Absolute Legends

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Absolute Legends
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Team Information
Location: Europe Europe
Website: http://www.absolutelegends.net/
Sponsor: Absolute Energy Drink
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Number of Players: 0
History
Created: 2011-03-23
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Absolute Legends was formed on March 23rd, 2011 as a community website for the European League of Legends scene. The idea for the website came from Tim "WetDreaM" Buysse who played League of Legends competitively at the time.

In December 2011, Absolute Legends merged with Counter Logic Gaming and picked up a League of Legends team. This cooperation didn't work out and the two organizations parted ways after a short duration, though the competitive team stayed with CLG and became Counter Logic Gaming EU. Absolute Legends then acquired a new team, the former lineup of Mistral eSports. At the same time Absolute Legends also acquired a professional DotA2 team which formerly played for the Australian team Natural 9.

On March 22nd, 2012, eSahara joined Absolute Legends to form a single larger eSports organization. With this merge, Absolute Legends acquired a Counter Strike 1.6 team, two StarCraft 2 teams and one Quake Live player.

On June 1st, 2012, the Absolute Legends team was acquired by Curse Gaming as their new European division. Absolute Legends announced the acquisition of the entire ExHCL Gaming squad as the new Absolute Legends team.

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[edit] History

[edit] Formation of Absolute Legends

Absolute Legends was founded on March 23rd, 2011 by Tim "WetDreaM" Buysse.

Absolute Legends would find some small scale success on several online tournaments, taking first at the Go4LoL EU West November Monthly Finals and Go4LoL EU West December Monthly Finals.

On December 20th, 2011, Absolute Legends would announce a merger with major North American gaming organization Counter Logic Gaming. With the merger came a roster change, with a lineup consisting of Wickd, Froggen, Snoopeh, yellowpete, and Krepo.

[edit] Season 2

However, a few weeks later Absolute Legends would separate with Counter Logic Gaming. With the separation, the team Absolute Legends team would move to CLG, becoming Counter Logic Gaming EU. Absolute Legends would pick up the team of Mistral eSports, consisting of Angush, extinkt, kottenx, Prepared, and Sleper.

With their new roster, Absolute Legends would take third in the Kings of Europe tournament. In the group stage, Absolute Legends would take second going 2-1, defeating SK Gaming and exGBT while falling to Moscow Five. In the semifinals, Absolute Legends would fall to Counter Logic Gaming EU 0-2, falling to take third. In the third place match, Absolute Legends would go 2-1 against Sypher.

Absolute Legends would be one of the 16 European teams to be invited to the HeartoWin Cup. Seeded into Group D, Absolute Legends would take second place going 2-1, defeating TCM Gaming and Moscow Five, while falling to Mousesports. Advancing to the playoffs, Absolute Legends would take out CLG EU 2-0 in the quarterfinals and Western Wolves 2-1 in the semifinals. However, their success would end in the finals, where Absolute Legends would fall to against All authority 0-2, taking home second place from the tournament.

4Players.de All or Nothing would invite team Absolute Legends to participate in their winner takes all invitational tournament, held on March 31st, 2012. In the playoffs, AL would take out SK Gaming 1-0 in the quarterfinals and Team SoloMid 2-1 in the semifinals. However, Absolute Legends would fall to CLG.EU 0-2 in the grand finals.

The next event that Absolute Legends would attend would be their own Absolute Pro League: March, where they were able to achieve a third place finish. Showing a strong start, Absolute Legends would take first place in Group A, going 3-0 by defeating Sypher, WinFakt, and FnaticRC. In the quarterfinals, Absolute Legends would defeat Natus Vincere 2-0, but would drop to CLG.EU 1-2 in the semifinals. In the third place match, Absolute Legends would defeat Western Wolves 2-1.

Four days later, Absolute Legends would take first in the Go4LoL EU West February Monthly Finals, taking out aAa, mousesports, and exHCL Gaming.

In the Gamers Assembly 2012, Absolute Legends would take second place. Absolute Legends would most notably defeat Meet Your Makers, Team Sypher, and Counter Logic Gaming EU in the playoffs. In the grand finals, Team Sypher would take out Absolute Legends 0-2 in their rematch.

On April 18th, long time top lane player Angush would be kicked from the team due to a "[clash] of personality within the team". Xinec stated that "Angush became increasingly disrespectful towards every other person in the team. This escalated to the point where we honestly felt that we didn't want to be in a team with him any longer. Since Malunoo, Sleper, Extinkt and myself wanted to carry on playing as a team, we decided that the best solution was to part ways with Angush.[1] Five days later, Absolute Legends would welcome Joey "Youngbuck" Steltenpool as their new top laner, replacing Angush.

