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  • ...max Members play a lot of different games, always in professional way like in past, and his website is still resource of the gaming world. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...ft the scene hearing the now infamous cry, "Ya nothin' but fuckin' scum!". In one moment, both a clan and a philosophy were born. ...air and were immediately expected to cause chaos on servers and websites - in general, be as unpleasant as possible. Soon, with the addition of [[^Jesus^
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  • ...and playing some 4on4 in QuakeWorld leagues. Currently Epic does not play in any leagues. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • '''Clan CRusadeRS''' or '''[CRS]''' is one of the famous Quake Clans in Serbia. Quake Clan CRusadeRS started it's existence some time in [[1998]]. It spawned out of Belgrade's local hacker scene.
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  • ...g them alone with the lower divisions, changed their name to "boeg.qw" and started using strange nicks ingame. Boeg.qw eventually died too. * Finished 7 of 12 in [[NQR4]] Division 6 (of 6)
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  • ...by [[Hobbex]] of [[Devil's Advocates]], and one of the biggest Quake sites in Scandinavia from 1996 to 1998. ..., so it's safe to assume it was still alive and relevant at that time. The clans reported official matches with screenshots, sometimes comments, and Hobbex
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  • WAR, short for Wicked Assault Rangers, founded in [[2004]] by [[Skillah]] in the NetQuake scene. .... But also some new members signed up making the WAR clan more experienced in the art of 4on4.
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  • One of the first ever clans to be created in Germany. ...[[Psi]] got curious and decided that a clan was something he'd want to be in as well. He then talked to [[Bohrmaschine]] on the [[Posbi]] servers and th
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  • ...when the other Nordic clans wanted in. NECL was mostly a league for Nordic clans, but welcomed entries from other North-European countries as long as they w The first season begin in October 1998 and was finished in January 1999. The top division was won by [[Clan Z]], followed by [[Game Ov
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  • One of the first [[Quake 3]] clans ever in Sweden. A selection of members then converted to [[Quakeworld]]. ...probably he acted like one and was seen as one by the members already back in 1999.
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  • ...with regard to their geographical location. The clan signed up to perform in EQL Season 6. ...b}} tag below if you feel everything noteworthy about this clan is covered in the article. Also, remove this line -->
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  • ...erent clans. The clan still exists today and has made notable achievements in games such as Counterstrike, Soldier of Fortune 2, and RA3. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...irl friends in 1997, before they were even online. Started up again again in 2010 by some new friends. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...re welcomed to join and practice. They also got some of the better players in the game to come and join to give some pointers and tips for the players. ...ong, just after a few n00b4on4's most of the players had moved on to other clans or stopped playing the game.
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  • ...abandoned in favour of a European one. NECL was mostly a league for Nordic clans, but welcomed entries from other North-European countries as long as they w The first season begin in October 1998 and was finished in January 1999. The top division was won by [[Image:flag_fi.gif]] [[Clan Z]],
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  • [[Lastentarha]] means Kindergarten in Finnish. ...enic]] and [[Nicam]] ([[Pkk]] on paper, but he never played much [[4on4]]) started this team, even playing with the tag KOFF.
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  • ...ished, [[Ernst]] and [[Motorized]] went inactive. Signed up for Bronze Cup in [[NQR11]], ending up taking the 2nd place after losing a tight final vs [[N In [[2010]] [[fog|Dimman]], [[ok98]] and [[Lethalwiz]] left Oblivion and started Quakeclan again with old quakeclan player [[TheEvilDog]]. Together with [[O
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  • ...ayed [[The Boss]] in the short period this clan survived. The main players in those games were [[Cholo]], [[Def]], [[Purity]] and [[Yogic]]. ...ame, they split up the new and the older players. There were several years in North America without 4on4 tournaments and the activity was very low.
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  • ...[[Zarrow]] and [[Image:flag_no.gif]] [[Bionic13]] joined a few days later in perfect timing for [[NQR_Season_4|Nations Quake Rank 4]]. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...nally started with under the name of Team47, c47 was one of the teams back in the days who had quite often an opportunity to play ...b}} tag below if you feel everything noteworthy about this clan is covered in the article. Also, remove this line -->
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  • ...and Freak, and after a really short period of time won a league of rookie clans. among some other minor or rather irrelevant clans:
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  • Started playing QW somewhere around 1996 on Dutch servers like xs4all and utwente. ...[[Krazy]] to join [[Firing Squad]]. At that time [[Krazy]] Organized a LAN in Friesland called the FFF (Friese Frag Festien) where ChRy0 played his first
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  • ...d [[Mikke Mus Klan]] could have been an opportunity for players from other clans to finally get some 4on4 action. In Rectum Intruders, everyone used the name of a fish as an alias: Breiflabb i
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  • ...eing exclusive to QW players, people who value and represent the TC spirit in all aspects of life are welcome. Having said that, TC stands as perhaps the ...m QW players who, while not all being in the same clan, will form together in times of need, namely [[4on4]], to create TC. Kinda like Captain Planet...
