 11''' — [[Highpander]]
* '''Season 10''' — [[itsallgood]]
* '''Season 9''' — [[Large Piece of Beef]]
* '''Season 8''' — [[SNSD]]
* '''Season 7''' — [[Insane Dutch Killers]]
* '''Season 6''' — [[Team Empire]]
* '''Season 5''' — [[FakkelBrigade]]
* '''Season 4''' — [[Gathering of Tweakers]]
* '''Season 3''' — [[Gathering of Tweakers]]
* '''Season 2''' — [[Knifeback Mountaineers]]
* '''Season 1''' — [[Dead Cows Strike Back]]

== External links ==
* [http://tf2.wireplay.co.uk/ Wireplay's home page]

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CEVO

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{{NewInfobox League
| image = cevo.png
| shortname = CEVO
| fullname = Cyber Evolution LLC
| admin =
| current =
| website = http://www.cevo.com/
| created = 2003
| closed = 2015
| twitter =
| youtube =
| facebook =
| steam =
}}
'''CEVO''' (''Cyber Evolution'') was a professional gaming website, which hosted leagues for various games, such as Counter-Strike, Dota 2 and Call of Duty, along with Team Fortress 2. It hosted multiple TF2 divisions from 2007, including CEVO-Professional, before shutting down and reopening again in 2013. '''CEVO''' ended support for Team Fortress 2 following 2014 due to low player numbers. It continued to host Counter-Strike leagues before it was bought out in 2017.

== Format ==
CEVO 6v6 consists of a 8-week season, with two matches per week. The league hosted two divisions, [[CEVO-Open]] and [[CEVO-Main]]<ref>http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/170/team-fortress-2-season-4-information-2-000-in-cash-prizes</ref>.

In October 2013, CEVO announced that Season 3 would feature an inaugural Main division for teams making the Open playoffs in Season 2<ref>http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/77/team-fortress-2-6v6-season-2-information-850-in-cash-prizes</ref>, but this did not occur until season 4, due to poor community involvement.

In Season 2, CEVO hosted a Highlander league with a ruleset based off of the [[UGC#Format|UGC ruleset]]. Due to poor participation, the Highlander league was dropped for Season 3.

In June 2014, CEVO announced that CEVO Season 5 would feature the return of a [[CEVO-Professional]] division, and, for the first time in its history, a LAN playoff, to be held at TheGXL Universe in October 2014.<ref>http://cevo.com/news/232/cevo-announces-tf2-season-5-8-135-in-cash-prizes-register-today-/</ref>

CEVO Season 6 will not be taking place, as a result of low player turnout. <ref>http://teamfortress.tv/thread/20863/cevo-season-6-announced#22</ref>

== Hall of Fame ==
=== 6v6 ===

{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Season
! Start date
! Winner
! Prizes
! Participants
|-
| Season 1
| January 2013
| DeathForce6
| -
| 8
|-
| Season 2
| June 2013
| Knights of Grillz
|
'''1st:''' $600 
'''2nd:''' $250 
'''3rd:''' 6x ZOWIE GEAR G-RF Speed
| 7
|-
| Season 3
| October 2013
| [[iT]]
|
'''1st:''' $600 
'''2nd''' 6x ZOWIE GEAR G-TF Speed 
'''3rd''' 6x ZOWIE GEAR P-TF Speed
| 5
|-
| Season 4
| February 2014
|
'''Main''' [[Froyotech]] 
'''Open''' Outskilled, Obviously
|
'''Main'''

'''1st:''' $1093.63 
'''2nd:''' $588.88 

'''Open'''

'''1st:''' $537.88 
'''2nd:''' $289.63 
|
'''Main''' 16

'''Open''' 51

|-
| Spring Classic 2014
| June 2014
| [[Froyotech]]
|
'''1st:''' $360 
'''2nd:''' $120 
| 13
|-
| Season 5
| July 2014
|
'''Professional''' [[Froyotech]] 
'''Main''' 
'''Open''' cranked Gaming
|
'''Professional'''

'''1st''' $2,951 
'''2nd''' $1,495 

'''Main'''

'''1st''' $977 
'''2nd''' $440 

'''Open'''

'''1st''' $458 
'''2nd''' $153 
| -
|}

=== Highlander ===

{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Season
! Start date
! Winner
! Prizes
! Participants
|-
| Season 2
| September 2013
| Reborn Killers
| -
| 2
|}

==References==
<references/>

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TFCups

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{{defunct}}
{{NewInfobox League
| shortname = TFCups
| image = Tfcups_logo.png
| imagesize = 250px
| fullname = TFCups
| formats = [[6v6]]
| area = {{flag|eu}} Europe
| website = http://tfcups.com/
| created = 2016
| closed = 2016
}}

TFCups was a community run organization, announced on April 6th, 2016 that was planned to host weekly [[6v6]] cups. It failed to launch.

ESEA

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{{NewInfobox League
| image = ESEA-Logo.png
| fullname = E-Sports Entertainment Association
| admin =
| formats = [[6v6]]
| area = {{flag|nam}} North America
| current =
| website = http://www.esea.net/
| created = 2003
| closed = 2019-07-01
| twitter = ESEA
| youtube =
| facebook = ESEA
| steam =
}}
'''ESEA''' ''(E-Sports Entertainment Association)'' is an e-sports organisation located and hosted in North America. It currently hosts a platform for competitive [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Strike:_Global_Offensive Counter Strike: Global Offensive] and in the past hosted both [[6v6|6s]] tournaments in Team Fortress 2 and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Strike:_Source Counter Strike: Source] tournaments.

== Format ==
The ESEA regular season consisted of 16 regular season matches, played over 8 maps with one map per week. The top teams from each division participated in double-elimination playoffs to compete for the division's prize pool. Each game in the playoff bracket in the top division was played as a best-of-3-match, while playoff games in the other divisions are single-game. Between seasons, teams were promoted or demoted to another division based on their performance during the season.

Matches were played on a single map, with two halves of 30 minutes. Depending on the game type, the win conditions differ:
* On [[5CP]] maps, the first half was played until the time limit ran out or one team won 3 rounds; the second half and the match ended once the time limit ran out or one team won 5 rounds;
* On [[King of the Hill]] maps, the first half was played until the time limit ran out or one team won 3 rounds; the second half and the match ended once the time limit ran out or one team won 4 rounds;
* On [[Attack/Defend]] maps, each half consisted of a [[Payload|stopwatch]] round. The teams alternated between attacking and defending, such as if team A defended first, team B would be the first to defend in the next round. Each team could have scored one point in a half. The game ended once one of the teams reached 2 points.
* In [[Capture the Flag]], the times of each half were only 20 minutes long and had no capture limit. The team with the highest amount of captures by the end of the second half won the round.

== Divisions ==
Within the TF2 league, there were up to four divisions:
* [[ESEA-I (Invite)]]
* [[ESEA-M (Main)]] (only during Season 15)
* [[ESEA-IM (Intermediate)]]
* [[ESEA-O (Open)]]

The Invite division hosted the highest level of 6v6 competition in North America. Players from other continents were allowed to participate in any of the divisions. Up until Season 18, each season's top teams from the Invite division participated in a LAN event to compete for the Invite prize pool.

== Hall of Fame ==

=== ESEA Invite ===

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
|| [[ESEA-I Season 3]]
| [[Blight]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 4]]
| [[Loaded]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 5]]
| [[Complexity]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 6]]
| [[Blight-own]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 7]]
| [[eMazing Gaming]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 8]]
| [[CheckSix Gaming]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 9]]
| [[eMazing Gaming]] / [[Dashner]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 10]]
| [[Classic Mixup]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 11]]
| [[Leviathan Gaming]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 12]]
| [[Classic Mixup]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 13]]
| [[High Rollers Gaming]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 14]]
| [[High Rollers Gaming]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 15]]
| [[Classic Mixup]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 16]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 17]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 18]]
| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 19]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 20]]
| [[Ascent]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 21]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 22]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 23]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 24]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA-I Season 25]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_26/Invite|ESEA-I Season 26]]
| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_27/Invite|ESEA-I Season 27]]
| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_28/Invite|ESEA-I Season 28]]
| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_29/Invite|ESEA-I Season 29]]
| [[froyotech]]
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_30/Invite|ESEA-I Season 30]]
| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
|-
| [[ESEA_Season_31/Invite|ESEA-I Season 31]]
| [[froyotech]]
|}

=== ESEA Intermediate ===

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_7|Season 7]]
| Harmonic (invite is hard)
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_8|Season 8]]
| iDEMISE TF2
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_9|Season 9]]
| High Rollers Gaming
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_10|Season 10]]
| The Dinosaurs (Pinball Wizards)
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_11|Season 11]]
| The Mad Men (No Need for Names)
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_12|Season 12]]
| SteveCGames (Apocalypse Gaming)
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_13|Season 13]]
| The Mad Men
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_14|Season 14]]
| Chill to Good Ratio
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_15|Season 15]]
| Tonight's Entertainment
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_16|Season 16]]
| Meat Market
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_17|Season 17]]
| Cisco Adlers Balls
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_18|Season 18]]
| cafe monster
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_19|Season 19]]
| Getawhale Fanclub
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_20|Season 20]]
| Not Fast Food
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_21|Season 21]]
| eL cLaSslcO
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_22|Season 22]]
| dead babies mad gunz
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_23|Season 23]]
| running without scizors
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_24|Season 24]]
| running without scizors
|-
| Season 25
| †
|-
| Season 26
| †
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_27|Season 27]]
| mr_popo_rocks
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_28|Season 28]]
| OMNI5 ESports
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_29|Season 29]]
| Frankensteins Roster
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_30|Season 30]]
| Theory of Knowledge
|-
| [[ESEA-IM_Season_31|Season 31]]
| Methodic
|}
''† ESEA Intermediate was not run during ESEA seasons 25 and 26.''

=== ESEA Open ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_2|Season 2]]
| Loaded!
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_3|Season 3]]
| Harmonic
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_4|Season 4]]
| Tool Academy Grads
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_5|Season 5]]
| [[Don't Trip]]
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_6|Season 6]]
| Nexzil Gaming
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_7|Season 7]]
| TEAM EXPLOSION
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_8|Season 8]]
| Avoided
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_9|Season 9]]
| Team Bad v2
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_10|Season 10]]
| Team iT
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_11|Season 11]]
| Down to Pound
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_12|Season 12]]
| Disposable Heroes
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_13|Season 13]]
| The Crunchy Bunch
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_14|Season 14]]
| The Italian Stallions
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_15|Season 15]]
| Budsquad
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_16|Season 16]]
| Arizona Iced Out Boys
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season 17|Season 17]]
| Mad Luxurious
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_18|Season 18]]
| Muffin Men
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_19|Season 19]]
| 6cuties
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_20|Season 20]]
| Ed Head
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_21|Season 21]]
| Wood Pig Black
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_22|Season 22]]
| stewy business
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_23|Season 23]]
| 1eL cLaSsIcO
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_24|Season 24]]
| eL cLaSsIcO
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_25|Season 25]]
| mr_popo_rocks
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_26|Season 26]]
| KRIT Esports
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_27|Season 27]]
| The Midnight Society
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_28|Season 28]]
| HLPugs tf
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_29|Season 29]]
| MrPoPos Newbie Mix
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_30|Season 30]]
| The Boomers
|-
| [[ESEA-O_Season_31|Season 31]]
| TheMedicAcademy
|}

=== ESEA Main ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| [[ESEA-M_Season_15|Season 15]]
| Rinkuing With Rinku
|}

== Fees and Prices ==
To participate in ESEA, players were required to pay a league fee and subscribe to ESEA Premium. The league fees were as follows:
* Invite: $39.95 USD
* Intermediate: $14.95 USD
* Open: No longer requires a fee for participation, only needs ESEA Premium.<ref>[http://www.teamfortress.tv/45255/esea-announces-tf2-league-changes ESEA announces TF2 league changes - teamfortress.tv]</ref>
The cost of Premium varies depending on the length of the subscription and the tier purchased.

== External Links ==
* [http://www.esea.net/ Official ESEA website]
* [http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=content&d=league_rules_tf2 ESEA TF2 rules]
* [https://www.dropbox.com/s/zintii25xup6ij3/Guide%20to%20ESEA%20final.docx?dl=0 A Beginner's Guide to ESEA by tetromino]

== References ==
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TFCL (disambiguation)

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{{Disambiguation}}

'''TFCL''' may refer to:

* [[TFCL (North American league)]], a North American TF2 league.
* [[pl_tfcl]], a custom Payload map created for [[TFCL]]

Brasil Fortress

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{{NewInfobox League
|shortname= Brasil Fortress
|fullname= Brasil Fortress
|image=brasilfortress_logo.png
|admin = [[Bяuno]]
|formats=[[6v6]], [[Prolander]], [[Jump]]
| area = {{flag|sam}} South America
| current = Season 7 ([[6v6]]) Offseason ([[Prolander]])
|website= https://brasilfortress.tf/
|steam= brasilfortress
|twitter=
|facebook=https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558880445943
|youtube=https://www.youtube.com/@HorizonTVeSports
|discord= eTD4fg2
|created=2016-06-10
|footnotes=
}}

'''BRASIL FORTRESS''' is a South American TF2 competitive community created and maintained by the South-American community with the main purpose of helping more casual players to join the competitive side of Team Fortress 2.
Throughout the years and together with [https://www.youtube.com/@HorizonTVeSports HorizonTV], many South American players joined the late Competitive Scene in those years due events like: [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBmY0kT56_xJa5yL-Qxfa8FneEHG-ODLb Open Six], Newbie Pugs and the TF2 Academy School. Hosting 6v6, [https://youtu.be/kQCge5yTzs4?si=IiowH2O7KjL5-0EA&t=739 Halloween Prolander], [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBmY0kT56_xJX9YCXUZtniLk_6njt--E2 Jump Cup], and Ultiduo cups.