The new lineup would play several scrims and games together, even taking first at the Scandic Games League on May 9th, 2012. However, the Absolute Legends EU roster would be acquired by Curse Gaming, becoming Curse Gaming EU. As a response, Absolute Legends would acquire the roster of exHCL Gaming, consisting of Celaver, veggie, Puki style, SuperAZE, and Kikis.

With the new team, Absolute Legends would take second place at the SK Trophy May. At the event, Absolute Legends would take out Fnatic and Meet Your Makers 1-0 in the round of 16 and quarterfinals. In the semifinals Absolute Legends would sweep Millenium 2-0 to advance in to the grand finals. There, AL would face against Russian favorite Moscow Five, who were able to defeat Absolute Legends 2-1.

Due to internal problems with the management and team, Kikis would depart from Absolute Legends.[2] With his departure, Puki style would move to the top lane.

A few days after the departure of Kikis, Absolute Legends would lose the rest of their squadron, with Celaver, Puki style, Veggie, and SuperAZE leaving. Around one week later, Absolute Legends would acquire the roster of WinFakt, taking on YamatoCannon, Akilord, TheTess, Akamez, and firemane811.

[edit] Timeline

[edit] 2011

[edit] 2012

[edit] 2013

[edit] Player Roster

[edit] Active

ID Name Role
Romania Odoamne Pascu Andrei Top
Lithuania Gvidas Gvidas Kazimieraitis Jungle
France Elfen Maxime Soufflet Mid
Finland Snipifyy Kevin Lundstrom AD
France Abyss Simon Pouchol Support

[edit] Former

ID Name Role Next Team
Poland Nicker Piotr Muzolf AP Reason GamingLogo std.png Reason Gaming
Poland h0rse Dawid Dabrowski AD
None
Poland HitooN Lukasz Dabrowski Top
None
Poland Tymek Tymoteusz Holynski Support
None
Poland Trausi Jacek Kurczych Jungle
None
United Kingdom Tundra Jamie Duthie Top Animate eSportsLogo std.png Animate eSports
Germany Agent Lars Prüßmeier Support MyRlogo std.png myRevenge
Estonia Pose Taavi Tuulik AP
None
Netherlands Tsuchi Ruben Schuwer AD
None
Germany Amazing Maurice Stückenschneider Jungle Acerlogo std.png Team Acer
United Kingdom Akilord Isaac Pelham-Chipper AP
None
United Kingdom Akamez Ryan Buxton Support
None
Germany firemane811 Johannes Lewerenz AD
None
Denmark TheTess Kasper Poulsen Jungle CHWLogo std.png Copenhagen Wolves
Sweden YamatoCannon Jakob Mebdi Top Logo std2.png ttdragons
Poland Celaver Pawel Koprianiuk AP Acerlogo std.png Team Acer Poland
Poland Puki style Lukasz Zygmunciak Top Acerlogo std.png Team Acer Poland
Poland Veggie Fryderyk Koziol Jungle EloHelllogo std.png EloHell
Poland SuperAZE Piotr Prokop Support Acerlogo std.png Team Acer Poland
Poland Kikis Mateusz Szkudlarek Top Ghlogo std.png Gamehoppers.eu
Lithuania extinkt Vytautas Melinauskas AP Crslogo std.png Team Curse Europe
Lithuania Sleper Algirdas Saliamonas AD Crslogo std.png Team Curse Europe
Sweden Malunoo Tobias Magnusson Jungle Crslogo std.png Team Curse Europe
Denmark xinec Andreas Krogsbøll Support Crslogo std.png Team Curse Europe
Netherlands YoungBuck Joey Steltenpool Top Crslogo std.png Team Curse Europe
Lithuania Angush Aurimas Gedvilas Top Logo std2.png Teamless
Sweden kottenx Markus Tingval Jungle Logo std2.png Teamless
Lithuania Prepared Josvaldas Inta Support Logo std2.png Teamless
Denmark Wickd Mike Petersen Top CLGlogo2 std.png CLG Europe
Denmark Froggen Henrik Hansen Ap CLGlogo2 std.png CLG Europe
Scotland Snoopeh Stephen Ellis Jungle CLGlogo2 std.png CLG Europe
Germany yellowpete Peter Wüppen AD CLGlogo2 std.png CLG Europe
Belgium Krepo Mitch Voorspoels Support CLGlogo2 std.png CLG Europe
Germany Lyumi Marcel Haas AD Sypherlogo std.png Team Sypher
Belgium wewillfailer Bram De Winter Support 3DMAXlogo std.png 3DMAX
Germany Kbap Rene Werner Jungle
None
France sOAZ Paul Boyer Jungle Aaalogo std.png against All authority
Germany MoMa Maik Wallus Sub Sklogo std.png SK Gaming
Belgium WetDreaM Tim Buysse Support Team Manager

