22-03-2011, 04:52
Western Australia
ClanSport Masters is an invitational competition presented by CyberSnipa and hosted by ozfortress.com, targeting the 8 top TF2 clans from Australia and New Zealand.
The ClanSport TF2 Masters Series was inspired by a number of different eSports organisations worldwide, bringing a new level of organisation and professionalism into eSports. Launched in August 2009, the ClanSport TF2 Masters Series is set to pave the way for future ClanSport endeavours that will hopefully take Australian gaming to the next level.
CSM1
[About] [Draw & Results Table] [Rules] [POTT Info] [POTT Table]
[About] [Draw & Results Table] [Rules] [POTT Info] [POTT Table]
CSM2
[About] [Draw & Results Table] [Rules] [POTT Info]
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22-03-2011, 10:35
Australia1,581 Posts
b/Aragon
League Admin
Custom Fortress League
The custom fortress league was a fun enjoyable competition run over a 10 week period showcasing more then 6 custom maps selected for competitive play. The primary objective of the competition was to showcase and test a selection of custom maps created by the wider tf2 community. The competition was run with pools for the preliminary rounds and a single elimination final.
The competition fulfilled its objectives by promoting maps and exposing teams to the concept of custom maps. Today there are many custom maps played by many teams throughout Australian Team Fortress.
The three competitions all ran with small variations allowing for a test bench of maps, formats and even a place to discuss map design. The Custom Fortress League setup allowed 'So You Think You Can Map', another competition, to be successfully run along side the CFL competition.
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22-03-2011, 10:52
Australia3,183 Posts
Administrator
ultiduo
ultiduo is a 2v2 tournament where teams are comprised of a "Combo" (a soldier and a medic pair). Combo's duel each other in a specially designed arena, which forces them to rely on only their brute deathmatching skill and cunning.
The format produces the fastest paced action and close quarters contests of any tournament on the ozfortress calendar. The winners advance, the losers are immediately eliminated. At the end, the final combo take their place in ozfortress tournament history as ultiduo champions.
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23-03-2011, 00:05
The battle lines are set, foes become friends, neighbours become allies. The competition where you greatness is dependent on where you rest your head. State of Origin allows you to play for state pride, without all the pretentious bullshit of inner clan politics. Ignore this competition at your peril, it's serious, deadly serious.
ozfortress state of origin (SoO)
ozfortress state of origin (SoO)
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73% of the population were involved in some form of recall stabilisation program, to compensate for unquantifiable consciousness anomalies. Unlike most people, he knew exactly where he'd find the answers.
73% of the population were involved in some form of recall stabilisation program, to compensate for unquantifiable consciousness anomalies. Unlike most people, he knew exactly where he'd find the answers.
23-03-2011, 03:40
ozfortress cup 1
The ozfortress cup was an 8v8 competition open to both Australian and New Zealand clans, however numbers were limited to 32 clans. The cup followed a world cup format with 8 pools of 4 clans, all of which were seeded based on prior results from both the Gamearena Ladder and the previous NZFortress:Immolation competitions. The top two clans from each pool went through to single elimination rounds, eventually narrowing the field down to the best clan and consequently the ozfortress cup champions.
ozfortress cup 2
Designed with spectators and variety in mind this competition found out the best clans in Oceania heading into 2011. Wilcard matches took place between the 19th of December and the end of the year with the first round of the competition kicking off early in the new year.
Invitations were sent to the top 12 teams of 2010, while 8 wild card teams were left to fight over the final four positions in the competition.
ozfortress cup 3
The ozfortress cup 3 included 12 invited teams, leaving 16 teams to battle it out in a 2 week, 4 group wildcard bracket. Following completion of the ozfortress winter league 9 in May 2013, where in the Premier Grand Final Team Immunity were able to best Rewound, the ozfc3 was set to be a thriller.
Following a grueling double elimination bracket of 16 teams, Team Immunity would go on to face the infamous Supervillains who Rewound in the previous round. Casted by TFLive, it came down to the wire in the second map for Supervillians, ultimately falling to Team Immunity 5-0 5-4.
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27-03-2011, 19:49
The format consisted of 6 players on each team with the critical weapon fire effect turned off. There were also class restrictions and a map pool from which teams eliminated and picked their maps each round.
All participants to the tournament were privately invited and had to meet strict requirements to be eligible. 12 teams accepted their invite and 8 teams were given an opportunity to battle it out for 4 spots as a wildcard team. Wildcard teams fought it out in an elimination round before the tournament started.
nGRi
[About] [Draw & Results Table] [Final News Post]
[About] [Draw & Results Table] [Final News Post]
Similar to nGRi, this competition was organised in collaboration with netGameRadio, ozfortress and iPGN.
