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| shortname = CEVO | | shortname = CEVO | ||
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| fullname = Cyber Evolution LLC | | fullname = Cyber Evolution LLC | ||
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| website = http://www.cevo.com/ | | website = http://www.cevo.com/ | ||
| + | | created = 2003 | ||
| + | | closed = 2015 | ||
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| − | + | '''CEVO''' (''Cyber Evolution'') was a professional gaming website, which hosted leagues for various games, such as Counter-Strike, Dota 2 and Call of Duty, along with Team Fortress 2. It hosted multiple TF2 divisions from 2007, including CEVO-Professional, before shutting down and reopening again in 2013. '''CEVO''' ended support for Team Fortress 2 following 2014 due to low player numbers. It continued to host Counter-Strike leagues before it was bought out in 2017. | |
| − | '''CEVO''' (''Cyber Evolution'') | ||
== Format == | == Format == | ||
| − | CEVO 6v6 consists of a 8-week season, with two matches per week. The league | + | CEVO 6v6 consists of a 8-week season, with two matches per week. The league hosted two divisions, [[CEVO-Open]] and [[CEVO-Main]]<ref>http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/170/team-fortress-2-season-4-information-2-000-in-cash-prizes</ref>. |
In October 2013, CEVO announced that Season 3 would feature an inaugural Main division for teams making the Open playoffs in Season 2<ref>http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/77/team-fortress-2-6v6-season-2-information-850-in-cash-prizes</ref>, but this did not occur until season 4, due to poor community involvement. | In October 2013, CEVO announced that Season 3 would feature an inaugural Main division for teams making the Open playoffs in Season 2<ref>http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/77/team-fortress-2-6v6-season-2-information-850-in-cash-prizes</ref>, but this did not occur until season 4, due to poor community involvement. | ||
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CEVO (Cyber Evolution) was a professional gaming website, which hosted leagues for various games, such as Counter-Strike, Dota 2 and Call of Duty, along with Team Fortress 2. It hosted multiple TF2 divisions from 2007, including CEVO-Professional, before shutting down and reopening again in 2013. CEVO ended support for Team Fortress 2 following 2014 due to low player numbers. It continued to host Counter-Strike leagues before it was bought out in 2017.
Format[edit]
CEVO 6v6 consists of a 8-week season, with two matches per week. The league hosted two divisions, CEVO-Open and CEVO-Main[1].
In October 2013, CEVO announced that Season 3 would feature an inaugural Main division for teams making the Open playoffs in Season 2[2], but this did not occur until season 4, due to poor community involvement.
In Season 2, CEVO hosted a Highlander league with a ruleset based off of the UGC ruleset. Due to poor participation, the Highlander league was dropped for Season 3.
In June 2014, CEVO announced that CEVO Season 5 would feature the return of a CEVO-Professional division, and, for the first time in its history, a LAN playoff, to be held at TheGXL Universe in October 2014.[3]
CEVO Season 6 will not be taking place, as a result of low player turnout. [4]
Hall of Fame[edit]
6v6[edit]
| Season | Start date | Winner | Prizes | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | January 2013 | DeathForce6 | - | 8 |
| Season 2 | June 2013 | Knights of Grillz |
1st: $600 |
7 |
| Season 3 | October 2013 | iT |
1st: $600 |
5 |
| Season 4 | February 2014 |
Main Froyotech |
Main 1st: $1093.63 Open 1st: $537.88 |
Main 16 Open 51 |
| Spring Classic 2014 | June 2014 | Froyotech |
1st: $360 |
13 |
| Season 5 | July 2014 |
Professional Froyotech |
Professional 1st $2,951 Main 1st $977 Open 1st $458 |
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Highlander[edit]
| Season | Start date | Winner | Prizes | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 2 | September 2013 | Reborn Killers | - | 2 |
References[edit]
- ↑ http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/170/team-fortress-2-season-4-information-2-000-in-cash-prizes
- ↑ http://cevo.com/event/tf2-6v6/news/77/team-fortress-2-6v6-season-2-information-850-in-cash-prizes
- ↑ http://cevo.com/news/232/cevo-announces-tf2-season-5-8-135-in-cash-prizes-register-today-/
- ↑ http://teamfortress.tv/thread/20863/cevo-season-6-announced#22
| 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 |