[edit] Organisation

ID Name Position
Belgium WetDreaM Tim Buysse Owner
United Kingdom Dandy Aaron Layfield C.O.O. & Managing Director
Germany Martin Krause Martin Krause General Gaming manager
Germany Raoul Seyfert Raoul Seyfert General and Tournament Manager
Greece PanicButton Dimitris Memmas Project Manager
Poland Everus Pawel Chetkowski Operating Officer at aL Network

[edit] Team Achievements

In Premier Tournaments
Date Place Event Result Winnings
2013-01-19 Esltumbnail.png A77 - 8th IEM Season VII - Global Challenge Katowice 0 : 3 Group Stage $ 2,500
2012-06-18 DH-star.png A55 - 6th DreamHack Summer 2012 (now Team Acer.PL) 1 : 2 Group Stage $ 1,800
In Major Tournaments
Date Place Event Result Winnings
2012-05-24 A33rd ESL Major Series Season IX 2 : 1 Sklogo std.png SK Gaming € 1,000
2012-04-09 A22nd Gamers Assembly 2012 0 : 2 Sypherlogo std.png Team Sypher € 2,500
In Minor, Monthly, and Weekly Tournaments
Date Event Result Winnings
2012-06-02 Silver.png SK Trophy May 1 : 2 Moscow Five $ 300
2012-05-28 Gold.png CDiscount Cup 3 2 : 1 Sypher € 750
2012-05-20 Gold.png 4Players.de All or Nothing 3 2 : 0 SK Gaming € 1,000
2012-05-09 Gold.png Scandic Games League 2 : 1 LLeague € 200
2012-05-02 Gold.png 4Players.de Play4Fame 2012 April Monthly Finals 2 : 1 CLG EU € 500
2012-04-25 Gold.png 4Players.de All or Nothing 2 2 : 0 Moscow Five € 1,000
2012-04-13 Gold.png DLCompare Pro Cup 1 2 : 0 SK Gaming € 550
2012-04-05 Gold.png Go4LoL EU West February Monthly Finals 2 : 1 exHCL Gaming € 500
2012-04-03 Silver.png CDiscount Cup 2 1 : 2 against All authority € 250
2012-04-01 Bronze.png Absolute Pro League: March 2 : 1 Western Wolves
2012-03-17 Silver.png HeartoWin Cup 0 : 2 against All authority € 1,250
2012-02-12 Silver.png Legendary Gaming New Year's Cup 0 : 2 Moscow Five 15 RP Per Player
2011-12 Gold.png Go4LoL EU West December Monthly Finals 1 : 0 Western Wolves € 500
2011-11 Gold.png Go4LoL EU West November Monthly Finals 1 : 0 Krzak € 500
Complete results in Minor, Monthly and Weekly Tournaments


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[edit] See Also

[edit] Links

[edit] References

  1. http://www.absolutelegends.net/news/1185/Angush-departs-AL
  2. http://www.absolutelegends.net/news/display/1795/Kikis-parts-ways-with-AL-and-joins-gamehopperseu
  3. Absolute Legends Coming Soon"absolutelegends.net"
  4. MoMa joins AbsoluteLegends"absolutelegends.net"
  5. Moma joins SK-Gaming"absolutelegends.net"
  6. mTw and AbsoluteLegends.eu join forces"absolutelegends.net"
  7. Kbap is no longer Jungler of AL"absolutelegends.net"
  8. AbsoluteLegends is merging with Counter Logic Gaming!"absolutelegends.net"
  9. AbsoluteLegends - Back to the Roots"absolutelegends.net"
  10. AbsoluteLegends expands"absolutelegends.net"
  11. Angush departs AL"absolutelegends.net"
  12. Absolute Legends Welcomes YoungBuck!"absolutelegends.net"
  13. A new beginning for AL.eu"absolutelegends.net"
  14. Kikis parts ways with AL and joins gamehoppers.eu "absolutelegends.net"
  15. AL Releases LoL Team"absolutelegends.net"
  16. AL presents new League of Legends team"absolutelegends.net"
  17. Campus Party Europe in Berlin Event Preview"ttdragons.com"
  18. Wolves step into LoL"copenhagenwolves.dk"
  19. New Alpha team"absolutelegends.net"
  20. New Team Acer LoL.eu lineup"aceresport.com"
  21. Absolute Legends introduce new League of Legends team absolutelegends.net
  22. Absolute Legends bez dywizji LoLa (Polish) lol.cybersport.pl
  23. [1] absolutelegends.net

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