“Due to no rule set we have just been grinding wagers & snd tournaments, but it has gotten super tedious in recent days, I don’t know how SND players do it all year.” So how are you prepping going into vegas seen as there is no ruleset yet? I reached out to Louis for a comment on how their practice has been going and what they have been doing to prepare for Vegas. LouiCM & Subsist are two of the stand out names due to their relatively good placings, such as Subsist’s 9–12 at CWL Sheffield 2017 and LouiCM’s top-20 placing at the same event. His talent and leadership are similar to Tommey in the sense that he is paired with incredible talent from the UK scene and will mold these players into professionals.
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Legion Gaming consists of British amateur players bar Watson, who has competed at the professional level for years now. Overall the team seems relatively sound, however, because it’s Frosty’s first year playing Call of Duty competitively, he needs to find his role and playstyle to fit within the team if they are to perform in the Open Bracket. KiSMET is their fifth player who’s highest placing was T24 at CWL Anaheim last year (out of the 4 LANs he played), so he has to perform. Diabolic also pairs up with his ex-teammate Kade, who was under E6 during the 2017 IW season, where the team placed 5–6th at CWL Anaheim. General and Diabolic are paired with the newly acquired ex-professional Halo player Frosty, who has a lot to prove during this coming year and whether he can make the transition as well as the likes of FormaL or Enable have done in the past. The case could be made that Frosty, General and Diabolic are technically professionals however due to their status I will be noting them as Semi-pro. This is another one of the American rosters that I am most excited for. We will see how they perform at CWL Vegas. However, like every new team that has brought in new talent, there is always a risk of under-performing under pressure at a big LAN. He is an AR slayer and combined with the structure, tenacity, and chemistry of this lineup, I’m certain they will do well. The team added MeTTalZz after the announcement of 5v5 competitive play, who is a relatively unknown Spanish player, but he is an incredible talent. The core has placed relatively well, qualifying for the 2018 Call of Duty Championships through the LCQ and reaching T24 at Champs itself. Two of the players, JurNii and Lucky, have been on the roster since its formation and were joined by MethodZ and Sukry for the WWII season. Heretics KFC is a Spanish organisation that has been competing in Call of Duty since Black Ops 3. If you want to have a look for yourself then check the links out at the bottom
The majority of this information has been gathered from the Call of Duty Gamepedia. Have had limited success, however minor it may be, and if they have the potential to win. Were not in the CWL Pro League for the WWII season (Or majority players in pro league)ĭo not consist of a majority ‘professional players’ line-up It’s extremely difficult to list teams that break the boundary between pro and amateur, however, I will be basing this list on 3 different factors: The list is not obvious nor is it ambiguous. This list of teams that I have compiled is a tricky one.
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