Editing ETF2L 6v6 Season 21

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{{NewInfobox Season
|name= ETF2L 6v6 Season 21
|image= ETF2LS21Banner.png
|caption= ETF2L 6v6 Season 21 powered by Tt eSports
|series= ETF2L 6v6
|organizer= [[ETF2L]]
|sponsor= [http://www.ttesports.com/ Tt eSports]<br>
[https://www.purepings.com/ PurePings]<br>
[http://www.thermaltake.com/home.aspx Thermaltake]
|gamemode= 6v6
|format = 
|type = Online
|country = Europe
|venue = 
|date =
|sdate = 2015-05-17
|edate = 2015-07-30
|totalteams = 240
|bestplayer = 
|web= http://etf2l.org/leagues/season-21-home/
|archive= https://archive.is/Hp8U6
|brackets= 
|teamfirst=
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|teamfourth=
|map1= Badlands
|map2= Granary Pro
|map3= Gullywash
|map4= Process
|map5= Snakewater
|map6= Sunshine
|map7= Viaduct Pro
|map8=
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|next= ETF2L 6v6 Season 22
|nextlabel= Season 22
|previous= ETF2L 6v6 Season 20
|previouslabel= Season 20
|footnotes=
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'''Season 21''' was the twenty first season of [[ETF2L]]'s [[6v6]] competition, supported by Tt eSPORTS.<br />
Signups opened on April 20th, under a month after playoffs were over for [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 20]]. This season also coincides with news of competitive support from Valve for Team Fortress 2 in the future. Support to the competitive scene in Team Fortress 2 would include fixing bugs that have affected both players & casters, and introduction of an in game lobby system.<ref>[http://teamfortress.tv/thread/24792/valve-and-competitive-tf2 Valve's word on competitive TF2 support, according to competitive TF2 members]</ref><br />
As with Season 20, admins had decided to push back the Season 21 a week due to achieving 40% less signups than the previous season. This was in hope to achieve more signups.<ref>[http://etf2l.org/2015/05/03/season-21-powered-by-tt-esports-new-schedule-map-poll-staff-update/ Announcement of pushing back the schedule]</ref><br />
Season 20 was further delayed due to the Gun Mettle update <ref>[http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=17400 Gun Mettle Update]</ref> which changed many weapon statistics and allowed the picking up of enemy weapons. The update also disabled damage fall-off on the demoman's stickies, allowing a long range sticky to do a lot more damage than it had before. This was fixed six days later <ref>[http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=17476 TF2 Update notes - July 8, 2015]</ref>, allowing for games to resume but without allowing enemies to pick up weapons.<ref>[http://etf2l.org/2015/07/12/season-21-powered-by-tt-esports-playoffs-tiebreaker-score-medigun-update/ A brief word on the weapon pick up]</ref>

== Map Pool ==
A map poll had been posted to ask players to rate four maps for Season 21. The maps were [[cp_granary]], [[cp_granary_pro]], [[cp_logjam]] and [[cp_metalworks]]. <ref>[http://etf2l.org/2015/05/03/season-21-powered-by-tt-esports-new-schedule-map-poll-staff-update/ Map poll between Granary, Granary Pro, Logjam and Metalworks]</ref> Despite [[cp_granary]] receiving the higher average rating from the community, it was changed a day later to [[cp_granary_pro]].<ref>[http://etf2l.org/2015/05/14/season-21-powered-by-tt-esports-provisional-tiers-playoff-update-map-update/ Change of Granary to Granary Pro]</ref>
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{{MapCard |map=Sunshine |image=Sunshine.png |filename=cp_sunshine_rc7}}
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==Unlockable Weapons==
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{{Scout Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Scattergun =1
| Baby Face's Blaster =
| Back Scatter =
| Force-A-Nature =1
| Shortstop =1
| Soda Popper=
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Pistol =1
| Bonk! Atomic Punch =
| Crit-A-Cola =
| Flying Guillotine =
| Mad Milk =
| Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol =
| Winger =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Bat =1
| Atomizer =
| Boston Basher =1
| Candy Cane =
| Fan O'War =1
| Sandman =
