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Revision as of 21:21, 19 January 2017
Publiclir renamed to Crowns eSports Club on May 31st, 2016. The rebranding was announced by Heny, a Publiclir member of staff, with a tweet suggesting the company had not dropped the team, but rebranded.[1] Soon after, it was publicly stated that the change was due to their wish to divide the growing Publiclir community from the competitive teams.[2] On July 2016 Crowns acquired the nameLess roster intending to compete at Insomnia58.[3] The team won the event, beating Full Tilt in the grand final, and became the first European team to win an i-series event since Epsilon eSports won i49. After winning ETF2L Season 25, the core of the roster dropped their sponsorship and creates their own organization with a TF2-exclusive brand called Se7en.
Contents
Rosters
ETF2L Season 25
| Roster | |
|---|---|
 Scout
|
 Stark
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| Scout
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 Thalash
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 Roamer
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Drackk
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 Pocket
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 kaptain
|
 Demoman
|
spudd
|
 Medic
|
Raymon
|
| Shortly after the team won i58, Full Tilt's Thalash joined the roster, replacing Starkie as a flank scout who moved to the pocket scout role to replace Hafficool due to Hafficool's other commitments to Overwatch.[4] |
i58
| Roster | |
|---|---|
| Scout
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Stark
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| Scout
|
 Hafficool
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| Roamer
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Drackk
|
| Pocket
|
kaptain
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| Demoman
|
spudd
|
| Medic
|
Raymon
|
| Crowns eSports Club picked up NameLess after ETF2L Season 24.[3] The roster placed first at the event, defeating legends froyotech and European rivals Full Tilt.[5] During this event, Kaidus, who formed the original roster under Reason Gaming for ETF2L Season 20, acted as an in-game coach.[6] |
ETF2L Season 24
| Roster | |
|---|---|
| Scout
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 atomic-
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| Scout
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 pierzzz-
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| Roamer
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Buttnose
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| Pocket
|
 AMS
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| Demoman
|
 Smirre
|
| Medic
|
ondkaja
|
| Thaigrr was initially meant to play for the team, however due to a series of other engagements he played only Week 1, Week 4 and Week 5 before leaving the roster. Buttnose played in place of Thaigrr during his absences before joining the team for the final two weeks of the season. |
Gallery
Crowns eSports Club official jersey.
