Escape Gaming sign Orgless

24-3-2016 15:02

Orgless, who haven't represented an organization since early February, have found a new home in Escape Gaming, a press release reads.

Orgless have been without a home since PixelFire went back on their agreement in early February, a mere two weeks after signing the roster who had just left CSGO.one.

Since then the team changed rosters twice. Benjamin "⁠tabu⁠" Vangstrup was released due to school commitments, and the team chose Alexander "⁠SKYTTEN⁠" Carlsson for a trial period, and finished second at Pantamera Challenge shortly after.

flash and company find a new home in Escape Gaming

However, a few days ago SKYTTEN left the roster despite winning UCC: Europe two weeks before then, as he and the team had "different views on how they should play the game".

In his stead they brought in former London Conspiracy and Acer player Fredrik "⁠slap⁠" Junbrant and joined up with Escape Gaming, a brand new organization created this month.

Escape Gaming's lineup is:

André "⁠BARBARR⁠" Möller
Bence "⁠DeadFox⁠" Böröcz
Lasse "⁠maeVe⁠" Elgaard
Viktor "⁠flashie⁠" Tamás Bea
Fredrik "⁠slap⁠" Junbrant (trial)

HLTV.org has also been informed that Attila "⁠boco⁠" Árvai is no longer coaching the team, as he went back to being an active player. Escape Gaming are currently on a lookout for a new coach.

Nice!

2016-03-24 15:02

fk this

always i am six

2016-03-24 15:03

great

1st

Really good for these guys, they deserve an org so much. Hopefully it's not another get rich quick scheme like PixelFire was.

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Tell me more about how PixelFire is a rich scheme :)

2016-03-25 10:59

yes

so?

RUN RUN

öy

bring f4rm3r back

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he wants to play in swedish team

2016-03-26 15:53

hope he'll remain with Iwku c:

2016-03-26 16:01

Again a noname org created this month....

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Every new org has to be noname for first I guess. Are you thinking sometimes?

2016-03-24 17:09

29 replies

stop fanboying and use brain ok? Look at their last org. - Pixelfire and look how it worked out. Not well. So sit down gypsy idiot

2016-03-24 17:11

28 replies

> czech says gipsy nice try

2016-03-24 17:47

4 replies

Bro, you are Bulgarian.

2016-03-24 17:48

3 replies

Yup. And? No gypsies here.

It was Bulgarians who called the turks Gypsies, not the other way around.

2016-03-24 18:20

RUSSIA>USA. Remember this and tell this to your hot mom.

2016-03-24 21:32

sit down 3rd worlder

2016-03-24 21:48

PixelFire has been backstabbed by an investor. But we're recovering as you can see :)

2016-03-25 11:02

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i can't tbh

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Ok, we'll do our best for you to notice us, sempai <3

2016-03-25 11:04

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gl :p

2016-03-25 11:05

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2016-03-25 11:08

12 replies

no advertisemento my friendo i followerino what i wanterino and you websiterino not workerino

2016-03-25 11:09

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twitterino does, hitbox stream as well => all that matters for now ;)

2016-03-25 11:13

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no no no, no websiterino, no skrilla :p and hitbox is really bad, guess you have a lot of money from the partnership.. even azubu is better

2016-03-25 11:14

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have you actually tried it? I'm WAY more happy with hitbox for now. Ultra-low delay + no bitrate cap = no shitty 3500 picture

2016-03-25 11:18

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i have tried it, i just dont like it. i remember when they launched it everyone was excited and ppl were talking about it like a new twitch .. but let's be honest. would u use it or would u use twitch if there was no partnership?

2016-03-25 11:19

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Not liking doesn't make them bad. Yes, twitch looks more polished in many ways. But the picture itself - you can't get that on Twitch unless you're freaking ESL. Go over 3500 and get banned. Our Russian channel runs at 5500 @ 720p and looks better than most of 3500 @ 1080p on Twitch. One of the English casters we've invited was shocked to learn anything above 3500 is possible. He said he'd never seen his own stream looking so good. Still, they have a lot of things to do to engage the community, I agree. But technologically they are beating Twitch.

2016-03-25 11:25

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"go over 3.5 k and get banned" explain pls?

2016-03-25 11:26

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help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/articles/.. Maximum bitrate of 3500 That means you still can go to 3600-4000 without making a huge impact, but when it comes to having 15k viewers at 5500 bitrate, your channel will be taken down unless you're representing a huge event like DH or MLG.

2016-03-25 11:29

but why? :D

cause that "creates extensive load on the servers ad services" Ask Twitch, I dunno, really. We've ran 8000 test stream at hitbox, no one cared :) So it's not BAD, it's just us who are more used to the Twitch interface and chat. And believe me, it's my personal opinion. We're running a tournament with only $5k in prizes, that's not really much to sell out for :)

2016-03-25 11:33

"only 5k" i don't freaking understand how this works. in our scene where we have eXtatus, eSuba the biggest LAN (!) tournament, called Czech Championsip has around 2,5k dollars. How? ?? ?? Could i add you on steam or smth and talk a bit? :)

2016-03-25 11:36

PF_Mike - feel free :)

2016-03-25 11:37

Cant spot the logic sorry, you are talking about two different things. You said "again a noname org created this month." My question is: How the hell it's possible to estabilish a totally new org, which is not "noname" in your eyes. Can't figure it out how it is possible really. You stated something without any direct relation on the specific team, so I would deny this "fanboy" accusation respectfully.

2016-03-25 11:41