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== Seasons == | == Seasons == | ||
=== First Season === | === First Season === | ||
| − | The first edition of Brasil Fortress [[6v6]] tournament was organized with the intention of introducing new players to competitive mode. The format was based on Double Elimination. '''KING eSports''' were the champions defeating '''Total Armados''' in grand final. | + | The first edition of the Brasil Fortress [[6v6]] tournament was organized with the intention of introducing new players to competitive mode. The format was based on Double Elimination. '''KING eSports''' were the champions, defeating '''Total Armados''' in the grand final. |
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=== Second Season === | === Second Season === | ||
| − | + | This season had only one division and 8 participant teams. The format was based on two groups of four teams each. The top two in each group advanced to the semi finals. '''KING eSports''' were the champions, defeating '''All Against Gygas'''. | |
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=== Third Season === | === Third Season === | ||
| − | + | This season had two divisions and 16 participant teams. The main division was called Invite, while the "Low tier" division was called Open. The best Brazilian/South American teams like '''Sonikro Solutions''', '''SVIFT SA''' and '''Tutorial 2016''' were invited. '''KING eSports''' (two-time champions) were also invited. | |
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=== Fourth Season === | === Fourth Season === | ||
| − | This was the first season with qualifying rounds for Invite Division. 30 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted: The main division is | + | This was the first season with qualifying rounds for Invite Division. 30 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted: The main division is named Invite, the "Mid tier" is Division 1, the "Low tier" is Division 2 and a division for newbie players looking to get into competitive but without teams was called Academy. Academy players were divided between a number of "Communitary Teams". The current champion '''Sonikro Solutions''' and '''sXe Injected''' (with some SVIFT SA former players) were invited. |
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Revision as of 02:22, 22 January 2020
Contents
Format
Matches are played in best of two maps per week.
Currently the game mode played is 5CP and KOTH.
- "Best of Two maps" matches;
- Match ends when a team wins 5 rounds (5cp);
- Match ends when a team wins 4 rounds (koth)
- Match ends when time limit reaches 30 minutes (5cp);
- No time limit for koth;
- Ties are allowed.
The points are attributed according to the match result plus the amount of rounds won by each team (winner and loser):
- 3 points for victory;
- 1 points for draw;
- 0 point for defeat;
Prizes
The participants, winners, Casters, streamers and all collaborators receive in-game medals.
Seasons
First Season
The first edition of the Brasil Fortress 6v6 tournament was organized with the intention of introducing new players to competitive mode. The format was based on Double Elimination. KING eSports were the champions, defeating Total Armados in the grand final.
| Name | Duration | Participants | Tournament Page | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasil Fortress Season 1 | Finished | 8 teams | [Toornament] | [Medals] |
Second Season
This season had only one division and 8 participant teams. The format was based on two groups of four teams each. The top two in each group advanced to the semi finals. KING eSports were the champions, defeating All Against Gygas.
| Name | Duration | Participants | Tournament Page | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasil Fortress Season 2 | Finished | 8 teams | Toornament | [Medals] |
Third Season
This season had two divisions and 16 participant teams. The main division was called Invite, while the "Low tier" division was called Open. The best Brazilian/South American teams like Sonikro Solutions, SVIFT SA and Tutorial 2016 were invited. KING eSports (two-time champions) were also invited.
| Name | Duration | Participants | Tournament Page | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasil Fortress Season 3 | 22/10/18 | 16 teams | Spreadsheet | [Medals] |
Fourth Season
This was the first season with qualifying rounds for Invite Division. 30 participant teams and 4 divisions were counted: The main division is named Invite, the "Mid tier" is Division 1, the "Low tier" is Division 2 and a division for newbie players looking to get into competitive but without teams was called Academy. Academy players were divided between a number of "Communitary Teams". The current champion Sonikro Solutions and sXe Injected (with some SVIFT SA former players) were invited.
| Name | Duration | Participants | Tournament Page | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasil Fortress Season 4 | 06/08/19 | 30 teams | Spreadsheet | [Medals] |