== History ==
After many years of bad administration in the South American Team Fortress 2 leagues, a group of players decided to create a space where newcomers could learn and grow in the competitive scene. The TF2 community suffered numerous DDOS attacks that time, and much of the community was held hostage by the poor management of other leagues, which did not allow for the development of newcomers.

With this idea in mind, '''Brasil Fortress was created.''' Initially, they organized two test seasons with the support of TF2 veterans and good players of the community, '''aiming to create a more welcoming environment''' conducive to the growth of new talents. This initiative was so successful that the league was opened to the public a bit after and established new ways to develop new players in the competitive scene.

Today, Brasil Fortress stands out as a pillar in the TF2 community in South America, '''promoting not only fair and balanced competitions but also workshops, training sessions, and events that encourage continuous learning and improvement for players worldwide.'''

== Gamemodes ==

'''For 5CP maps:'''

Single matches
Match ends when a team wins 5 rounds
Match ends when time limit reaches 30 minutes
Ties are allowed.
The points are attributed according to the match result plus the amount of rounds won by each team (winner and loser):

3 points for victory
1 points for draw
0 point for defeat

'''For King of the Hill maps:'''

Single matches
Match ends when a team wins 4 rounds
No time limit
Ties are allowed.

'''Ultiduo:'''

Couples got to play in a map per week in Round Robin system and later Single Elimination until the Grand Finals, where matches were played on a "Best of 3" system.

Single match that ends when a couple secures 2 rounds with no time limit.

== Seasons ==
=== First Season ===
The first edition of the Brasil Fortress [[6v6]] tournament was organized with the intention of introducing new players to competitive mode. The format was based on Double Elimination. '''KING eSports''' were the champions, defeating '''Total Armados''' in the grand final.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_1|Brasil Fortress Season 1]] || Finished || 8 teams || [Toornament] || [Medals]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Season 1
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING eSports}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Total Armados}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Eye Of Death}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Platinum eSports}}
|}

=== Second Season ===
This season had only one division and 8 participant teams. The format was based on two groups of four teams each. The top two in each group advanced to the semi finals. '''KING eSports''' were the champions, defeating '''All Against Gygas'''.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_2|Brasil Fortress Season 2]] || Finished || 8 teams || [https://www.toornament.com/tournaments/436337133130636668/information Toornament] || [Medals]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Season 2
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING eSports}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|All Against Giygas}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Tomorrow Party Guys}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|evolution eSports}}
|}

=== Third Season ===
This season had two divisions and 16 participant teams. The main division was called Invite, while the "Low tier" division was called Open. The best Brazilian/South American teams like '''Sonikro Solutions''', '''SVIFT SA''' and '''Tutorial 2016''' were invited. '''KING eSports''' (two-time champions) were also invited. The Invite final was between [https://youtu.be/2qG5bwDBDng?si=pYVHJLOJACIaViCg&t=2143 Sonikro Solutions and SVIFT SA], and the win was the held by the ''[[Sonikro Solutions|Immortal Bicolor]]''.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_3|Brasil Fortress Season 3]] || 22/10/18 || 16 teams || [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o89BC7Wk_ePRYhugYg1uDrasEjEDAyCsNLw5ZQcHP3o/ Spreadsheet] || [Medals]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Invite Division
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Sonikro Solutions}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|SVIFT SA}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|massivo cranio esporto}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING eSports}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2| Open/Div.2
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Time do Néss}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|4:AM?}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|NOOBatos}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Forrótech}}
|}

=== Fourth Season ===
This was the first season with qualifying rounds for Invite Division. 30 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted: The main division is named Invite, the "Mid tier" is Division 1, the "Low tier" is Division 2 and a division for newbie players looking to get into competitive but without teams was called Academy. Academy players were divided between a number of "Communitary Teams". The current champion '''Sonikro Solutions''' and '''sXe Injected''' (with some SVIFT SA former players) were invited. Once more, the ''[[Sonikro Solutions|Immortal Bicolor]]'' proclaimed the throne with an amazing win in the [https://youtu.be/Fo_5i-RPED0?si=Rb4z8jW6Yh1DaHxY&t=62 GRAND FINALS] against [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2ivDX2kGYk sXe Injected!]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_4|Brasil Fortress Season 4]] || 06/08/19 || 30 teams || [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X7lDvCCbNoSxpoC6PbFkDAN9Yinpc03-boj0WScMBT8/ Spreadsheet] || [Medals and Keys]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Invite Division
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Sonikro Solutions}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|sXe.injected}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Sonikro Academy}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|BRADAMANTE Academy}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Open/Div.2
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Sparta}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|NASA}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Péricles}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Angery Boys}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Newcomer/Academy
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING Academy}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Soled By Me}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Experiment One}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Solar System}}
|}

=== Fifth Season ===
20 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted in that season: The main division is named Invite, the "Mid tier" is Division 1, the "Low tier" is Division 2 and a division for newbie players looking to get into competitive but without teams was called Academy. Academy players were divided between a number of "Communitary Teams". The runner-up from last season '''sXe Injected''' and '''taste the secret''' (with some sonikro solutions / SVIFT SA former players) were invited.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_5|Brasil Fortress Season 5]] || 05/02/2020 || 20 teams || [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ysf_3twWTXv2Oz2eBghoKotYowOjWY6hnPRhHQnIXRY/ Spreadsheet] || [Medals and Keys]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Invite
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|sXe.injected}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|taste the secret}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Team PhallanX}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Mind Hunters}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Main/Div.1
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Tênis Cannabis Japão}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Pececito Furioso Gaming}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Team PhallanX Academy}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Ph4rad0x's Deathcap}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Open/Div.2
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Pececito Furioso Gaming}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Team PhallanX Academy}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Maracuyá}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Newcomer/Academy
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING Academy}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Platinum eSports}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Atari Gaming}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Royal Style}}
|}

=== Sixth Season ===
31 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted in that season: The main division is named Invite, the "IM tier" is Division 1, the "Low tier" is Division 2 and a division for newbie players looking to get into competitive but without teams was called Academy. Academy players were divided between a number of "Communitary Teams". The champion from last season '''sXe Injected''' and the runner-up, '''taste the secret''' were invited.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Participants !! Tournament Page !! Prize
|-
| [[TBFC_Season_6|Brasil Fortress Season 6]] || 12/09/2020 || 31 teams || [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Z_q2a4cQC63aOKRuQoOHkb4kShJZ1wSP2k9QxfL2HVA/ Spreadsheet] || [Medals and Keys]
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Invite
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|taste the secret}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Team PhallanX}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Sailor Moon}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|GLO SA}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Main/Div.1
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|TCC Reborn}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Mix Privado}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Descent e-Sports}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING Academy}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Open/Div.2
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Time}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Mix Privado}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|mouse5 +attack 111}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|KING Black}}
|}

{{Box|start|padding=1em}}

{| class="wikitable centered"
|-
!colspan=2|Newcomer/Academy
|-
!width=75px|Pos
!width=210px|Team
|- class="first"
| [[Image:Gold icon.png|20px]] 1st
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Evolution e-Sports}}
|- class="second"
| [[Image:Silver icon.png|20px]] 2nd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Apyr}}
|- class="third"
| [[Image:Bronze icon.png|20px]] 3rd
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Descent e-Sports Academy}}
|-
| [[Image:SF_icon.png|20px]] 4th
| style="text-align: left" | {{Team/tf|Hannaya}}
|}

[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
[[Category:6v6 leagues]]
[[Category:South American TF2 leagues]]

Respawn League

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{{NewInfobox League
|shortname=Respawn League
|fullname=Respawn League
|image=RSL.png
|caption=
|founder={{flag|au}} [https://rsl.tf/users/1 core] {{flag|au}} [https://rsl.tf/users/2 Brady]
|admin={{flag|au}} [https://rsl.tf/users/87 bird]
|formats=[[Highlander]], [[4v4]], [[BBall]]
|area={{flag|aunz}} Oceania
|website=https://rsl.tf/
|website2=
|steam=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/respawnleague
|twitter=https://twitter.com/rsltf2?lang=en
|facebook=
|snapchat=
|youtube=
|gplus=
|vk=
|discord=
|twitch=
|stream=
|fanclub=
|created=2018-08-23
|closed=2022-05-28
|footnotes=
}}
'''Respawn League''' was an Asian and Oceanic ''Team Fortress 2'' league with a focus on bringing the [[Highlander]] format to those regions in an accessible and reliable manner. After its establishment in September of 2018, Respawn League went on to host both [[4v4]] and [[BBall]] tournaments in subsequent years, before being dissolved into [[ozfortress]]' Highlander Seasonal League in May of 2022.<ref>[https://rsl.tf/forums/threads/191 Respawn League dissolving into ozfortress + ozfortress Highlander Season 1]</ref> Co-founder of the Respawn League {{flag|au}} [https://rsl.tf/users/1 core] was made the Head Admin of [[ozfortress]]<ref>[https://ozfortress.com/forums/threads/779 ozfortress Head Administrator Changes]</ref>, and staff previously overseeing RSL competitions were instated as ozfortress' Highlander League Admins.

Respawn League made use of a [https://whitelist.tf/respawn_hl_s10 custom whitelist] for its Highlander competitions.

==Leagues and Competitions==
===AU/NZ Highlander===
Respawn League's AU/NZ Highlander competitions was kept to a single division (Open or Main) for the first half of its existence due to low player numbers. Seasons 6-10 however featured 2 divisions - Premier and Main.
====Previous AU/NZ Highlander Champions====
The winners listed below are the winning teams for the highest division available for each season.
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| Season 1
| [[Atomic Affinity]]
|-
| Season 2
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 3
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 4
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 5
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 6
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 7
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 8
| [[red pandas]]
|-
| Season 9
| [[pena's trinkets]]
|-
| Season 10
| [[immaculate dub]]
|-
| Season 11
| [[VIP club]]
|}
===ASIA Highlander===
Due to low participation, ASIA Highlander was only able to field a single division over its lifetime - Main.
====Previous ASIA Highlander Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| Season 1
| [[12GANXI]]
|-
| Season 2
| [[12GANXI]]
|-
| Season 3
| [[12GANXI]]
|-
| Season 4
| [[12GANXI]]
|-
| Season 5
| [[Ambulas]]
|-
| Season 6
| [[Ambulas]]
|-
| Season 7
| [[Daybreak..]]
|-
| Season 8
| [[Daybreak..]]
|-
| Season 9
| [[gamblers from MACAU]]
|-
| Season 10
| [[Specimens]]
|}
===4v4===
RSL 4v4 was split into single-division regions for the first two seasons, however very low participation in the ASIA region caused the two locations to be combined for Season 3. 4v4 was then effectively retired for the rest of the organisations' duration with the exception of a single AU/NZ 'Quadlander' event in 2021 - the first RSL 4v4 event to feature more than one division.
====Previous RSL 4v4 Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| AU/NZ Season 1
| [[:B1:]]
|-
| ASIA Season 1
| [[Edelweiss]]
|-
| AU/NZ Season 2
| [[:B1:]]
|-
| ASIA Season 2
| [[Thanos.exe]]
|-
| AU/NZ & ASIA Season 5
| [[:B1:]]
|-
| AU/NZ Quadlander 2021
| [[4s POG!]]
|}
===BBall===
Respawn League [[BBall]] was played for only a single season towards the end of the leagues' lifetime. AU/NZ BBall featured a total of 20 teams across 3 divisions, whilst the ASIA counterpart spanned 2 divisions.
====Previous RSL BBall Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| AU/NZ Season 1
| [[lowkey feeling steezy rn]]
|-
| ASIA Season 1
| [[Buzz Dripyear]]
|}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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Useful console commands

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Calling

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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. Learning map callouts before playing on that map will help players call more effectively, and is highly recommended.
'''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 [[Soldier | Pocket Soldier]], the [[Scout | Pocket Scout]] 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. The staple of the competitive Team Fortress 2 community used to be [http://mumble.sourceforge.net/ '''Mumble'''], but the majority of players has since migrated to [https://discord.com/ '''Discord''']. Both are lightweight, open source, and offer good audio quality and customization, but Discord offers a more polished appearance and enhanced community features. Most teams will use Discord or Mumble to communicate and the most active [[Glossary#PUG.2C_Pickup | PUGs]] or [[Glossary#Mix | Mixes]] channels/websites will often enforce their usage, so they are essential pieces of software to the competitive scene.

