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| shortname = Wireplay | | shortname = Wireplay | ||
| image = Wireplay logo.png | | image = Wireplay logo.png | ||
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| formats = [[6v6]], [[Highlander]] | | formats = [[6v6]], [[Highlander]] | ||
| area = Europe | | area = Europe | ||
| − | | website = http://tf2.wireplay.co.uk/ | + | | website = http://tf2.wireplay.co.uk/ Defunct |
| + | | created = 1998 | ||
| + | | closed = 2014 | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''Wireplay''' | + | '''Wireplay''' is a defunct European community based out of the United Kingdom that hosted both [[6v6]] & [[Highlander]] leagues. Before Team Fortress 2, Wireplay hosted a Team Fortress classic league. |
| − | Wireplay | + | Wireplay shut down on 6/10/2014 thus ending the league. |
== Format == | == Format == | ||
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Matches usually consisted of two maps, each lasting 30 minutes. The following win conditions were used: | Matches usually consisted of two maps, each lasting 30 minutes. The following win conditions were used: | ||
| − | * On [[5CP]] maps, the map ends once the time limit runs out or one of the teams scores 5 more points than the opponent. | + | ===6v6=== |
| − | * [[King of the Hill]] maps | + | * On [[5CP]] maps, the map ends once the time limit runs out ''or'' one of the teams scores 5 more points than the opponent. |
| − | * [[Attack/Defense]] maps in 6v6 are played with [[stopwatch]] mode. Two rounds of the map | + | * [[King of the Hill]] maps were played in a best of 5 format (first to 3 wins), without a time limit. |
| − | * In Highlander, [[Attack/Defense]] and [[Payload]] maps | + | * [[Attack / Defend|Attack/Defense]] maps in 6v6 are played with [[stopwatch]] mode. Two rounds of the map were played. The map can be either won or drawn by one of the teams. |
| + | ===Highlander=== | ||
| + | * In Highlander, [[Attack / Defend|Attack/Defense]] and [[Payload]] maps were played using the first to 3 format. | ||
== Winners == | == Winners == | ||
=== 6v6 === | === 6v6 === | ||
| − | * '''Season 12''' — Team Reverto | + | * '''Season 12''' — [[Team Reverto]] |
| − | * '''Season 11''' — Quarantine | + | * '''Season 11''' — [[Quarantine]] |
| − | * '''Season 10''' — Punchline | + | * '''Season 10''' — [[Punchline]] |
| − | * '''Season 9''' — exotic-island | + | * '''Season 9''' — [[exotic-island]] |
| − | * '''Season 8''' — Monster Munch | + | * '''Season 8''' — [[Monster Munch]] |
| − | * '''Season 7''' — Button Bashers | + | * '''Season 7''' — [[Button Bashers]] |
* '''Season 6''' — Button Bashers | * '''Season 6''' — Button Bashers | ||
| − | * '''Season 5''' — Special Attack | + | * '''Season 5''' — [[Special Attack]] |
| − | * '''Season 4''' — Dead Cows Strike Back | + | * '''Season 4''' — [[Dead Cows Strike Back]] |
| − | * '''Season 3''' — vital-gaming | + | * '''Season 3''' — [[vital-gaming]] |
| − | * '''Season 2''' — Team Dignitas | + | * '''Season 2''' — [[Team Dignitas]] |
| − | * '''Season 1''' — weapons of the rebellion | + | * '''Season 1''' — [[weapons of the rebellion]] |
=== Highlander === | === Highlander === | ||
| − | * '''Season 10''' — itsallgood | + | * '''Season 13''' — [[Fair Enough]] |
| − | * '''Season 9''' — Large Piece of Beef | + | * '''Season 12''' — [[PremTech]] |
| − | * '''Season 8''' — SNSD | + | * '''Season 11''' — [[Highpander]] |
| − | * '''Season 7''' — Insane Dutch Killers | + | * '''Season 10''' — [[itsallgood]] |
| − | * '''Season 6''' — Team Empire | + | * '''Season 9''' — [[Large Piece of Beef]] |
| − | * '''Season 5''' — FakkelBrigade | + | * '''Season 8''' — [[SNSD]] |
| − | * '''Season 4''' — Gathering of Tweakers | + | * '''Season 7''' — [[Insane Dutch Killers]] |
| − | * '''Season 3''' — Gathering of Tweakers | + | * '''Season 6''' — [[Team Empire]] |
| − | * '''Season 2''' — Knifeback Mountaineers | + | * '''Season 5''' — [[FakkelBrigade]] |
| − | * '''Season 1''' — Dead Cows Strike Back | + | * '''Season 4''' — [[Gathering of Tweakers]] |
| + | * '''Season 3''' — [[Gathering of Tweakers]] | ||
| + | * '''Season 2''' — [[Knifeback Mountaineers]] | ||
| + | * '''Season 1''' — [[Dead Cows Strike Back]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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{{Popular topics navbox}} | {{Popular topics navbox}} | ||
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[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]] | [[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Team Fortress 2 defunct organizations]] | [[Category:Team Fortress 2 defunct organizations]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Team Fortress 2 defunct leagues]] | ||
[[Category:6v6 leagues]] | [[Category:6v6 leagues]] | ||
[[Category:Highlander leagues]] | [[Category:Highlander leagues]] | ||
[[Category:European TF2 leagues]] | [[Category:European TF2 leagues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:29, 23 June 2023
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Wireplay
Basic Information
Full name:
Wireplay
Links
History
Created:
1998
Closed:
2014
Wireplay is a defunct European community based out of the United Kingdom that hosted both 6v6 & Highlander leagues. Before Team Fortress 2, Wireplay hosted a Team Fortress classic league.
Wireplay shut down on 6/10/2014 thus ending the league.
Format[edit]
Wireplay's last seasons were it's twelfth 6v6 season and tenth Highlander season. Both leagues were split up into tiers of divisions, each with its own system of promotions and relegations. Divisions usually had a size of 6 or 8 teams. A season usually consisted of 5 or 7 weeks of matches.
Matches usually consisted of two maps, each lasting 30 minutes. The following win conditions were used:
6v6[edit]
- On 5CP maps, the map ends once the time limit runs out or one of the teams scores 5 more points than the opponent.
- King of the Hill maps were played in a best of 5 format (first to 3 wins), without a time limit.
- Attack/Defense maps in 6v6 are played with stopwatch mode. Two rounds of the map were played. The map can be either won or drawn by one of the teams.
Highlander[edit]
- In Highlander, Attack/Defense and Payload maps were played using the first to 3 format.
Winners[edit]
6v6[edit]
- Season 12 — Team Reverto
- Season 11 — Quarantine
- Season 10 — Punchline
- Season 9 — exotic-island
- Season 8 — Monster Munch
- Season 7 — Button Bashers
- Season 6 — Button Bashers
- Season 5 — Special Attack
- Season 4 — Dead Cows Strike Back
- Season 3 — vital-gaming
- Season 2 — Team Dignitas
- Season 1 — weapons of the rebellion
Highlander[edit]
- Season 13 — Fair Enough
- Season 12 — PremTech
- Season 11 — Highpander
- Season 10 — itsallgood
- Season 9 — Large Piece of Beef
- Season 8 — SNSD
- Season 7 — Insane Dutch Killers
- Season 6 — Team Empire
- Season 5 — FakkelBrigade
- Season 4 — Gathering of Tweakers
- Season 3 — Gathering of Tweakers
- Season 2 — Knifeback Mountaineers
- Season 1 — Dead Cows Strike Back
External links[edit]
| 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
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| 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 |