The rules and maps did not change and more emphasis was placed on spectator involvement. This tournament also included wildcard entrants as the previous. A good write up from nesk can be found here. The tipping competition also took off during this tournament with the top 3 winners getting sponsor prizes.
The rules and maps did not change and more emphasis was placed on spectator involvement. This tournament also included wildcard entrants as the previous. A good write up from nesk can be found here. The tipping competition also took off during this tournament with the top 3 winners getting sponsor prizes.
F6i
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1-04-2011, 03:29
capping for a cause
Capping for a Cause, (or C4C), is a 6v6 fundraising competition involving a maximum of 16 teams fighting it out in a double elimination scenario. However there is a twist! In order to raise money, teams are asked to "buy their seed" in the competition by simply making a donation upon sign-up. The higher the donation, the higher the seed, the easier their path through the single elimination. Teams can sign up with a minimum donation of $30.00AU
Going beyond teams making donations, ozfortress.com will also match every cap out during the competition dollar4cap...much like the commonwealth bank donate $1000 for every 6 hit during the summer.
C4C2: Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and beyondblue
[Rules] [Division One Results] [Division Two Results] [ozfortress Dollar/cap]
[beyondblue Donations] [PCFA Donations] [Donator List] [Prizes]
C4C1: Australian Cancer Research Foundation
[About] [Rules] [Maps] [Results] [Donation Portal]
[Rules] [Division One Results] [Division Two Results] [ozfortress Dollar/cap]
[beyondblue Donations] [PCFA Donations] [Donator List] [Prizes]
C4C1: Australian Cancer Research Foundation
[About] [Rules] [Maps] [Results] [Donation Portal]
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3-09-2011, 02:31
ozfortress and iPGN presents
ozfortress Civil War
The battlefield PAYLOAD.
The arms dealer iPGN.
The armies YOU.
No unlock restrictions, no time restrictions. The only rule is you are either with me or against me!
#cw @ irc.gamesurge.net
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17-02-2012, 17:27
An open ladder based competition which runs on 10 day intervals. Clans may join at any time if they want to compete in fun casual games.
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6-03-2012, 12:31
Adelaide
ozfortress presents: the KritzKast Lo-Fi Offclass Cup
Early in 2011, an idea was formed by the brilliantly twisted minds over at KritzKast; to host a competition which promoted the use of classes largely shunned in the competitive 6v6 scene. The basic idea? A 6v6 competition...
So to clarify, there are no Soldiers, Scouts or Demomen allowed. Sound fun? You betcha! After promotion on the official TF2 blog, the (European) competition was run in late September, and it was widely hailed as a great success.
In January 2012, ozfortress ran its own flavor of KritzKast cup. Rules were largely the same; class restrictions and unlocks were identical to the original competition, and the map pool included Gullywash, Badlands, Snakewater, Ashville, Viaduct, and the Australian competitive debut of Foundry. The competition was be run in the double elimination style, over two nights in January.
The winners of the title, and of the set of Vintage Lo-Fi Longwaves, were the deserving Bradley Philpott Appreciation Club, aka iM. SQL came a close second, and the Dudemen fought valiantly to achieve third place.
Early in 2011, an idea was formed by the brilliantly twisted minds over at KritzKast; to host a competition which promoted the use of classes largely shunned in the competitive 6v6 scene. The basic idea? A 6v6 competition...
Quote:
| where players are limited to no more than 2 of each: Pyros, Snipers or Spies; and only 1 of each: Heavy, Engineer or Medic. What’s a comp cup without a bunch of weapon restrictions? So weapon unlocks are limited to Degreaser, Flare Gun, Axtinguisher, GRU, Frontier Justice, Gunslinger, Medlocks, Huntsman, Machina, Jarate and the Dead Ringer. |
In January 2012, ozfortress ran its own flavor of KritzKast cup. Rules were largely the same; class restrictions and unlocks were identical to the original competition, and the map pool included Gullywash, Badlands, Snakewater, Ashville, Viaduct, and the Australian competitive debut of Foundry. The competition was be run in the double elimination style, over two nights in January.
The winners of the title, and of the set of Vintage Lo-Fi Longwaves, were the deserving Bradley Philpott Appreciation Club, aka iM. SQL came a close second, and the Dudemen fought valiantly to achieve third place.
Last edited by obla; 27-03-2016 at 19:30.
New South Wales
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