[[Category:Mechanics]]

ÜberCharge

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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, since the Übercharge is extremely crucial in ending a stalemate, or making a push.

== 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
|-
|}
<gallery>
Medigun.jpg|The Medigun
Kritzkrieg.jpg|The Kritzkrieg
quickfix.jpg|The Quick-Fix
</gallery>
* 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; in addition, übered players do not immediately lose their invulnerability when the Medic takes the beam off them or reaches 0% ÜberCharge, but ''flash'' for one second while the invulnerability remains in effect. Übercharge drains only 50% faster for every additional player which is currently made invulnerable by the über, rather than 100%.<ref>http://teamfortress.tv/thread/3374/?page=1</ref>

== 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.

=== References ===
<references/>

[[Category:Mechanics]]

Rollout

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The '''Rollout''' is the actions or paths taken by players before fighting begins each round. In [[5CP]] maps, the rollout is the series of jumps and routes that reach the middle point fastest. In [[Stopwatch]] maps, the rollout is the positions and precautions taken by the defense during setup time.

==5CP Rollouts==
===6v6===
In [[6v6]], one reason that Scouts, Demoman, and Soldiers are the main classes is their ability to perform a rollout extremely efficiently. [[Scout]]s run quickly enough to just run to mid through the shortest path. The [[Demoman]] and [[Soldier]]s have to sticky jump/rocket jump to reach mid quickly while also building uber for the [[Medic]]. The Medic must make sure that his whole team, especially the Soldiers and Demoman, is at full health/buffed by the time they reach to the middle point. Usually the Medic begins the round by buffing the Demoman because he will jump away the fastest and won't receive any more heals. Once the Demoman is out of his range, he will give overheals to the Roamer to 300 then switch to scouts. The rest of the rollout is spent healing the Scouts as they runs to mid. Meanwhile, the pocket soldier is able to run with the Escape Plan and receive arrow and "crit-heals" near mid (sometimes roles are reversed with the Roamer running with the Medic and the Pocket jumping quickly to mid). This ensures everyone has full/almost-full overheal when the team reaches the middle point and minimizes time spent running to mid.

==Healing Order==
[[Demo]] to 260 (2x) > [[Roamer]] to 300 (1x) > [[Scout]]s > [[Pocket]]

===Scout===
You don't really do much stuff on rollout but crouch (to make medic beam [[Demoman]] faster) and escort medic to mid.

===Soldier===
[[Pocket]]

When a round starts, the Pocket Soldier will usually shoots 3 rockets going out spawn then runs to mid with the Escape Plan and wait for the Medic to arrow/heal.

[[Roamer]]

You don't really do much on freeze time. [[Roamer]] makes their first jump when [[Medic]] is done healing Demo.

===Demo===

Wait for medic to beam you to 260 first before your first jump then 260 again for second jump.

===Medic===

[[Medic]] is the main fundamental in Rollout failing or succeeding and judge the whole game.

====Video Tutorials====

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd0qIp1zF9U '''Medic Rollouts''']
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IR4Am6vR6k '''Demoman Rollouts''']
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr7oGRMKezk '''Demoman Rollouts2''']
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjwgdaVmTDM&hd=1 '''Roamer Soldier(Gunboats) Rollouts''']
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0jCHAw3gPQ '''Pocket Rollouts''']

===Highlander===
Highlander rollouts in 5CP focus on getting the Demoman and [[Heavy]] to the fight as fast as possible because they are the core of a successful push into mid. The Soldier often equips the Disciplinary Action, as it can take a couple seconds off the rollout time for the entire team. The Demoman usually uses the map's respective 6v6 rollout, so he and the Scout reach mid about 2-3 seconds before the whipped players. Before reaching the midpoint (but not so early that the soldier is cut off from whip targets), the flanking classes split up from the combo and take a separate entrance into mid. This ensures that if the enemy Demoman was more successful in the first seconds of the midfight, he won't be rewarded with damage on the entire team funneling through one door. It also puts flankers in a position to ambush enemy players right from the start.

==Stopwatch Rollouts==
===6v6===
Mainly gravelpit, varies from team to team: Sticky traps, Sentry/Dispenser spots, etc.

===Highlander===
The primary objective to accomplish during setup time is to create a hold strategy that shuts down the first push of the attackers and set up an exit strategy for a stronger hold on the next point (The first point of most Stopwatch maps is generally very easy to capture. cp_gravelpit is an oddball: the first point is such a giveaway point that defenders often don't even hold it at all). To hold off a push, the defending team needs to have a strong hold position for the combo that protects the point, a level 3 sentry in a position that covers blindspots and exit routes for the combo, and a strong lockdown on the flank routes through which enemy players might seek an unexpected angle of attack.

Many teams have a few designated players (2-4 non-Engineer, non-Medic classes) kill themselves in the setup time when defending on Payload maps and Attack/Defend maps. The metal that the [[Engineer]] gains by picking up their dropped weapons allows him to build level 3 buildings more quickly so that he is prepared by the time setup ends. The Soldier and Scout often watch the flank, with occasional support from pick classes ([[Spy]] and [[Sniper]]), so those classes tend to look for good positions to hold the flank during setup time. Also during setup, the combo walks to wherever the first major hold position is. The Demoman can lay sticky traps at choke points between BLU Spawn and their position to try to kill a major class before the first push. If he can't find opportunities to get backstabs, the Spy can use the Cloak and Dagger in a position that allows him to call out information about the attackers, or he can cloak near a sticky trap that is out of his demo's field of view to call out when to detonate it.

==Training Rollouts==
There are few ways to train rollouts, the most popular one is hosting a dedicated server and with sv_cheats enabled use commands to give you health and teleport you back to the spawn as explained by [[kaidus]] [http://www.twitch.tv/kaidus/c/2483076?t=13s in this video.]

Another way is using dedicated maps like [http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/13667-jump-competitive-b1 Jump Competitive], [http://tf2.gamebanana.com/maps/170038 TR Rollout] and [http://rollout.tf/ Rollout.tf]

[[Category:Mechanics]]

Movement

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Movement is one of the staples of Team Fortress 2, it is very characteristic but at the same time very influenced by games like Quake and Team Fortress Classic. Explosive jumping mechanics give the slower classes much higher mobility and increase the pace of the game. This makes it a much more complex game than it first appears, as a player has to master not only deathmatch ability and gamesense, but also the different movement and jumping techniques.

== Speed ==
Speed is measured using hammer units/sec. The standard is 300 hu/sec or 100%. This is the speed of the Pyro, Sniper, and Engineer. Moving backwards reduces the speed to 90% of what it would be otherwise. Note: If you strafe while moving backwards, you will move at full speed (diagonally, not backwards). Crouched movement becomes 33%

=== Scout ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* Uncharged [[Baby Face's Blaster]]:
* Charged Baby Face's Blaster:
|
*'''133%'''
*'''120%'''
*'''173%'''
|
*'''44%'''
*'''40%'''
*'''58%'''
|
*'''120%'''
*'''108%'''
*'''156%'''
|}

=== Soldier ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* [[Escape Plan]], 121-160 Health:
* Escape Plan, 81-120 Health:
* Escape Plan, 41-80 Health:
* Escape Plan, Under 40 Health:
|
*'''80%'''
*'''88%'''
*'''96%'''
*'''112%'''
*'''128%'''
|
*'''27%'''
*'''29%'''
*'''32%'''
*'''37%'''
*'''43%'''
|
*'''72%'''
*'''79%'''
*'''86%'''
*'''101%'''
*'''115%'''
|}

=== Pyro ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* With [[Powerjack]] Out:
|
*'''100%'''
*'''115%'''
|
*'''33%'''
*'''38%'''
|
*'''90%'''
*'''103%'''
|}

=== Demoman ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* With Head-taking weapon equipped & 1 Head:
* With Head-taking weapon equipped & 2 Heads:
* With Head-taking weapon equipped & 3 Heads:
* With Head-taking weapon equipped & 4 Heads:
* With [[Scotsman's Skullcutter]] equipped
* Charging with [[Chargin' Targe]]/[[Splendid Screen]]/[[Tide Turner]]
|
*'''93%'''
*'''101%'''
*'''108%'''
*'''116%'''
*'''123%'''
*'''79%'''
*'''250%'''
|
*'''31%'''
*'''34%'''
*'''36%'''
*'''39%'''
*'''41%'''
*'''26%'''
*'''N/A'''
|
*'''84%'''
*'''91%'''
*'''97%'''
*'''104%'''
*'''111%'''
*'''71%'''
*'''N/A'''
|}

=== Heavy ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* Any Mini-gun spun up, excluding the [[Brass Beast]]:
* Walking with spun up Brass Beast:
* With [[Buffalo Steak Sandvich]] effect:
* With [[Gloves of Running Urgently]] Equipped:
|
*'''77%'''
*'''37%'''
*'''15%'''
*'''104%'''
*'''100%'''
|
*'''26%'''
*'''0%'''
*'''0%'''
*'''35%'''
*'''33%'''
|
*'''69%'''
*'''33%'''
*'''15%'''
*'''93%'''
*'''90%'''
|}

=== Engineer ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* While hauling a building:
|
*'''100%'''
*'''90%'''
|
*'''33%'''
*'''29%'''
|
*'''90%'''
*'''81%'''
|}

=== Medic ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* Wielding [[Overdose]] at 100% [[ÜberCharge]]
* Healing a [[Scout]]
* Healing a [[Pyro]] using the [[Powerjack]]
|
*'''107%'''
*'''127%'''
*'''133%'''
*'''115%'''
|
*'''36%'''
*'''39%'''
*'''44%'''
*'''38%'''
|
*'''96%'''
*'''106%'''
*'''120%'''
*'''105%'''
|}

=== Sniper ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* With a Rifle zoomed in:
* While [[Huntsman]] drawn:
|
*'''100%'''
*'''27%'''
*'''53%'''
|
*'''33%'''
*'''9%'''
*'''18%'''
|
*'''90%'''
*'''27%'''
*'''48%'''
|}

=== Spy ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 100%; text-align: left;"
|-
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Condition
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Normal
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Crouched
! style="background-color: #ADD8E6; color: #FFFFFF" | Backwards
|-
|
* '''''Default'''''
* Disguised as [[Soldier]]:
* Disguised as [[Demoman]]:
* Disguised as [[Heavy]]:
* Disguised as [[Scout]] [[Medic]] or [[Spy]]:
* All other Disguises:
|
*'''107%'''
*'''80%'''
*'''93%'''
*'''77%'''
*'''107%'''
*'''100%'''
|
*'''36%'''
*'''27%'''
*'''31%'''
*'''26%'''
*'''36%'''
*'''33%'''
|
*'''96%'''
*'''72%'''
*'''84%'''
*'''69%'''
*'''96%'''
*'''90%'''
|}

== Other Movement Techniques ==

=== Crouch Jumping ===
Crouch jumping is the basic technique of pressing crouch while jumping. Crouch Jumping moves the player model an additional hammer unit up and can allow access to things otherwise inaccessible by basic jumping.

=== Double Jump ===
When in the air as Scout, pressing jump again gives an additional midair jump. This is useful for maneuvering around maps or dodging and confusing enemies.

=== Boston Basher Jump ===
A Scout is able to use the knockback of self damage from the Boston Basher along with his jump in order to increase the height and length of his jump. This is useful for climbing things like the spire on [[cp_badlands|Badlands]].

Do note that the best gains in height are when the Scout jumps right as the self damage from the Basher activates.

=== Rocket Jump ===
''Main article: [[Rocket Jumping]]''

Soldiers can shoot a rocket near themselves to achieve height or speed through the air. This can be useful for running towards a battle, obtaining [[height advantage]], attacking players, or fleeing to safety. There are multiple jump techniques to help Soldiers achieve more speed or height. [[Gunboats]] causes Soldiers to take 60% less damage while rocket jumping.

Combining this with Crouch Jumping will allow Soldiers to propel themselves farther than without Crouch Jumping.

=== Sticky Jump ===
''Main article: [[Sticky Jumping]]''

Demomen can also detonate a sticky near their feet for a boost. This causes more self-damage than a Soldier's rocket jump, but also provides a bigger boost. A Demoman will sticky jump during a [[rollout]], fleeing, or attacking.

=== Sentry Jump ===
There are two types of Sentry Jumping; Sentry Rocket Jumping and Bullet Jumping. Using the Wrangler and a level 3 sentry, the [[Engineer]] can shoot his sentry's rockets at his own feet, propelling him into the air like a regular rocket jump. By quickly switching to a different weapon and right-clicking on his sentry, he can bring the building with him to build in unexpected places. Bullet Jumping can be done with any level sentry, along with mini-sentries. Bullet Jumping is the act of using the knockback from the damage received from sentry bullets to propel the Engineer. Bullet Jumping is useful when running mini-sentries or when a sentry is at level one or two for making short leaps such as onto the roof of [[cp_gravelpit]] B-Point or the balcony of [[koth_arctic]].