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  • ...], then [[Moltas]] joined [[TeamKillers]] and [[Skillah]] joined the team. In August [[2011]] [[Kingpin]], like [[Skillah]] also ex-[[Fusion]], joined th [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...ayer, started out in Æsir, which was one of the only clans in Finland back in 1996. ...'Finnish' and 'se' with 'fi'. foundquake is the year in which the player started playing QuakeWorld. If some of the information is unknown about the player,
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  • Played original Quake from 2000 to 2004, with passages in several clans, and then retired. Got back in 2017. Unfortunately his first duel was against [[GT]], and didn't go very w
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  • ...them were brought together (everyone except for [[reppie]] and [[blixem]]) in this team that was supposed to become the next [[Firing Squad]] ;) ...[Purity]] and the rest of the team split ways [[Insanity]] was formed who started out with [[Dutch Hope]] players [[Murdoc]], [[Optimizer]], [[Sargon]], [[Wi
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  • ...with regard to their geographical location. The clan signed up to perform in [[EQL Season 6]]. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...was CTF5 on which they were very dominant. They had a deep hatred for the in skandinavia often played map [[e2m2]]. ...nd world of warcraft was released VVV stopped as an active team since Zilv started to play WoW, Dek hadn't been very active and other members decided it was t
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  • Founded in [[1997]] by a group of linux lovers in Madeira Island, [[Portugal]]. ...-entered the net, defs were gone.. forgoten... but the name still remained in my mind. - [[1999]]
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  • MM! started around 2002, spoque and billie wanted to form a div2 clan, but things went * Eighth in [[NQR Season 4]] division one
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  • Started playing QW in 2000. among some other minor or rather irrelevant clans:
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  • Started by [[Trash]] in [[2006]]. Together with some old players from [[Suddendeath]] and some new ...b}} tag below if you feel everything noteworthy about this clan is covered in the article. Also, remove this line -->
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  • ...rity]] decided it was enough and made sure they'd form a team together. It started with [[Moris]], [[FlePser]], [[N1eLZz]], [[Locktar]] and [[Kippo]]. [[Moris ...enough and after just three games in [[EQL Season 1]] they threw the towel in the ring.
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  • .... Back then, the clans members numbered less than five, and they all lived in the vicinity of the premises which they occupied for a broadband connection ...of players like dakoth, ermac, nightmare or Sir_SpaZer before - and never in the terms of "div1"-players.<br>
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  • Started out as a QW clan. Today Schroet Kommando, SK, SK-Gaming, is the worlds lead with several squads in different games. Their homepage is also the biggest e-Sport portal
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  • ...considering the fact that clan was established few days before the EQL 10 started. Clan ceased to exist on September 4th 2010 (see Cross Defenders) * [[EQL season 10]] - 6th place in division 4
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  • ...with regard to their geographical location. The clan signed up to perform in EQL Season 6. place on 23.IX.07 against coitus interruptus, ending in 2-0 for cn. Later games with coitus were a lot harder.
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  • ...match mixes/FFA and in various clans/teams participating (or benchwarming) in Challenge Smackdown, Nations Quake Rank, European Quake League and other 4o
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  • ...meeting on the IRC; I, Ralle, Ferran, Belgarion, Jaeger, JK (who was also in Belgarions former clan) and Zaajko. ...d after a while they were pleased. This was the new beginning of a new era in Quakeing.
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  • ...d their first game... and you can guess the rest. One asshole from our net started to leech and we had huge lag, but it's amazing what you can do with couple ...le. I heard that in dm6 we had really hard time keeping our positions, and in dm2 lower rl there was quite a fight. 4 SFP/LGotS players dropped, i dont h
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  • Clan Unf! is a North American Quakeworld Clan in Clan Arena. ...p east CA clans who had participated in several tourneys, most prominently in ASCA (All Star Clan Arena).
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  • ...an full of the other quake players on [[Force9]] (a famous FFA server back in the old days)? And so '''TSW''' was born. The early members didn't have a c ...ed Kingdom Quake Academy). That league was limited only to incredibly poor clans and '''TSW''' was very welcome. Even for [[UKQA]] standards the game was so
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  • ...ve worked out since both [[Crazymac]] and [[Nikke]] thought of joining but in the end nobody though it would work. [[Category:Clans]]
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  • ...olution was obvious - we asked some of our irl-friends (who we played with in our school) to join and were able to build a full roster of players. ...e first official match ended up in a walkover in our favor). The odd thing in this match was that it was played 6on6 - a rather rare event nowadays.
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  • ...2008 and finally a first place in 2009, with Team Finland in nations cup. Started Quakeworld again at the end of 2009 and is still playing.
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  • ...he clan [[Impulse X]]. '''IX''' developed to be one of the strongest clans in the original quake brazilian scene. In 2006, when '''IX''' was closed, he moved to [[QuakeWorld]] and joined [[Ani
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  • Hell Xpress was formed in 1996 as a Quake DeathMatch clan. We started playing Team Fortress on the first day of release. A full clan history is b
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  • ...UK. Notorious for his Quad Camping, Slick was voted best CTFer in the UK in an online poll ran by popular columnist Methos. ...'Finnish' and 'se' with 'fi'. foundquake is the year in which the player started playing QuakeWorld. If some of the information is unknown about the player,
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