by Rod "Slasher" Breslau:
The contracts of Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel's Free Players' (FPO), Magnus "fox" Olsson, Johan "toxjq" Quick and Alessandro "stermy" Avallone, have ended. The organization has decided not to renew their contracts.
"The agreements for Johan, Magnus and Alessandro have expired and we now work with them on a case by case basis, allowing them the freedom to join other teams and organizations", says a representative of Auravision, the exclusive licensor of the Fatal1ty brand. "Our arrangement with them remains cordial, respectful and supportive."
As the World Series of Video Games abruptly shut down in late 2007, the deathmatch community was left at a standstill with very few events to participate in. Over the past ten months, there have only been a handful of high-level dueling tournaments, not including latest F.E.A.R CPL World Tour stops.
"Given the changing landscape in which present day competitions are held, it was decided to take another approach with regard to support of players under the FPO umbrella," Auravision explains. The decision not to renew the contracts also came before the recent announcement of the AGP Tour, slated to focus on 1v1 deathmatch competition.
The contracts of Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel's Free Players' (FPO), Magnus "fox" Olsson, Johan "toxjq" Quick and Alessandro "stermy" Avallone, have ended. The organization has decided not to renew their contracts.
"The agreements for Johan, Magnus and Alessandro have expired and we now work with them on a case by case basis, allowing them the freedom to join other teams and organizations", says a representative of Auravision, the exclusive licensor of the Fatal1ty brand. "Our arrangement with them remains cordial, respectful and supportive."
As the World Series of Video Games abruptly shut down in late 2007, the deathmatch community was left at a standstill with very few events to participate in. Over the past ten months, there have only been a handful of high-level dueling tournaments, not including latest F.E.A.R CPL World Tour stops.
"Given the changing landscape in which present day competitions are held, it was decided to take another approach with regard to support of players under the FPO umbrella," Auravision explains. The decision not to renew the contracts also came before the recent announcement of the AGP Tour, slated to focus on 1v1 deathmatch competition.
Edited by Slasher at 04:34 CDT, 11 June 2008 - 28846 Hits
i'm pretty sure that if it was about counterstrike they would send their female team in zimbabwe to play.