{{YouTube video|MgNI36HPTY0|text=Engineer Jumping Tutorial}}

=== Explosive Surfing ===
Any class is capable of timing a jump with an enemy's projectile and using it to their advantage. This is a common practice among Medics, who often surf away from damage and to the safety of their team.

{{YouTube video|2IcWmpkjMKo|time=4m5s}} [http://youtu.be/2IcWmpkjMKo?t=4m5s Example]

=== Bullet Surfing ===
Bullet surfing is harnessing the knockback from being hit with bullets for a speed boost. Typically it is achieved by crouch jumping while moving away from the source of the damage.

{{YouTube video|RJdotTF2|time=12m48s}} [https://youtu.be/8UQDcw-GMGg?t=768 Example]

==Resources==
* {{YouTube video|Dx8CHK_bhAU|text=Guide to Walking Backwards at Full Speed}}

[[Category:Mechanics]]

MGE Mod

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'''My Gaming Edge Mod''' (stylized as '''MGE''' or '''MGE Mod'''), is a competitive training mod developed by [[My Gaming Edge]]. The mod puts two players into a small version of competitive maps such as (the) [[Badlands|cp_badlands]] spire. Players spawn with a buff and fight until one player reaches a set number of kills (usually 20). When an enemy is killed, the health and ammo of both players are restored. 
The mod itself allows for any map to be used, so long as there are spawn locations for it, though a popular [[mge_training map]] is usually used. 
MGE is popular for [[Scout]] and [[Soldier]] training although all [[Classes|9 classes]] can use the maps (except for a few which are class set).

The mod was updated to version 2.0.0 on April 15th 2013<ref name="update">[http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/7213-mge-2-0-release 2.0.3 Update thread] Teamfortress.tv </ref>, the update consisted mainly of bugfixes and 2v2 arenas were introduced as well. The advanced stats feature was removed in this version to improve performance and reduce server load.

== Features ==
* A variety of different 1v1 and 2v2 arenas
* In-game ELO rating system.
* In-game menu system with arena queuing.
* Per-arena class restrictions, configurable via mgemod_spawns.cfg.
* Highly customizable and configurable. For example, you could use MGEMod to play BBall on cp_badlands, using the spires as hoops if you configured mgemod_spawns.cfg to do so.
* Voluntary handicap system to even out unfair fights.

== Commands ==
The mod has a variety of commands, they can be used through the chat, whether by prefixing any given command with '''!''' (ex '''!add 5''') which shows the command in chat or prefixing it with '''/''' (ex '''/add 5''') which doesn't display the command in chat.
* '''add''' OR '''mgemod''' '''''[arena number/arena name]''''' - Show the menu of arenas [or directly join an arena]
* '''remove''' - Leave your current arena or queue.
* '''top5''' - Display the Top 5 rated players.
* '''hud''' OR '''hidehud''' - Toggle the display of the text hud overlay
* '''rank''' OR '''stats''' '''''[player name]''''' - View your rank [or view another player's rank]
* '''first''' - Join the first available arena.
* '''handicap''' '''''[number]''''' - Reduce your maximum health to a given number, to give a lower skilled opponent a fairer fight. Use "handicap off" to disable.

== Arenas ==
While the mod supports a variety of maps the one mostly used with the mod is '''[[mge_training]]''', as of the latest map version '''''mge_training_v8_beta4b''''' there are 18 arenas as listed below:

* Viaduct
* Granary Middle
* Granary Last
* Badlands Middle
* Badlands Spire
* Gullywash Middle
* Waste Middle
* Snakewater Middle
* Gravelpit C
* Process Middle
* Trainyard
* Turris 1
* Turris 2
* Ammomod
* Ammomod [MGE]
* No Splash
* Endif
* BBall (2v2, 3v3)

== Playstyle ==
MGE is technically a simple 1v1 arena mod. With that said there is many ways to play the mod. The most common battle is [[soldier]] vs [[soldier]]. Though people also like to practice [[scout]], [[demoman]] and [[sniper]]. Other classes are typically frowned upon and are commonly banned on community servers. For example, if someone played as a [[heavy]] they could very easily spawncamp their opponent on Ammomod [MGE] and make it first kill wins the entire game. 

*The most popular maps for [[soldier]] are Badlands Middle, Badlands Spire and Ammomod [MGE]. Most active servers in peak times will have these arenas filled, sometimes with queues. 
*The most popular maps for [[scout]] are Badlands Middle, Granary Middle, Granary Last, Waste Middle and Viaduct. Though matchups may be found on ammomod [MGE], Snakewater Middle and Process Middle. 
*The most popular maps for [[sniper]] are Granary Middle, Granary Last and Waste Middle. Matchups may be found on Badlands Middle and Gullywash Middle but these maps are more often favoured by [[scout]] and [[soldier]] players so it can be hard to play consistently as sniper and win. 

Optional and Controversial ways to play 
* [[Shotgun]] or [[gunboats]]? - Soldiers will often decide before playing whether to use [[shotgun]] or [[gunboats]] as these items can drastically change the way the game is played. It is common to see [[shotgun]] used on Ammomod [MGE] as the flat surface makes 4 rocket gameplay less enjoyable. 
* [[Shotgun]] switching - [[Shotgun]] switching is when a soldier will swap between the [[rocket launcher]] (or [[original]]) and [[shotgun]] between each shot to maximise damage output. 
* Alternate weapons - Weapons such as [[Direct Hit]] and [[Loch n Load]] are considered bad manners to use. They make it very unfun to play on maps such as Badlands Spire. 
* Running away - The purpose of MGE is to train and get warmed up. People do not like playing against people who run away when they are on low health. 
* Counter jumping - Counter jumping is the act of rocket jumping away when a soldier bombs on top of their opponent. This is controversial because in a real game scenario if a [[soldier]] jumps away from their [[medic]] then their [[medic]] will die. 

== MGE Hall of Fame ==
* [[Timus]]
* [[Mike]]
* [[B4nny]]
* [[ShaDowBurn]]
* [[Clockwork]]
* [[Kaitech]]
* [[Baud]]
* [[Night Terror]]
* [[Mr. Epic]]
* [[NiCO]]
* [[Autokrab]]
* [[Quik]]
* [[Lime]]
* [[Ruwin]]
* [[Sonmychest]]
* [[Tyrone]]

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==
[https://github.com/Langeh/MGEMod Official GitHub page]

[https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=154755 Official AlliedMods Thread]

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BBall

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'''BBall''' is a 2v2 competitive format for Team Fortress 2. BBall is played with two teams of two [[Soldier|Soldiers]] in a fast-paced, [[Glossary#DM|DM-focused]] gamemode similar to [[MGE]] that affords players an opportunity to hone their rocket jumping and projectile aim. The mod is solely played on small, custom-made maps that are for the most part functionally identical.

The mod is largely played casually, with a focus on training a players' movement and aim. Hence, BBall is featured in a large number of MGE maps and organised BBall competitions are relatively uncommon. Nonetheless, BBall has been played competitively in a number of regions since its inception in early 2008.

==Maps==
<gallery>
File:BBall CompTF.jpg|[[BBall_CompTF|ctf_bball_comptf]]
File:BBall Ballin.jpg|[[ctf_ballin_sky]] / [[ctf_ballin]]
File:Ctf_bball_alpine.png|[[BBall Alpine|ctf_bball_alpine_b4]]
File:Ctf_bball_eventide.png|[[bball_eventide|ctf_bball_eventide]]
File:Ctf_bball_parkade.png|[[bball_parkade|ctf_bball_parkade]]
File:Ctf_bball_snow.png|[[bball_snow|ctf_bball_snow_b1]]
File:Ctf_bball_stadium.png|[[bball_stadium|ctf_bball_stadium_a3]]
File:Ctf_pro_bball.png|[[bball_pro|ctf_pro_bball]]
</gallery>
There is a wide variety of different [[:Category:Bball_maps|BBall maps]] created by the community - the most popular of those are [[BBall Ballin Sky]] and [[BBall CompTF]]. The maps work as a normal [[Capture the Flag|CTF]] map would in the sense that each team has an intelligence briefcase and to capture the intel you must take it to the enemies' hoop.

==Ruleset==
{{Hatnote|Note: These rules can be outdated at any point in time. Rules can change without notice and thus this section may be outdated. If you are unsure of the rules please check the league's official website.}}
===Worldwide rules===
* 20 minute time limit ''(can change)''
* 25 capture limit ''(can change)''

===North American BBall rules===
''Previously mentioned rules are not included in the list as they are worldwide.''
* 2 second respawn time.

===European BBall rules===
''Previously mentioned rules are not included in the list as they are worldwide.''
* 6 second respawn time

==Tournaments==
As there isn't that much preparation required for this gamemode, the cups and tournaments are very often organized, mainly on offseason as practise for the 6v6 seasons.

=== Notable tournaments ===
Some notable and popular tournaments include:

==== ETF2L BBall Cups ====
* [http://etf2l.org/etf2l/archives/5/0/ Basketball 2on2 Cup #1]
* [http://etf2l.org/etf2l/archives/23/0/ Basketball 2on2 Cup #2]
* [http://etf2l.org/etf2l/archives/55/0/ Basketball 2on2 Cup #3]
* [http://etf2l.org/etf2l/archives/113/0/ Basketball 2on2 Cup #4]
* [http://etf2l.org/etf2l/archives/181/0/ Basketball 2on2 Cup #5]

==== Comp.tf BBall Cups ====
* [[Comp.tf 1st bball cup EU|Comp.tf 1st BBall cup - Europe]]
* [[Comp.tf 2nd bball cup NA|Comp.tf 2nd BBall cup - North America]]

==Leagues==
===bball.tf===
[https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/http://www.bball.tf/ bball.tf] previously hosted BBall competitions for players in NA and EU from 2015-2018.

==See Also==
*[[6v6]]
*[[HL]]
*[[Ultiduo]]
*[[Competitive_Formats|Competitive Formats]]

[[Category:Competitive Formats]]

Ultiduo

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Ultiduo is a competitive format consisting of two players on each team, a Soldier and a Medic. 
This gamemode is played on small KOTH maps that are specifically made for it. Ultiduo is often played by the [[6v6]] combo, containing the Medic and Pocket Soldier, to build up synergy between each other. 

==Maps==

<gallery>
File:Ultiduo_seclusion.png|[[Ultiduo_seclusion|ultiduo_seclusion_b3]]
File:Ultiduo_nicecicles.png|[[ultiduo_nicecicles|ultiduo_nicecicles]]
File:Ultiduo_nature.png|[[Ultiduo_Nature|ultiduo_nature_rc1]]
File:Ultiduo_gullywash.png|[[Ultiduo_gullywash|ultiduo_gullywash_b2]]
File:Ultiduo Baloo.jpg|[[Ultiduo_baloo|ultiduo_baloo]]
File:Ultiduo_badlands.png|[[Ultiduo_badlands|ultiduo_badlands_b1]]
File:Koth_ultiduo_r_b7.png|[[Koth_Ultiduo|koth_ultiduo_r_b7]]
</gallery>

==Weapons==
ETF2L has a whitelist for Ultiduo allowing the default loadout for both Medic and Soldier with few unlocks for both. 
Naturally reskins of stock weapons (e.g. strange weapons, festive weapons, botkiller weapons, the Frying Pan, Conscientious Objector, ...) are allowed.

Common loadouts:

===[[Soldier]] ===
Rocket Launcher , Original 
Shotgun 
The Escape Plan 

===[[Medic]] ===
The Crusader's Crossbow 
The Medi Gun 
Uber-saw 

==Competitions==
Ultiduo cups are often held by leagues or sponsored by community members. As each team requires only 2 players these cups are usually easy to set-up, making it a viable option for offseason cups.

It is generally very welcomed by top players as it is a very good source of practice and it is also widely considered to be a fun gamemode.

==History==
Ultiduo hails from a similar competition from TF2's predecessor, Team Fortress Classic, called Ultimate Soldier (also made by ozfortress). This pitted two soldiers against each other in a 1v1. Shotgun was often more powerful back in these days, as the spread of it was much smaller, allowing you to 'snipe' your enemy. This was often frowned upon, but typically the only way some players with poorer internet connections could compete.

The original ultiduo maps were not koth, and victories were awarded based on who scored the most frags. The gameplay has evolved over the years, especially with unlocks and the increase in player skill.

[[Category:Competitive Formats]]

NZFortress

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{{NewInfobox League
| image = NZF_logo.png
| fullname = NZfortress
| founder = {{flag|nz}} Fink
| admin =
| formats = [[6v6]], [[Highlander]], [[BBall]]
| area = {{flag|nz}} New Zealand
| website = http://www.nzfortress.co.nz/ (defunct)
| created = 1999-12-12
| closed = 2013
| youtube =
| discord =
| steam = nzfortress
}}
'''NZFortress''' was a New Zealand-based Team Fortress community and league. The website hosted 6v6, Highlander and BBall competitions for the named region. NZfortress was often seen as an easterly counterpart to [[ozfortress]], with both having their origins in the early 2000s - the days of ''Team Fortress Classic''. NZfortress predated ozfortress by at least a month.

