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− | '''ozfortress''' is an Australian community website, with the largest population of competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' and ''Team Fortress Classic'' gamers in the Oceanic region. In the ''ozfortress'' [[6v6]] leagues, | + | '''ozfortress''' is an Australian community website, with the largest population of competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' and ''Team Fortress Classic'' gamers in the Oceanic region. In the ''ozfortress'' [[6v6]] leagues, whitelists similar to ETF2L and ESEA are used. |
==Current Leagues and Competitions== | ==Current Leagues and Competitions== |
Revision as of 05:27, 17 July 2015
ozfortress | ||
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Full name | ozfortress | |
Competition formats | 6v6, Highlander, Ultiduo | |
Area | Australia | |
Current season | OWL 13 (6v6) OZFL, ladder (6v6) OZHL, ladder (HL) | |
Website
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ozfortress is an Australian community website, with the largest population of competitive Team Fortress 2 and Team Fortress Classic gamers in the Oceanic region. In the ozfortress 6v6 leagues, whitelists similar to ETF2L and ESEA are used.
Current Leagues and Competitions
owl: the ozfortress winter league
The Ozfortress Winter League, the premier competition series run by ozfortress, is a seasonal, round-robin 6v6 invitational. It is run approximately two times a year. Teams are split into a number of divisions, arranged by skill. A typical competition runs over 10 weeks of matches and teams are invited to apply for selection before the competition begins.
Previous OWL Champions
Season | Winner |
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OWL 1 | pretty good |
OWL 2 | Team Immunity |
OWL 3 | Team Immunity |
OWL 4 | Team Immunity |
OWL 5 | Team Immunity |
OWL 6 | Team Immunity |
OWL 7 | Team Immunity |
OWL 8 | Team Immunity |
OWL 9 | Team Immunity |
OWL 10 | Team Immunity |
OWL 11 | Team Immunity |
OWL 12 | Jasmine |
OWL 13 | Cash Money |
ozfl: the ozfortress league
The ozfortress league is the longest running competition in Australia/New Zealand. The ozfortress league is a ladder competition, open to teams of all skill levels. Match scheduling is determined by a team's win/loss streak, which provides them the opportunity to face opponents at other skill levels, or opponents they would otherwise never meet in regular scrimmage. This league is seen as a proving ground for new maps designed for the competitive community, and is paired with a less restrictive weapon banlist. ozfl is largely regarded as a pathway into ozfortress' premier competition, the ozfortress winter league series.
ozhl: the ozfortress highlander league
The ozfortress highlander league is a newer ladder, for Highlander competition. It functions much in the same way as ozfl, but with a map pool, ruleset and weapon banlist suited to the Highlander gamemode.
ozfc: the ozfortress cup
The ozfortress cup is a double elimination exhibition competition. The cup has 16 slots, 12 of which are occupied by the top 12 teams of the year. The remaining 4 slots are claimed as eight 'wildcards' compete eachother in a qualifier format.
Previous OZFC Champions
Season | Winner |
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OZFC 1 | MAD DOGZ |
OZFC 2 | Team Immunity |
OZFC 3 | Team Immunity |
ultiduo
ultiduo is a seasonal competition, run during the offseason between owls, which is an open single-elimination tournament in the Ultiduo format. The competition takes place over a single afternoon/evening, and allows an uncapped number of participants.
Previous Ultiduo Champions
Season | Winner |
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Ultiduo 1 | sinistar/bowt |
Ultiduo 2 | nesk/bowt |
Ultiduo 3 | komplex/tinfed |
Ultiduo 4 | lottic/aze |
Ultiduo 5 | lottic/yuri |
Ultiduo 6 | yuki/bonobo |
Ultiduo 7 | yuki/bonobo |
Ultiduo 8 | yuki/No Mercy |
Ultiduo 9 | yuki/bonobo |
Capping for a Cause
Capping for a Cause (stylised as Capping 4 a Cause, or C4C) is a 16 team, open double-elimination competition aimed at raising funds for a named charity. Teams are asked to 'buy' their seeding by donating to the charity, where the highest seeds are given to the highest donating teams, providing them with a scheduling advantage throughout the tournament. Over the first three iterations of C4C, over $7000 has been raised for charities, including; Australian Cancer Research Foundation, beyondblue and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
Previous C4C Champions
Season | Winner |
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C4C | Team Immunity |
C4C2 | Team Immunity |
C4C3 | Team Immunity |
External links
Popular topics | |
General | Getting started · Glossary of terms |
Formats | 6v6 · Highlander · Prolander · 4v4 · Ultiduo · BBall · MGE |
Customization | Configs · Custom HUDs · Third-party programs |
Mechanics | Movement · Rollouts · ÜberCharge · Calling · Pushes |
Settings | Useful console commands · Servers |
Active Competitions | ETF2L · RGL · ozfortress · UGC · FBTF · Vanilla Fortress · AsiaFortress · ATF2L · Insomnia Gaming Festival · LAN events |
Past Competitions | Respawn League · Brasil Fortress · TFCL · ESEA · TFCups · CEVO · Wireplay · The Round Robin · IGL · ESA · NZFortress |
Organizations | BlackOut TV · CappingTV · EssentialsTF · EVL TV · eXtv · Just Play! · MyGamingEdge · TeamFortressTV · TFLIVE · VanillaTV |