Call of Duty
Call of Duty probably was our second love. We played two seasons of ESL Pro Series in CoD4 and won MAXLAN. We dived deep into the national scene before we decided to opt out of World War II.
Shootmania
If you want to create something new or something special, you have to think out of the box. With our engagement in ShootMania we were lucky not having to do this by force. Having hosted one of the world’s top teams and through our empathy for the game and its community we realized the lack of professional competition. So we started our own premium tournament series in cooperation with the publisher of ShootMania, Ubisoft’s NADEO.
We teamed up with Europe’s best casters, made in-game advertisement possible for our sponsors and spread the word on all channels. Having hosted three seasons of CPLAY SERIES: Shootmania, we raised the reach of the game to new heights and set a pilot for other organizations to follow.
World of Tanks
As the best German team in World of Tanks, we participated in the European Championship. We showed up as an underdog and the community loved our batshit-crazy players. In the end our Eight finished on a perfect Third place, right behind Virtus Pro.
League of Legends
Even though our roots rely on ego shooter, we can’t deny a little crush into Mobas. Our first national touchpoints where with Starcraft II, where we hosted a German top squad until the breakdown of the SC2 team competition. This breakdown also marked the beginning of a longer lasting relationship with a rising game: League of Legends. We conquered the German Championship finishing second and gamescom winning the Dr Pepper Allstar Tournament.