==History==
NZfortress spent most of its lifetime hosting ''Team Fortress Classic'' (1999-2007) competitions rather than ''Team Fortress 2'' (2007-2013). Similarly to ozfortress, NZfortress was founded by a TFC player - {{flag|nz}} ''Fink''.

The official NZfortress website went down at a date between October of 2016 and March of 2017, however the site had been inactive since 2013. The death of NZfortress was most likely due to the growing popularity of its neighbouring organisation ozfortress and the fact that many New Zealanders could still play in Australian servers with tolerable ping. These players included future ozfortress [[Ozfortress#Ultiduo|Ultiduo champion]] {{flag|nz}} ''krollic'' (then ''Rocky'').

[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
[[Category:6v6 leagues]]

BlackOut TV

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[[File:BOTV-DARK.png|right|500px|thumb|BlackOut TV Logo]]

''BlackOut TV'' is a dormant video production organisation dedicated to covering competitive Team Fortress 2 action for many events. Although initially starting out covering [[6v6]] and [[Highlander]] gamemodes across Europe, over time they moved to solely focus on Highlander across the scene. They had many streams and event castings per week, ranging from ETF2L Premiership and UGC Platinum. BlackOut TV was co-created between [[Jon|Jonathan "Jon" Shaw]] and [[Russian Guyovich]] as a subsidiary organisation of [[BlackOut Gaming]] before they ceased services in December 2014. The organization continued with the same name after it's parent organization ceased operations.

== Links ==
* [http://www.twitch.tv/blackoutgamingtv Official Twitch Channel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/BlackOutCasting Official YouTube Channel]

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CappingTV

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{{Website infobox
| name= CappingTV
| image = CappingTVLogo.png
| founder = Mitch
| type =
| website = http://cappingtv.tk
| twitter = cappingtv
| facebook = CappingTV
| youtube = channel/UCgot1MKjG8nVkP8sjhkN4Rg
| twitch = cappingtv
| created = 2016
}}

'''CappingTV''' is a casting organization that covers Australian and Asian Team Fortress 2 Competitive matches. It was created by Mitch as an alternative to TFLIVE for the Oceanic Region.

EssentialsTF

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{{Website infobox
|name = EssentialsTF
|image = EssentialsTF.png
|caption = EssentialsTF logo
|tag = ETF
|founder = [[Wolf Machina]]
|created = 2015
|type = casting
|website = https://essentials.tf
|twitter = tf2essentials
|youtube = essentialstf
|twitch = essentialstf
}}
EssentialsTF is a event management and video production company dedicated to cover Team Fortress 2 competitive action. It produces and streams big competitive events and is the biggest company producing TF2 at the Insomnia Gaming Festival. It specializes in bigger LAN events and large-scale online tournaments. The current owner of the company is [[Jon]].

In 2015, EssentialsTF started as a production partner for TeamFortressTV. It has provided hardware that powered the broadcast of Insomnia55 to all over the world. Since then, it has expanded organising their own competitions. For over 7 years, it has been working as the primary organization of producing and broadcasting Team Fortress 2 content at Player1 Event's Insomnia Gaming Festival, as well as recently involved in DreamHack's Community Clash and North American LAN events.

The company uses the same medal model for any tournaments they host by themselves, but the name is different. For Insomnia Gaming Festival LAN tournaments, a different themed medal is used.

==Other information==
They have worked with multiple companies like DreamHack, Twitch, Insomnia Gaming Festival, Belong Gaming Arenas, ETF2L, Logitech, Scrap.TF, STNTrading.EU, mannco.store, Hugs.tf

==Used sources==
Home | EssentialsTF, Tournament Medal - Essentials.TF - Official TF2 Wiki | Official Team Fortress Wiki

EVL TV

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[[File:EVL_TV_Logo.png|framed|right|EVL TV Logo]]

'''EVL TV''' is a Team Fortress 2 casting organization. It covers a variety of competitions and leagues, from 6v6 [[ESEA]] regular season to [[UGC]] [[Highlander]] and even [[4v4]]. It was created by Yoshi51 and Jeeringsole as a subsidiary of [https://myevl.net/link.php?id=26 EVL Gaming].

== Staff ==

===Casters===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
! Format
|-
| Alto
| NA 6v6 / HL
|-
| Row
| NA 6v6
|-
| Atwas
| NA 6v6 / HL
|-
| Deer
| NA 6v6
|-
| Kace
| NA 6v6
|-
| Turbo Cop
| NA HL
|-
| Flatline
| NA 6v6
|-
| Crespi
| NA 6v6
|-
| Seki
| NA HL
|-
| Deathy
| NA 6v6
|-
| Melon
| NA HL
|-
| Zoomoo
| NA HL
|-
| Sigafoo
| NA HL
|-
| Grizz
| NA HL
|-
|}

===Production===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
|-
| Dashner
|-
| Jeeringsole
|-
| Kinch
|-
|}

List excludes any guest appearances

== Links ==
* [https://evlgaming.tv/ Official Website]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/evlgamingTV Official Youtube Channel]
* [http://www.twitch.tv/evltv Official Twitch Channel]
* [https://twitter.com/evl_gaming Official Twitter Account]

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My Gaming Edge

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[[File:Mygaming.jpg|framed|right|My Gaming Edge Logo]]
{{Hatnote|This page is about the TF2 organisation. For the competitive 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 organization announced it was closing its doors in 8th December 2011<ref name="MyGamingEdge Closing Announcement">[http://www.vanillatf2.org/2011/12/my-gaming-edge-closing-its-doors/ MyGamingEdge Closing Announcement]</ref>, 1 year and a half after starting its activities. The archive of MGE video material was released to the public in December 2011.<ref name="MyGamingEdge Video Archive">[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD098F81F2CA74F00 MyGamingEdge Video Archive]</ref>

== Links ==
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/MyGamingEdge Official Youtube Channel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD098F81F2CA74F00 Youtube Video Archive for MGE videos]

== References ==
<references />

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Teamfortress.tv

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{{Website infobox
| name=teamfortress.tv
| image = Teamfortresstvlogo.png
| founder = Carl "[[enigma]]" Yangsheng
| type = News
| website = http://www.teamfortress.tv/
| twitter = teamfortresstv
| facebook = teamfortresstv-796126460496980
| youtube = teamfortresstv
| twitch = teamfortresstv
| created = 2012-06-18
}}

'''teamfortress.tv''' is an 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 an international hub for the competitive scene of the [[6v6]] gamemode. 
TeamFortressTV was created by [[enigma|Carl "enigma" Yangsheng]].

== Staff ==

{{Box|start|padding=2em}}
=== Casters ===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
! Format
|-
| [[Beater]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[Cornpop]]
| NA 6v6
|-
| [[Dolly]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[flatline]]
| NA 6v6
|-
| [[HiipFire]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[Marxist]]
| NA 6v6
|-
| [[Nuze]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[Ombrack]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[Row]]
| NA 6v6
|-
| [[TurboTabs]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[WARHURYEAH]]
| EU 6v6
|-
| [[zeFrosty]]
| EU 6v6
|}
List excludes any guest appearances

{{Box|break|padding=2em}}

=== Production ===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
|-
| [[Azazel]]
|-
| [[drshdwpuppet]]
|-
| [[erynn]]
|-
| [[gemm]]
|-
| [[Nicell]]
|-
| [[Tino]]
|}
{{Box|end}}

{{teamfortresstv competitions}}
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TFLIVE

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{{Website infobox
| name=TFLIVE
| image = tflive.png
| founder =
| type =
| website =
| twitter = TFLIVETV
| facebook =
| youtube = tflivetv
| twitch = tflivetv
| created = 2013
}}

'''TFLIVETV''' was one of Australia's premier Team Fortress 2 casting organisations dedicated to covering the Oceanic Team Fortress 2 competitive scene. Starting in 2013, the organisation focuses on [[ozfortress]] tournaments throughout the year, with occasional coverage of [[AsiaFortress]] matches.

== Staff ==

{{Box|start|padding=2em}}
=== Casters ===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
|-
| [[arnold]]
|-
| [[Bren]]
|-
| [[Dreamboat]]
|-
| [[Fozzlm]]
|-
| [[gbj]]
|-
| [[muppet]]
|-
| [[quid]]
|-
| [[rocky]]
|-
| [[sage]]
|-
| [[Smithsonian]]
|-
| [[yauch]]
|}
List excludes any guest appearances

{{Box|break|padding=2em}}

=== Production ===
{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Name
|-
| [[AiRflameon]]
|-
| [[GrumpyKoi]]
|-
| [[Wiethoofd]]
|}
{{Box|end}}

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VanillaTV

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

'''VanillaTV''' is a defunct Team Fortress 2 organization, it was known for VanillaTF, the coverage hub of the European TF2 competitive scene mainly. It was led by Byte, Trell and Skully. It announced it was closing it's doors after [[i52]]. <ref name="source1">[http://www.vanillatf2.org/2014/08/so-long/ VanillaTF - Official goodbye post.]</ref>

== Links ==
* [http://www.vanillatf2.org/ Official Website]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/VanillaTVorg Official Youtube Channel]
* [http://www.twitch.tv/vanillatv/ Official Twitch Channel]

== References ==
<references />

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CEVO-P Season 5

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{{Season infobox
| shortname = CEVO-P Season 5
| fullname = CEVO Professional Season 5
| champion = froyotech
| runnerup = Classic Mixup
| third = eLevate
| page = http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/home/=
}}
The 5th season of [[CEVO]] and the 1st season of [[CEVO-P (Professional)|CEVO TF2 Professional]] started on July 3, 2014, and ran until October 10, 2014.

== Setup ==
=== Prize pool ===
* '''1st place''': $3,055
* '''2nd place''': $1,527
* '''3rd place''': $916
* '''4th place''': $611

=== Maps ===
* '''Week 1''': [[cp_snakewater_final1]]
* '''Week 2''': [[cp_process_final]]
* '''Week 3''': [[cp_granary]]
* '''Week 4''': [[cp_gullywash_final1]]
* '''Week 5''': [[cp_badlands]]
* '''Week 6''': [[cp_metalworks_rc5]]
* '''Week 7''': [[koth_pro_viaduct_rc4]]
* '''Week 8''': [[cp_sunshine_rc1a]]
* '''Week 9''': [[cp_logjam_b1f]]

== Results ==
=== LAN ===
{{4DEBracket
| R1 = Round of 4
| R1D1team = froyotech | R1D1score = 2 | R1D1win = 1
| R1D2team = Classic Mixup | R1D2score = 0
| R1G1details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=4
| map=cp_process_final
| win=1
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=1
| map=cp_badlands
| win=1
}}
}}
| R1D3team = eLevate | R1D3score = 2 | R1D3win = 1
| R1D4 = Street Hoops | R1D4score = 0
| R1G2details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=0
| map=cp_granary
| win=1
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=4
| map=cp_badlands
| win=1
}}
}}
| L1 = Lower Round 1
| R1D5team = Classic Mixup | R1D5score = 2 | R1D5win = 1
| R1D6 = Street Hoops | R1D6score = 0
| R1G3details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=1
| map=cp_snakewater_final1
| win=1
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=0
| map=cp_gullywash_final1
| win=1
}}
}}
| R2 = Upper Finals
| R2W1team = froyotech | R2W1score = 2 | R2W1win = 1
| R2W2team = eLevate | R2W2score = 0
| R2G1details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=0
| map=cp_process_final
| win=1
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=1
| map=cp_sunshine_rc2
| win=1
}}
}}
| L2 = Lower Finals
| R2D1team = eLevate | R2D1score = 0
| R2W3team = Classic Mixup | R2W3score = 2 | R2W3win = 1
| R2G2details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=4
| t2score=5
| map=cp_gullywash_final1
| win=2
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=2
| t2score=5
| map=cp_snakewater_final1
| win=2
}}
}}
| R3 = Grand Finals
| R3W1team = froyotech | R3W1score = 2 | R3W1win = 1
| R3W2team = Classic Mixup | R3W2score = 0
| R3G1details={{BracketMatchSummary
| match1={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=0
| map=cp_process_final
| win=1
}}
| match2={{Game
| t1score=5
| t2score=0
| map=cp_sunshine_rc2
| win=1
}}
}}
}}

{{CEVO competitions}}

[[Category:CEVO Professional seasons]]

Reptile

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|image=
|caption=
|name=Adam Dopko
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|birth_date=1986
|death_date=
|country=Canada
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|years_active=2008 - 2012
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|1stplace={{LeagueIconSmall|esea|NVision LAN 2008}}
|2ndplace={{LeagueIconSmall|esea|link=ESEA-O Season 2}} {{LeagueIconSmall|esea|link=ESEA-I Season 4}}
|3rdplace= {{LeagueIconSmall|esea|link=ESEA-I Season 3}} {{LeagueIconSmall|esea|link=ESEA-I Season 5}} {{LeagueIconSmall|etf2l|ETF2L 6v6 Season 4}}
|4thplace=
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{{TH|2009 |CompLexity Gaming}}
{{TH|2009 - 2011 |Evil Geniuses}}
{{TH|2011 - 2012 |Don't Trip}}
|retired=2012
|prize_money= {{PM|2008|$700.00}} {{PM|2009|$383.33}} {{PM|2010|$83.33}}
}}

Reptile was a soldier that was considered one of the best in the game for some time.