| Sun-on-a-Stick =1
| Wrap Assassin =
}}
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{{Soldier Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Rocket Launcher =1
| Air Strike =
| Beggar's Bazooka =
| Black Box =1
| Cow Mangler 5000 =1
| Direct Hit =1
| Liberty Launcher =1
| Original =1
| Rocket Jumper =
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Shotgun =1
| B.A.S.E. Jumper =
| Battalion's Backup =
| Buff Banner =1
| Concheror =1
| Gunboats =1
| Mantreads =
| Panic Attack =
| Reserve Shooter =
| Righteous Bison =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Shovel =1
| Disciplinary Action =
| Equalizer =1
| Escape Plan =1
| Half-Zatoichi =1
| Market Gardener =
| Pain Train =1
}}
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{{Pyro Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Flame Thrower =1
| Backburner =1
| Degreaser =1
| Phlogistinator =
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Shotgun =1
| Detonator =1
| Flare Gun =1
| Manmelter =1
| Panic Attack =
| Reserve Shooter =
| Scorch Shot =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Fire Axe =1
| Axtinguisher =1
| Back Scratcher =1
| Homewrecker =1
| Neon Annihilator =1
| Powerjack =1
| Sharpened Volcano Fragment =1
| Third Degree =1
}}
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{{Demoman Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Grenade Launcher =1
| Ali Baba's Wee Booties =1
| B.A.S.E. Jumper =
| Iron Bomber =1
| Loch-n-Load =
| Loose Cannon =1
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Stickybomb Launcher =1
| Chargin' Targe =
| Quickiebomb Launcher =1
| Scottish Resistance =1
| Splendid Screen =1
| Sticky Jumper =
| Tider Turner =
 <!-- Melee -->
| Bottle =1
| Claidheamh Mòr =1
| Eyelander =1
| Half-Zatoichi =1
| Pain Train =1
| Persian Persuader =
| Scotsman's Skullcutter =1
| Ullapool Caber =
}}
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{{Heavyweapons Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Minigun =1
| Brass Beast =
| Huo-Long Heater =1
| Natascha =
| Tomislav =1
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Shotgun =1
| Buffalo Steak Sandvich =
| Dalokohs Bar =1
| Family Business =1
| Panic Attack =
| Sandvich =
 <!-- Melee -->
| Fists =1
| Eviction Notice =1
| Fists of Steel =
| Gloves of Running Urgently =
| Holiday Punch =
| Killing Gloves of Boxing =
| Warrior's Spirit =1
}}
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{{Engineer Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Shotgun =1
| Frontier Justice =1
| Panic Attack =
| Pomson 6000 =
| Rescue Ranger =
| Widowmaker =1
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Pistol =1
| Short Circuit =
| Wrangler =
 <!-- Melee -->
| Wrench =1
| Eureka Effect =
| Gunslinger =
| Jag =1
| Southern Hospitality =1
}}
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{{Medic Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Syringe Gun =1
| Blutsauger =1
| Crusader's Crossbow =1
| Overdose =1
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Medigun =1
| Kritzkrieg =1
| Quick-Fix =
| Vaccinator =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Bonesaw =1
| Amputator =1
| Solemn Vow =
| Übersaw =1
| Vita-Saw =
}}
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{{Sniper Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Sniper Rifle =1
| Bazaar Bargain =
| Classic =1
| Hitman's Heatmaker =
| Huntsman =
| Machina =
| Sydney Sleeper =
 <!-- Secondary -->
| SMG =1
| Cleaner's Carbine =
| Cozy Camper =
| Darwin's Danger Shield =
| Jarate =
| Razorback =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Kukri =1
| Bushwacka =1
| Shahanshah =1
| Tribalman's Shiv =1
}}
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{{Spy Weapon List
 <!-- Primary -->
| Revolver =1
| Ambassador =1
| Diamondback =1
| Enforcer =
| L'Etranger =1
 <!-- Secondary -->
| Sapper =1
| Red-Tape Recorder =1
 <!-- Melee -->
| Knife =1
| Big Earner =1
| Conniver's Kunai =1
| Spy-cicle =
| Your Eternal Reward =1
 <!-- Watch -->
| Invis Watch =1
| Cloak and Dagger =1
| Dead Ringer =
}}
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== References ==
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