Pcgn pugs - Revision history

Merchant: Made links

2013-08-07T09:24:11Z

Made links

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	! Player !! Team		! Player !! Team
	\|-		\|-
	\| Shwan \|\| Vector Gaming		\| [[Shwan]] \|\| [[Vector Gaming]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Mile \|\| Vector Gaming		\| [[Mile]] \|\| [[Vector Gaming]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ben \|\| Avoided		\| [[Ben]] \|\| [[Avoided]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Cinq \|\| Apoplexy Industries		\| [[Cinq]] \|\| [[Apoplexy Industries]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming		\| [[Squid]] \|\| [[Apocalypse Gaming]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| Zclipse\|\| Leviathan Gaming		\| [[Zclipse]]\|\| [[Leviathan Gaming]]
	\|}		\|}

Shwan: /* Notable Alumni */

2013-08-02T03:14:55Z

Notable Alumni

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	\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming		\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming
			\|-
			\| Zclipse\|\| Leviathan Gaming
	\|}		\|}

Shwan: /* History */

2013-08-01T21:35:29Z

History

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	}}		}}
	==History==		==History==
	PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notably better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many new 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group. Following the groups death, many players ~~remained friends~~ and ended up playing on some of the more successful teams in recent years.		PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notably better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many new 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group. Following the groups death, many players maintained connections and ended up playing on some of the more successful teams in recent years.

	==Notable Alumni==		==Notable Alumni==

Shwan at 20:22, 1 August 2013

2013-08-01T20:22:41Z

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	\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming		\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming
	\|-
	~~\| Zclipse \|\|~~
	\|}		\|}

Shwan: /* Notable Alumni */

2013-08-01T20:17:02Z

Notable Alumni

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	! ~~Players~~ !! ~~Teams~~		! Player !! Team
	\|-		\|-
	\| Shwan \|\| Vector Gaming		\| Shwan \|\| Vector Gaming

Shwan at 20:16, 1 August 2013

2013-08-01T20:16:47Z

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	}}		}}
	==History==		==History==
	PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was ~~notable~~ better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group.		PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notably better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many new 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group. Following the groups death, many players remained friends and ended up playing on some of the more successful teams in recent years.

	==Notable Alumni==		==Notable Alumni==
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	! Players !! Teams		! Players !! Teams
	\|-		\|-
	\| Shwan \|\| ~~Zero~~		\| Shwan \|\| Vector Gaming
	\|-		\|-
	\| Mile \|\| ~~Reanimated presidents~~		\| Mile \|\| Vector Gaming
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ben \|\| ~~Reanimated vice presidents~~		\| Ben \|\| Avoided
	\|-		\|-
	\| Cinq \|\|		\| Cinq \|\| Apoplexy Industries
	\|-		\|-
	\| Squid \|\|		\| Squid \|\| Apocalypse Gaming
	\|-		\|-
	\| Zclipse \|\|		\| Zclipse \|\|
	\|}		\|}

Shwan: /* Notable Alumni */

2013-08-01T16:05:36Z

Notable Alumni

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	PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notable better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group.		PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notable better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group.
	==Notable Alumni==		==Notable Alumni==
	*Shwan		{\| class="wikitable"
	*Mile		\|-
	*Ben		! Players !! Teams
	*Cinq		\|-
	*Squid		\| Shwan \|\| Zero
	*Zclipse		\|-
			\| Mile \|\| Reanimated presidents
			\|-
			\| Ben \|\| Reanimated vice presidents
			\|-
			\| Cinq \|\|
			\|-
			\| Squid \|\|
			\|-
			\| Zclipse \|\|
			\|}

Shwan: Created page with "{{Infobox Group | Group Name = PCGN Pugs | image = pcgnpugslogo.jpg | Founded = December 17, 2009 | Creator = K2 | Status = Inactive | Group Type = Pug | Group Page = [http://..."

2013-08-01T15:56:03Z

Created page with "{{Infobox Group | Group Name = PCGN Pugs | image = pcgnpugslogo.jpg | Founded = December 17, 2009 | Creator = K2 | Status = Inactive | Group Type = Pug | Group Page = [http://..."

New page

{{Infobox Group
| Group Name = PCGN Pugs
| image = pcgnpugslogo.jpg
| Founded = December 17, 2009
| Creator = K2
| Status = Inactive
| Group Type = Pug
| Group Page = [http://steamcommunity.com/groups/PCGNPugs Link]
| links =
}}
==History==
PCGN or "PC Gamer Network" Pugs was the first and most successful invite-only pugging group for the average skilled player. In order to play in the group one must be invite from the inside and follow the many rules posted on the groups page. Unlike many pug groups at the time each player had to have an understanding of at least the basic concepts important to playing 6v6, and have a working mic with the ability to use mumble. Because of these obstacles the group was never as large as similar groups at the time; however the quality of the pugs was notable better which cultivated a strong community of quality players and even spawned many 6v6 teams. PCGN Pugs' death was due not only to the rise of TF2 Lobby but to corrupt leadership in K2 or "Boom" who lied about sponsors and connections he didn't possess. This led to multiple failed teams and contributed to a feeling of mistrust that eventually ended the group.
==Notable Alumni==
*Shwan
*Mile
*Ben
*Cinq
*Squid
*Zclipse