Puoskari

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|status=Active
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{{TH|2015 - 2016 |Kansanelakelaitos|no-link=true}}
{{TH|2016 - 2016 |noTalent|no-link=true}}
{{TH|2016 - 2016 |Thanks Nursey}}
{{TH|2017 - 2017 |Se7en}}
{{TH|2017 - 2017 |ANTIC}}
{{TH|2017 - Present |nunya}}
|retired=
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'''Puoskari''' was a top Finnish [[Scout]] notable for his [[Glossary#DM|DM]] capabilities.

==Latest Tournament Matches==
{{Player matches table}}

User:Garlic

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Hello.

I am a contributor, server owner and administrator here on comp.tf.

I made my first edit to the wiki in 2015 when I was bored at school. Since then I've found an unexpected satisfaction from contributing to comp.tf and the competitive TF2 scene as a hobby.

Feel free to contact me on my [[User_talk:Garlic|talk page]]. I am also active on Discord (<code>corbt#8274</code>). If you have any questions regarding anything, even for the simple things, feel free to contact me.

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Editing Guidelines

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[[Category:Guidelines]]

These are the '''Editing Guidelines''' for those wishing to contribute to the wiki. Please read them before editing pages.

== Guidelines ==
* '''All articles are to be writen in third person'''. No "I, you, me, us, we". etc. 
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UGC

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{{NewInfobox League
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| fullname = United Gaming Clans
| admin = {{flag|us}} [[Kumori]] {{flag|us}} [[reno]]
| formats = [[HL]], [[6v6]] and [[4v4]]
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| current = [[UGC 4v4 Season {{Current Seasons | ugc4s}}|Season {{Current Seasons | ugc4s}}]] ([[4v4]]) [[UGC 6v6 Season {{Current Seasons | ugc6s}}|Season {{Current Seasons | ugc6s}}]] ([[6v6]]) [[UGC Highlander Season {{Current Seasons | ugchl}}|Season {{Current Seasons | ugchl}}]] ([[HL]])
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'''United Gaming Clans''' (UGC) was founded in 2002 as Team Fortress Classic (TFC) and Counter-Strike (CS) league. At their peak, UGC was the largest TF2 league in the world with over 10,000 unique players of their 9v9 ([[Highlander]]), [[6v6]] and [[4v4]] leagues.

==Divisions==
The UGC league separates teams into 2 distinct divisions. These divisions come in the order as follows: Main and premium.

== Format ==
UGC runs three seasons a year in all TF2 formats. Seasons typically start in January, June and September. Each season is comprised of 8 regular season weeks and 5 playoff weeks. Teams are placed into skill divisions based on the combined experience on the roster. During the regular season, teams will play against opponents with a similar rank win/loss streak. For the playoffs, the Top 8 or Top 16 teams in a division are placed into a title bracket. Platinum and Gold divisions play in a Double Elimination bracket while Silver, Steel and Iron divisions play in a Single Elimination bracket. Grand Finals are played in a Best of 3 Maps format. Each team in the finals map can pick 1 of the 3 maps to be played from the season map pool. The tie breaker map is selected by Admins.

Regular season matches are played on single maps, in 2 halves. Depending on the game type, the win conditions differ:
* On [[5CP]] maps, the first half is played until the time limit runs out, or one team wins 4 rounds. The second half ends once the time limit runs out, or the other team wins 4 rounds or when one team has won their 5th cumulative round. In case of a tie after both halves, an overtime round is played, which is won by capturing all points once. If overtime is inconclusive, a "sudden death" round is played.
* On [[King of the Hill]] maps, the first half of the map ends only when one team wins 3 rounds. The second half ends if the other team wins 3 rounds or when one team wins their 4th cumulative round.
* [[Attack/Defend]] and [[Payload]] maps are played as best of 3 [[stopwatch]] rounds. Teams alternate between attacking and defending every round, and each team defends once in a half. The round is won by whichever team captures the most points the fastest.

=== Highlander ===
UGC's Highlander league is the largest of the 3 formats they play in TF2 with just over 8,000 unique players. There are five different regions for their Highlander league: North America (NA), Europe (EU), Asia, Australia/NZ (AUS/NZ) and South America (SA). There are also different skill-based divisions for the NA, EU and AUS/NZ leagues.

==== Map List for [[UGC Highlander Season 30|Season 30]]====
* '''Week 1''' - [[koth_lakeside_final]]
* '''Week 2''' - [[Badwater_Pro|pl_badwater_pro_v12]]
* '''Week 3''' - [[koth_product_rcx]]
* '''Week 4''' - [[pl_swiftwater_final1]]
* '''Week 5''' - [[cp_steel]]
* '''Week 6''' - [[koth_ashville_rc1]]
* '''Week 7''' - [[Best of 3 Maps; Regular Season Week]]
* '''Week 8''' - [[Best of 3 Maps; Regular Season Week]]
* '''Playoffs Quarter-Finals''' - Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Semi-Finals''' - Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Grand-Finals''' - Best of Three Maps

=== 6v6 ===
There are five different regions for their 6v6 league: North America (NA), Europe (EU), Asia, Australia/NZ (AUS/NZ) and South America (SA) There are also different skill-based divisions for the NA, EU and AUS/NZ leagues.

==== Map List for [[UGC-6v6 Season 30|Season 30]]====
* '''Week 1''' - [[cp_snakewater_final1]]
* '''Week 2''' - [[cp_propaganda_b15]]
* '''Week 3''' - [[koth_product_rcx]]
* '''Week 4''' - [[cp_process_final]]
* '''Week 5''' - [[cp_kalinka_rc5]]
* '''Week 6''' - [[cp_metalworks]]
* '''Week 7''' - [[cp_sunshine]]
* '''Week 8''' - [[cp_gullywash_final1]]
* '''Playoffs Quarter-Finals''' : Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Semi-Finals''' : Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Grand-Finals''': Best of Three Maps

=== 4v4 ===
There are five different regions for their 4v4 league: North America (NA), Europe (EU), Asia, Australia/NZ (AUS/NZ) and South America (SA) There are also different skill-based divisions for the NA & EU leagues.

==== Map List for [[UGC-4v4 Season 19|Season 19]]====
* '''Week 1''' - [[Badlands_(KOTH)|koth_badlands]]
* '''Week 2''' - [[Airfield|koth_airfield_b7]]
* '''Week 3''' - [[Warmfrost|cp_warmfrost_rc1]]
* '''Week 4''' - [[koth_cascade_rc1a]]
* '''Week 5''' - [[Highpass|koth_highpass]]
* '''Week 6''' - [[koth_product_rcx]]
* '''Week 7''' - [[Maple_Ridge|koth_maple_ridge_b6]]
* '''Week 8''' - [[Brazil|koth_brazil]]
* '''Playoffs Quarter-Finals''' : Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Semi-Finals''' : Best of Three Maps
* '''Playoffs Grand-Finals''': Best of Three Maps

=== Divisions ===
In the order of the highest skill division to the lowest:

* '''Platinum''' - Top Tier. This division is for people considered to be at the top of their game. This division arguably requires the most time, dedication, coordination, and skill to compete in.
* '''Gold''' - 2nd Tier. This is for people who have a lot of competitive experience and a high skill level with a desire to get better at the game.
* '''Silver''' - 3rd Tier. This is for people who can list more than a couple seasons of experience and who are more committed to the upward path towards Gold/Platinum.
* '''Steel''' - 4th Tier. The first "skill tier." This is for people with a little competitive experience or to people who have at a couple of seasons under their belt.
* '''Iron''' - 5th/Bottom Tier. Entry-level aimed at players with no prior competitive experience. Considered a "special case" division.

== Hall of Fame ==
=== Highlander ===

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! NA Platinum winner
! EU Platinum winner
! SA winner
! Asia winner
! AUS-NZ winner
! EU Gold winner
|-
| '''Season 3'''
| Classic Mixup
| Turbopoop eSports
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 4'''
| Classic Mixup
| CommanderX and the Sex Kittens
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 5'''
| Gangsta Gang Gaming
| Turbopoop eSports
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 6'''
| Looking Handsome
| Turbopoop eSports
| Socios
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 7'''
| Looking Handsome
| Simply the Best ''(West Euro)'' Kill Switch ''(East Euro)''
| BG y sus esclavos
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 8'''
| The Syndicate
| Max-Play Highlander Team
| Les Watones
| Walaos
| velox Ðestruo
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 9'''
| Ginyu Force
| Sookie Doin' Work
| Restaurante De Wesker
| Walaos v2
| velox Ðestruo
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 10'''
| MenaceToSociety
| Team Poland
| Tor Project
| Team Bless
| velox Ðestruo
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 11'''
| Street Hoops eSports
| Kill Switch
| Restaurante de Wesker
| Team Bless
| velox Ðestruo
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 12'''
| Gentleman's Club
| Stacked
| Squishers E-Sports
| Daddy's House
| velox Ðestruo
| Super Dickmann's
|-
| '''Season 13'''
| MenaceToSociety
| TIPPING INTENSIFIES
| Amplified Team
| Walaos 2014
| velox Ðestruo
| Accurate Luck
|-
| '''Season 14'''
| Kids Next Door
| Vision of ecstasy
| Pinducas do Restaurante
| Walaos 2014
| velox Ðestruo
| GODL
|-
| '''Season 15'''
| Kids Next Door
| Tourettes Chessclub
| Pinducas do Restaurante
| Walaos 2013
| Soup-A-Stars
| The Bureau
|-
| '''Season 16'''
| MenaceToSociety
| Samsung Galaxy Gang
| EndespeL -
| 0u0
| Soup-A-Stars
| Beyblade
|-
| '''Season 17'''
| Acoomuma
| checkers
| Original Gangsters HL
| Walaos 2015
| Soup-A-Stars
| Ugandan Pizza Police
|-
| '''Season 18'''
| Memento Mori
| Strong Opinions
| EndespeL -
| 0u0
| illa nine
| Cult of Mason
|-
| '''Season 19'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| Super Dickmann's KANNONEN!
| EndespeL -
| Ez Steelmedal
| No Kids Here!
| GODL MEDEL!!
|-
| '''Season 20'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| Strong Opinions
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Edelweiss
| red.pandas
| inVision
|-
| '''Season 21'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| Super Dickmann's KANNONEN!
| Disco Inferno
| Edelweiss
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 22'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| Super Dickmann's KANNONEN!
| quesabitú
| hyu
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 23'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| Feila eSports finanzieren durch
| High Gaming Idiots
| ヲ
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 24'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| :elephant:
| Dream Hunters
| Bear Hunting
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 25'''
| Dunning-Kruger Effect
| wheelchair
| time de hl do pepito e do legit
| Virgin Bomber
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 26'''
| MONKEY CRUSH MONDAY
| Super Dickmann's KANNONEN!
| time de hl do pepito e do legit
| Virgin Bomber
| red.pandas
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
|}

=== 6v6 ===

{| class="wikitable centered" cellpadding=2
|-
! Season
! NA Platinum winner
! EU winner
! SA winner
! AUS/NZ winner
|-
| '''Season 5'''
| Crump's bros are ill
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
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| '''Season 6'''
| BöNK.name
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
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| '''Season 7'''
| Get Burnt Son
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
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| '''Season 8'''
| Yancy
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
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| '''Season 9'''
| Octo-Pussy
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 10'''
| Octo-Pussy
| team_gg
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 11'''
| MAX4heads Next Door
| team_gg
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| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 12'''
| Game of Throws
| Love Me Tenderly
| Squishers e-Sports
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 13'''
| Lonely Hearts
| team_gg
| Gutes Ziel
| Infinite
|-
| '''Season 14'''
| quantum heartz
| Corgi Clan
| Squishers e-Sports
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 15'''
| Headline Heroes
| GGWP.pro
| MONSTER Gaming Team
| Team :B1:
|-
| '''Season 16'''
| Yomies
| Old Sailor Man Club
| que onda guero
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 17'''
| The Ultimatos feat
| NEUTRONATORSHIP
| Bee Work
| Pancake Crusaders
|-
| '''Season 18'''
| ^Greatness - Oceanus
| Capri-Sun Enthusiasts
| Immerstarke Team
| A m m o m o d s q u a d
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| '''Season 19'''
| Uncle Dad and the Family Secrets
| Per aspera ad astrA
| kayland
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 20'''
| Uncle Dad and the Family Secrets
| Systematic Chaos
| sename e-Sports
| Team :B1:
|-
| '''Season 21'''
| Crab and the Crabettes
| Planet Expresso
| Meme 6
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 22'''
| the boys
| Systematic Chaos
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 23'''
| Grandmasters
| Dr. Meddl
| pasados de verga
| Team :B1:
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| '''Season 24'''
| SEND NUDES
| Dr. Meddl
| Adrenalindos
| TheBreakfastKlub
|-
| '''Season 25'''
| IRENE FINAL MISSION
| Louis van Gaal's Army
| Thomas the Tank Engine
| Longinus Dreizehn Orden
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| '''Season 26'''
| IRENE FINAL MISSION
| CZOŁGI
| SVIFT SA
| Longinus Dreizehn Orden
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| '''Season 27'''
| IRENE FINAL MISSION
| Police Squad
| SVIFT SA
| Longinus Dreizehn Orden
|-
| '''Season 28'''
| IRENE FINAL MISSION
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| Nohat6
| Longinus Dreizehn Orden
|-
|}

=== 4v4 ===
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! NA Gold winner
! NA Silver winner
! EU Silver winner
! SA Steel winner
! AUS/NZ Steel winner
! Asia winner
|-
| '''Season 1'''
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| The Elite Four
| Big Blind
| Squishers e-Sports
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 2'''
| Satan Take The Wheel
| Scorp0851
| Arnieho sbor mazáku
| Renegade
| Complecity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 3'''
| cafe memesters
| The Weilanders
| Arnieho sbor mazáku
| Squishers e-Sports
| Complecity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 4'''
| TERRY'S CREW
| LEGO Island 2
| Saloon.tf
| TMR Gaming eSports
| Complecity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 5'''
| Lego Island Xtreme Stunts
| Cosmic is a Frugar
| Public Enemy
| Immerstarke Team
| Complecity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 6'''
| LEGO Racers
| Running Up The Stairs On All 4's
| Public Enemy
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Wontons
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 7'''
| Jewkawa and the Shekels
| Classic Crew v2
| Quadrilateral Ovals
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Complecity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 8'''
| Banananana Boat
| the titty boys
| Quadrilateral Ovals
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''Season 9'''
| The Mankut Experience
| The Skele_Knight Experience
| Rush Plant Banana
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 10'''
| suck my mankut
| Pause Reality
| safyo
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 11'''
| Banananana Boat
| Frantic.
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 12'''
| Planet of the Apes
| Hex Grills
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 13'''
| IRENEFinal4
| deadasstimbs
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 14'''
| Banananana Boat
| lol4s
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
| '''Season 15'''
| IRENEFINAL4
| SISTER!
| Gimme f*cking opponent!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 4 The Medal
| Edelweiss
|-
|}

== Staff ==
The table below contains a full list of UGC staff.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | List of UGC staff
|-
| class="centered" colspan=2 | <big>'''Active staff'''</big>
|-
| class="centered" colspan=2 | '''Head Admins & Top Tier Managers'''
|-
| width="12em" | '''Fornaught'''
| Owner, League Manager, Website Manager
|-
| '''snowblindfrog'''
| Head Admin - TF2 Highlander League, Data & Web Manager
|-
| '''RedRum'''
| Head Admin - Dota2 League
|-
| '''Blazingboy'''
| Head Admin - TF2 4v4 League
|-
| '''Firefly'''
| Head Admin - TF2 6v6 League
|-
| '''Petefbsd'''
| Head Admin - Dota 2, MMR Steambot, Coding projects
|-
| '''Infinite'''
| Head Admin (Ret.), Community Dev.
|-
| class="centered" colspan=2 | '''TF2 League Admins & Staff'''
|-
| '''snowblindfrog'''
| Head Admin & HL General Manager.
|-
| '''Blazingboy'''
| Head Admin & 4v4 General Manager.
|-
| '''Firefly'''
| Head Admin, 6v6 General Manager
|-
| '''Kumori'''
| Senior Admin & HL Division Manager (NA Platinum)
|-
| '''Mamboulay'''
| HL Division Manager (NA Gold)
|-
| '''Doppel'''
| HL Division Manager (NA Silver)
|-
| '''Ms. X3na'''
| HL Division Manager (NA Steel)
|-
| '''Xenith'''
| HL Division Manager (NA Iron)
|-
| '''TheHolyKetchup'''
| AU Admin
|-
| '''TERRY CREWS'''
| 6v6 Division Manager (NA Silver)
|-
| '''Koobadoobs'''
| 6v6 Division Manager (NA Steel)
|-
| '''Smobo'''
| 6v6 Division Manager (NA Iron)
|-
| '''Sylon'''
| Senior Admin & TF2 Dispute Team
|-
| '''MB'''
| Division Manager (HL EU Gold & 6v6 EU Steel)
|-
| '''Reda'''
| Division Manager (HL EU Platinum, HL EU Silver & 6v6 EU Platinum)
|-
| '''Osharlock'''
| HL Division Manager (EU Steel)
|-
| '''Red_Revoluti0n'''
| HL Division Manager (EU Iron)
|-
| '''Chris'''
| Division Manager (4v4 EU)
|-
| '''Chronohawk'''
| Division Manager (4v4 EU)
|-
| '''Quantic'''
| Senior Admin & Division Manager (HL/6v6/4v4 South America)
|-
| '''Hell Evolved'''
| HL/6v6/4v4 Admin
|-
| '''Courier'''
| HL/6v6/4v4 Admin
|-
| '''Scythe M.D.'''
| HL/6v6/4v4 Admin
|-
| '''Salem'''
| HL/6v6/4v4 Admin
|-
| '''Zildjian'''
| HL/6v6/4v4 Admin
|-
| '''50m3b0dy'''
| HL Division Manager (Asia)
|-
| '''Omega'''
| 6v6 Division Manager (Asia)
|-
| '''Long'''
| HL Division Manager (Asia)
|-
| class="centered" colspan=2 | '''Website Staff'''
|-
| '''Fornaught (BradW)'''
| Owner & Head Programmer.
|-
| '''snowblindfrog'''
| Data & Web Mgr.
|-
| '''Blindsight'''
| TF2 PHP Coder & Player Tools.
|-
| '''Petefbsd'''
| Dota 2 Web, Data & API Advisor.
|-
| '''radio!'''
| TF2 Graphics.
|-
| '''RomanAnderson'''
| TF2 Web Tools Coder, Stats Coder.
|-
| '''Mamboulay'''
| TF2 Bots and Polls.
|}

== Trivia ==
* [[Classic Mixup]], winners of UGC Highlander Season 3 and 4, are the only team to have won both UGC Highlander and ESEA at the top level under the same name
== Links ==
* [http://www.ugcleague.com Official UGC website]
* [http://ugcleague.com/rules_tf2h.cfm UGC Highlander rules]
* [http://ugcleague.com/rules_tf26.cfm UGC 6v6 rules]
* [http://www.ugcleague.com/rules_tf24.cfm UGC 4v4 rules]

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[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
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[[Category:South American TF2 leagues]]
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{{NewInfobox League
| image = RGL Logo.png
| shortname = RGL
| fullname = Recharge Gaming League
| founder = {{flag|us}} [[Sigafoo]]
| admin = {{flag|us}} [[exa_]]
| formats = [[7v7]], [[HL]], [[6v6]], [[No Restriction 6v6|NR 6s]]
| area = North America
| current = [[RGL Traditional Sixes Season {{Current Seasons|rgl6s}}|Season {{Current Seasons|rgl6s}}]] ([[6v6]]) 
[[RGL_Prolander_Season_{{Current Seasons|rgl7s}}|Season {{Current Seasons|rgl7s}}]] ([[7v7]]) 
[[RGL Highlander Season {{Current Seasons|rglhl}}|Season {{Current Seasons|rglhl}}]] ([[HL]])
| website = http://rgl.gg/
| website2 = http://forums.highlander.tf
| created = 2017
| discord = invite/3hJsWu7
| twitch = RGLgg
| twitter = RGL_gg
| youtube = channel/UCFb3g4C4wVdWut2BkgccgDQ
| steam = RGLggLobbies
}}
'''RGL''' (''Recharge Gaming League'') is a North American League, supporting [[Highlander]] and [[6v6]] with full seasons, [[Prolander|Prolander (7v7)]] [[Glossary#PUG|PUGs]] on their [https://discord.gg/invite/3hJsWu7 Discord], and formerly supporting [[No_Restriction_6v6|No Restriction 6s]]. It is currently the only league to have ever run [[Prolander]]. It is currently the premier North American league for both competitive [[6v6|sixes]] and competitive [[Highlander]].

== History ==
A number of figures in the [[Highlander]] community were playing with the idea of having a class limit of 1 in [[6v6]] to force the usage of situational classes in competitive. This eventually led to the [[Challenge Cup]] in late 2016, a cup with $2,000 USD in prizes which was meant to be 6v6 but was changed to [[7v7|Prolander]] in the last minute. [[Sigafoo]] later created '''RGL''' as a league specifically aimed at [[7v7]]. It had a prize pool of $4,000 USD in its opening season, which attracted many high level [[ESEA-Invite|ESEA Invite]] players to the league. [[7v7|Prolander]] was the main format until the first season of [[Highlander]] was announced in July of 2018. The league started to become more and more popular, eventually becoming the premier North American Highlander league. Finally, RGL's [[6v6]] league was introduced in late 2019 after the discontinuation of [[ESEA]]'s TF2 leagues.

== Formats and Divisions ==
RGL traditionally runs three seasons a year in the [[Highlander]] and [[6v6]] formats, with cups ran typically between seasons that are used to either bring in new players with Newbie Cups, test out new maps with Map Cups, or have other cups such as the [[No_Restriction_6v6|No Restriction 6s]] [https://rgl.gg/?a=1676&r=60 Chucklenuts Cup]. Each season generally runs through the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Teams are placed into skill divisions based on the combined experience on the roster. Currently, those divisions are as follows:
*'''Newcomer''' for players who are completely new to competitive TF2;
*'''Amateur''' for players who are not necessarily new but are generally inexperienced;
*'''Intermediate''' for players who understand the essentials and are trying to refine their gameplay;
*'''Main''' for players who are considered very experienced;
*'''Advanced''', for players who are experts at the game; and
*'''Invite''' for the best of the best.

There are also other divisions that were onced used to further divide teams:
*'''Div-1''' and '''Div-2''' replaced ''Advanced'' in seasons 3 and 4 of [[6v6|Sixes]];
*'''Challenger''' was a division between ''Advanced'' and ''Invite'' in Seasons 8 and 9 of [[Highlander]]; and
*'''Amateur Prime''' as a second division between ''Amateur'' and ''Intermediate'' in [[RGL_Sixes_Season_1|Sixes Season 1]].

RGL notably combined the ''Main'' and ''Advanced'' divisions into ''Div-1'' for [[RGL_Sixes_Season_13|Sixes Season 13]] due to lower team count. This combination resulted in the season being delayed by a week, starting on the 24th of September 2023. This Div-1 has the same fees as Main, and uses a weekly map structure like Main and below, making it a non-pick/ban division.

The regular season consists of one match per week for ''Newcomer'' and ''Amateur'', and two matches per week for ''Intermediate'' and higher, with teams playing against opponents with a similar win/loss streak. For ''Newcomer'' to ''Main'', each week's matches are played on a specific map that changes each week. For ''Advanced'' and ''Invite'', each match's map is decided via a pick-ban process.

Each division also has fees for joining or moving teams in higher level divisions that are used to fund prize pools and keep the league running. These fees typically start at Intermediate and get more expensive for higher divisions; this is somewhat compensated for by higher prize pools.

Playoffs consist of either the Top 4, Top 6, Top 8, or Top 16 teams in a division, and are played either as a single-elimination or double-elimination bracket depending on division's skill level. All playoff matches are played in a Best of 3 format, with the exception of some division's Grand Finals. In ''Invite'' and ''Advanced'' [[6v6]], the Grand Finals is a best of 5 where the team entering from the upper bracket starts with a map advantage. In ''Invite'' and ''Advanced'' [[Highlander]], the Grand Finals is a best of 3 match where if the team entering from the lower bracket wins the best of 3, they cause a bracket reset and need to win a second best of 3 to win the Finals.

Games on any given map are played in multiple halves, with win conditions differing depending on the game type:
* On [[5CP]] maps, halves are played for a maximum of 30 minutes each. The first half ends either when the time is up, or a team reaches 3 rounds won. The second half ends when time is up, or a team reaches 5 'total' rounds won. If time runs out in the second half, the team with the most rounds won will win. If the score is tied, the game proceeds to a Golden Cap, which is a single round with no time limit. Whoever wins the Golden Cap wins the match.
* On [[King of the Hill]] maps, each half when one team wins 2 rounds. The game ends when one team reaches 4 total round wins.
* [[Attack/Defend]] and [[Payload]] maps are played as best of 3 [[stopwatch]] rounds. Teams alternate between attacking and defending every round, and each team defends once in a half. The round is won by whichever team captures the most points the fastest.

=== [[Highlander|Highlander (9v9)]] ===

[[Highlander]] is traditionally played on [[Payload]] and [[King of the Hill]] maps, with a notable exception of [[cp_steel]] as the sole [[Attack/Defend]] map. It has only been offered by RGL in North America.

{| class="wikitable centered mw-collapsible" cellpadding=2
|+ Hall of Fame
|-
! Season
! NA Invite Champion
! NA Challenger
! NA Advanced Champion
! NA Main Champion
! NA Intermediate Champion
! NA Open Champion
! NA Newcomer Champion
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_1|Season 1]]'''
| IRENE
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Heals On Everyone
| Gotta Blast
| ANTHRAX
| barcode-HL
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_2|Season 2]]'''
| {{Team/Kids Next Door}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Amicitia Nova
| Home Depot eSports
| Frag2Play
| The Enthusiasts
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_3|Season 3]]'''
| {{Team/Kids Next Door}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Super Handsome Inteligent Team
| As foretold by Rayman5000
| Utopia Turned Dystopian
| UwUntu
|style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_4|Season 4]]'''
| {{Team/Fred V: The Brampton Warriors The Revenge of sbdope}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| marker and e-boy
| dog
| Digga-Leg Fan Club
| Boom! Roasted
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_5|Season 5]]'''
| {{Team/Kids Next Door}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| I Hate Mondays
| perc30
| The Kaboom Kollective
| shinyCIA
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_6|Season 6]]'''
| {{Team/Man Crush Monday}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Single Drop
| Crit Sandvich
| Yeye
| The Knights of Ni
| Mistigris
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_7|Season 7]]'''
| Memento Mori
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| The Dojo
| Yeye
| Scatman's World
| femboi friday
| Based Department
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_8|Season 8]]'''
| Hood Naruto
| My RGL Profits Have Declined
| Gorilla Warfare
| teeklander
| Broken Mice
| Bagels and Donuts
| Titanic Swim Team
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_9|Season 9]]'''
| Don't Press Tab
| Amigos dos Amigos
| :3 esports
| Zipf's Law
| Viva Pintata
| Toasted Bagels
| Blitz Right Back
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_10|Season 10]]'''
| Hood Naruto
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| say our heavy's name
| China National TF2 Team
| BigBrainComp?
| RuPaul's Frag Race
| 6's Expedition Team
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_11|Season 11]]'''
| WISH MODE
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| FroggieLand.com
| Train Station (JV)
| Lost in Walmart
| LA Losers
| Wielders of Clownic Tome
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_12|Season 12]]'''
| 4500
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| ##RR
| yeehaw
| Ceviche de tiburon
| Ballin' On A Budget
| foog fighters
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_13|Season 13]]'''
| Team Fun
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Happi go Lucki
| BigBrainComp?
| Dustbowl Connoisseurs
| BOZOTECH
| Swiig1ty's Squad
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_14|Season 14]]'''
| League of Lemons
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| all class world tour
| mommy men checking in
| Djungelskog
| EGO
| rat inta gib
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Map Pool History
|-
! Season !! Map List
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_1|Season 1]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc4|Vigil.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a|Cascade.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Warmtic|koth_warmtic_b6|Warmtic.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_2|Season 2]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_3|Season 3]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_4|Season 4]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc6}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_final}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_5|Season 5]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1_nb4}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_6|Season 6]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2b}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_final}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_7|Season 7]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2b}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_8|Season 8]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2c}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_r2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_9|Season 9]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2c}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_10|Season 10]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2c}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_r2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_11|Season 11]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2d}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward_f5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_12|Season 12]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2d}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_r2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_13|Season 13]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward_f10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Proot|koth_proot_b3b}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_14|Season 14]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Proot|koth_proot_b5b}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward_f10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f12}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_14|Season 15]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Proot|koth_proot_b5b}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Eruption|pl_eruption_b13}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f12}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Highlander_Season_14|Season 16]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Swiftwater|pl_swiftwater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Lakeside|koth_lakeside_r2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward_f10}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel_f12}} {{box|end}}
|}
1: ''Pick/Ban divisions only''

=== Sixes (6v6) ===
RGL currently only supports North America (NA) for the Traditional Sixes Format.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" cellpadding=2 style="text-align: center;"
|+ Hall of Fame
|-
! Season
! width="140px"| NA Invite Champions
! NA Advanced (Div-1) Champions
! NA Div-2 Champions
! NA Main Champions
! NA Intermediate Champions
! NA Amateur Prime Champions
! NA Amateur Champions
! NA Newcomer Champions
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 1|Season 1]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| FluffyEcho Fan Club
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| halo 3 on9 family
| Rodney and the Stangers
| whatever works
| Ragtag Stags
| Sunny Disciples
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 2|Season 2]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| SpireIQ Technologies
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Sword Art on9 Survivors
| Pastel Mirage
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Big Chungus Gaming TV
| Move Along
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 3|Season 3]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| Mofu March
| MILKIES
| Family Friendly Content
| 7gull
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Momo Simps
| Sweaty Spaghetti
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 4|Season 4]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| Kronge Realm Off-White
| Honey Bacon Club
| Obese Whales
| Fresh installs: wacky pootis
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| WAP
| RGL On Ice
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 5|Season 5]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| Cat Posse
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| FRESH INSTALLS: BLACK
| No Tilt
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Snow In April
| Bismillah
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 6|Season 6]]'''
| Witness Gaming
| una limonada por favor
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| rgltf2.com
| Bedtime Hotshots
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Macca's Realm
| Sagejay is Typing
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 7|Season 7]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| FX DEATH CULT
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Make a wish_z Foundation
| Voyagers
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| buttered bean crisis
| Peanut Butter?
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditional Sixes Season 8|Season 8]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| MONSTER MUNCH
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| 6 B4nnnies
| [[Mexfrag]]
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| ungh the demons
| Pretty Creative
|-
| '''[[RGL Traditonal Sixes Season 9|Season 9]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| THE COVENANT
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| fgp
| Faceit Warmup Pugscrims
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Average Pub Enjoyer
| gullygamers
|-
| '''[[RGL Traiditonal Sixes Season 10|Season 10]]'''
| {{team/Like A G6}}
| RPC
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| The Kyle Flett Show
| Happi go Lucki
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| minion banana
| New Unnamed Team
|-
| '''[[RGL Traiditonal Sixes Season 11|Season 11]]'''
| {{team/Like A G6}}
| Kronge Realm Rose
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| GYROS OF MAIN
| konrad gaming: BLACK
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Apple Zoo baited us
| Uberchaos
|-
| '''[[RGL Traiditonal Sixes Season 12|Season 12]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| PEGMODE
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| tara resume
| Dark Hearts
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Why the long face?
| Perky Zerky
|-
| '''[[RGL Traiditonal Sixes Season 13|Season 13]]'''
| TBD
| TBD
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| TBD
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| TBD
| TBD
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Map Pool History
|-
! Season !! Map List
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_1|Season 1]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b13}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Propaganda|cp_propaganda_b16|Cp_propaganda.jpg}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_2|Season 2]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b13}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc8}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_3|Season 3]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b13}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b15}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_fall_b7|Bagel.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_4|Season 4]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15c}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b17}} {{box|break}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_fall_rc1|Bagel.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_5|Season 5]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f7}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b17}} {{box|break}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_fall_rc1|Bagel.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_6|Season 6]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f7}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b18}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_7|Season 7]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f9}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Reckoner|cp_reckoner_rc6}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc2|Granary.jpg|1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_8|Season 8]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f6}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f9a}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f4}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc5|Bagel.jpg|1}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Badlands|cp_prolands_rc2a|Badlands.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc2|Granary.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Reckoner|cp_reckoner_rc6|Reckoner.jpg|2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_9|Season 9]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f11}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f4}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc5}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Badlands|cp_prolands_rc2ta|Badlands.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc8|Granary.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|2}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_10|Season 10]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f11}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f4}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc5}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b19|Villa.jpg|1}}{{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sultry|cp_sultry_b6a|Sultry.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Reckoner|cp_reckoner_rc6|Reckoner.jpg|3}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_11|Season 11]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f12}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Sultry|cp_sulty_b7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc6}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b19|Villa.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f5|Metalworks.jpg|1, 3}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_12|Season 12]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f12}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Sultry|cp_sulty_b8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc6}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc8|Granary.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b19|Villa.jpg|3}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|3}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL_Traditional_Sixes_Season_13|Season 13]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Snakewater|cp_snakewater_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_f9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_f12}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Sunshine|cp_sunshine}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Sultry|cp_sulty_b8a}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Bagel|koth_bagel_rc6}} {{box|break}}{{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Granary|cp_granary_pro_rc8|Granary.jpg|1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b19|Villa.jpg|2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b15d|ClearCut.jpg|2}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Metalworks|cp_metalworks_f5|Metalworks.jpg|1, 3}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_final|Product.jpg|1, 3}} {{box|end}}
|}
1: ''Pick/Ban divisions only''

2: ''Non-Pick/Ban divisions only''

3: ''Alternative option; teams in the Intermediate and Main/Div-1 divisions are allowed to play this map instead of the normal map for any given 5CP match if both teams agree.''

=== [[Prolander|Prolander (7v7)]] ===
Due to the boost in popularity for the 6v6 and HL leagues and lack of popularity for Prolander, seasons are more spread out.
Unlike [[Highlander]] and [[6v6]], Prolander was offered in EU during earlier seasons.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" cellpadding=2 style="text-align: center;"
|+ Hall of Fame
|-
! Season
! NA Invite Champions
! NA Advanced Champions
! NA Main Champions
! NA Intermediate Champions
! NA Amateur Champions
! NA Newcomer Champions
! EU Invite Champions
! EU Advanced Champions
! EU Main Champions
! EU Intermediate Champions
! EU Amateur Champions
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 1|Season 1]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| The News
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Regal Eagles
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| OMNI5 TF2 Silver
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| UAPlayer
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 2|Season 2]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| The News
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Jager & Anime
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| OMNI5.gg
| SS Disaster 7: JJS Awakens
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Cosmo Fam Club
| Project Restart BLACK
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 3|Season 3]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| [[Fred IV: Revenge of The Spu]]
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Yucky the Fluff
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Super Dickmann's KANNONEN!
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| my name jeff
| KTO-TO SKAZAL BLINI?
| Jesan & Big PP (Pro Players)
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 4|Season 4]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Socios
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| Command and Conquer
| Gameshock Highlander
| GIMME F*CKING OPPONENT
| Londonistan
| ocean gang ()the slayers
| cblp
| #freeTravisRocky
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 5|Season 5]]'''
| Cat Noises DYNASTY
| Icy's McSpicy eSports
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| eggplant emoji
| New (a)woo Order
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 6|Season 6]]'''
| {{team/froyotech}}
| Enoch eSports
| Forbidden Fruit
| awooniversity
| Straight Outta Hightower
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 7|Season 7]]'''
| RuneScape is Life
| Icy McSpicy eSports
| THE GUYS
| don't come to mid tomorrow
| Fashionably Late
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 8|Season 8]]'''
| Birthday Dads
| #wno
| bald b4nny
| Club de Fans de Jigsaw
| Kalgan
| The Redditors
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 9|Season 9]]'''
| bird in spanish
| bald b4nny / CARTNITES IN QUEBEC
| cliffside computer company / Konrad Gaming: White / Vorpal Swords / Hud Team
| Rock Fortress 3 / Viciously Fit Vinegar Spittazz
| Almond Enjoyers / SUPER GIRL JUICE / Prophecy 7
| Impending Mania / The Third World Crusaders
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 10|Season 10]]'''
| Crust Noises
| hi herbert
| micgao+6
| Chevette's Pupils
| Another Story
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+ Map Pool History
|-
! Season !! Map List
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 1|Season 1]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Badwater|pl_badwater_pro_v9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 2|Season 2]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Badwater|pl_badwater_pro_v9}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc1}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 3|Season 3]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Badwater|pl_badwater_pro_v12}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_coalplant_b8}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 4|Season 4]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Barnblitz|pl_barnblits_pro6}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_coalplant_b8}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 5|Season 5]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rc8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc4}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 6|Season 6]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Coalplant|koth_coalplant_b8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Cascade|koth_cascade_rc1a}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 7|Season 7]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Coalplant|koth_coalplant_b8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|ClearCut|koth_clearcut_b13c}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 8|Season 8]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Synthetic|koth_synthetic_rc6a}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 9|Season 9]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Synthetic|koth_cascade_v2_b5}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|end}}
|-
| '''[[RGL Prolander Season 10|Season 10]]''' || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_product_rcx}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Ashville|koth_ashville_rc2d}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Steel|cp_steel}} {{box|end}}
|}

=== No Restriction 6v6 ===
The last season for No Restriction 6s ended in April 2020, and there has been no news about further seasons.

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|+ Map Pool History
|-
! Season !! Map List
|-
| [[RGL_No_Restriction_Sixes_Season_1|Season 1]] || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_viaduct}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Gullywash|cp_gullywash_final1}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Borneo|pl_borneo}} {{box|end}}
|-
| [[RGL_No_Restriction_Sixes_Season_2|Season 2]] || {{box|start}} {{MapCardSmall|Upward|pl_upward}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Process|cp_process_final}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Product|koth_viaduct}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Coalplant|koth_coalplant_b8}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Villa|cp_villa_b12a}} {{box|break}} {{MapCardSmall|Vigil|pl_vigil_rc7}} {{box|end}}
|}

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