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| eXile5 Cevo-i Grand Final Champions |
| Posted by: krmnl 15.06.2009 - 17:07 |
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Link to the Gamestah GTV: www.gamestah.com/file/view/2658
eXile5 vs RiceRickets Cevo-i grand final
The last time these two teams came up against each other RiceRockets were the only team in Cevo-I who had beat the favourites on Dust 2 during overtime in round 6. As the grand final approached the rules were changed to who ever won the knife fight got to choose map or side. eXile5 won the knife and wanted Dust 2, the map they had lost to RiceRockets earlier in the season.
eXile5 came into the finals with 2 wins (16-8 vs TRAiNWRECK on train, 16-6 vs GentlemeN on inferno) and 2 lives as RiceRockets was in the lower bracket. First round starting as the Terrorist side, eXile 5 won which automatically gave the team the advantage coming into the final. First gun round RiceRockets won bringing the game 3-1 to eXile5, 5th round eXile5 used a very standard rush to Bomb B and got the entry frags to bring the game to 4-1. RiceRockets eco the next 2 rounds and the game is brought to 6-1 in favour of eXile5. RiceRockets buy up using their cash but x5. Dread takes three enemies down leaving him sitting on 15 frags at the end of the the 8th round. This forces RiceRockets to eco yet again.
eXile5 get stomped next round by flab and bringing the game scores to 8-2.Unfazed eXile5 win the next round but get taken down the round after leaving the scores at 9-3 in eXile5's favour. eXile 5 finally take down the first half at 12-3.
The second half begins with very aggressive play by eXile5 seeing them take out the first round after a 2v2 retake. RiceRockets play desperate and buy an AK’s on the second round yet don’t win the round forcing them into a very uncomfortable situation with hardly any money for the rest of the game. RiceRockets half buy for the remaining rounds but the advantage has sunk in. eXile5 win all the rounds they need, winning the Cevo-I Season 4 16-4 and with a prize money of $1000 dollars and an invite to Cevo-P next season.
Slight changes to the eXile5 team lineup include picking up ex Cevo-P players 403 and Subberz. Dash will be sitting out next season but will still be sitting on the bench as eXile5 enter Cevo-P season 5
eXile current lineup:
Shane "trick" Quelch
Ben "bzy_" Quelch
Brett "DREAD" Rutter
Ashton "RequieM" Macaulay
Brad "subberz" Logue
Andrew "dash" Dare
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| CubosGaming partners with Team-eXile5 |
| Posted by: Smiley 05.06.2009 - 19:25 |
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Team-Exile5 are pleased to announce their new sponsorship with CuBOS Gaming who will be providing us with outstanding new servers for each of the different divisions.
CuBOS Gaming started out by offering Call of Duty gaming servers in 2007, making a name for themselves in the Cybergamer.com.au community. This was achieved by simply offering reliable servers and constant server monitoring, preventing overload. This simple formula has been providing great performance and results ever since.
Currently they have nearly 200 game and voice servers located in Sydney with low latencies and over 100 clients.
They have also recently expanded into offering Source Engine game servers, which includes many of the most popular platforms and titles, including Counter Strike, Team Fortress 2, Left for Dead and more.
All of their systems are top of the line Dell machines with Dual Quad core Intel Xeon processors and 8 GB of memory or more.
Their servers are located in Global Switch (Australia's most advanced data centre). Using premium bandwidth suppliers such as PacNet, Vocus and Pipe Networks, CuBOS hosting is fast, reliable and affordable.
The last year has seen us taking on several new divisions including Team Fortress 2, Day of Defeat and two CounterStrike teams. This has meant that our need for reliable high quality servers has been greater than ever. Each of the divisions has been very impressed with the performance of the servers whilst testing and we have had encouraging feedback from other teams during practice matches. We invite any teams wanting to look at private servers to come in and check it out in your favourite game for a scrim or just for a look at the stability and performance. We can also offer a great introduction to the team at CuBOS for any further questions.
The team at CuBOS offer an unconditional 7 day money back guarantee if you are not absolutely content with their level of service and stability. They are contactable via msn, xfire, email or their website and we would like to take this opportunity welcome them onboard.
“Gaming servers brought to you by gamers”
www.CuBOSGaming.com
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| Team eXile5 wins 5th Consecutive 10v10 Grand Final |
| Posted by: Smiley 30.05.2009 - 22:08 |
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Wednesday Night saw x5's BF2 team take out our 5th Consecutive Grand Final win in the GameArena 10v10 Pro Ladder. In probably our toughest season of BF2 in any format, it's been a long and difficult five months.
First of all, we'd like to thank and pay our respects to teams such as predatorZ, AusFieldOps, Barbie, vRes` and Carnage, whom were all worthy opponents and scrim partners.
Whilst this hard season had prepared the team for a tough finals series, our team needed to focus on building strats which were unique and more complex than previously used. This was one of the most challenging parts to this finals series.
Team eXile5 had already played vRes` this season, coming away with only a 10 ticket win. We learned a lot from this game and it humbled us, as it was time we put forward some serious preparation for what we were expecting to be one hell of a challenge. The map Dalian plant has 2 critical aspects that need to be prepare and tested well before the match. These are, deciding on how to execute a proper Chopper camp, and AA truck usage was critical to success. Trials of different strategies fared nicely, gaining capouts multiple times, and confirming a final strategy for the Grand Final
Barbie are an experienced team, renowned for quick movements and cunning tactics, and everyone was interested to see if Barbie could be the first team to end our run of 58 wins 0 losses in 10v10. With that in mind we aimed to use the same thing against them with quite a unique and radical rollout.
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An unexpected rollout by Barbie as USA saw us with an easy cap on Main Entrance and our chopper camp on reactor successful. Seeing that only 1 infantry was needed to cap main entrance, our infantry squad focused on attacking reactor from behind once their squad pulled out, and we managed to cap it, getting the chopper up after a near miss of Barbies TOW camp, props going to  Pandemic for the manoeuvre and Dodo for the execution
Cleaning up the attack on our main we reinforced our 3 flags and attempted a few capout attacks on us main. 3rd attempt saw us neutralise construction and a heavy vehicles presence at main entrance prevented their attack on that base, capping them out and quickly winning the round on the tougher PLA side 128-0, A great start for the Grand Final for us but we couldn’t get over confident.
We’ve been capped out early as USA plenty of times in pracs beforehand and we knew we had to be aware of where their jeep pushed as China. We felt the only place they could attack would be our main as attacking elsewhere heavily would waste alot of tickets.
Surprisingly Barbie had a very slow rollout on China turning their only car into a jihad to attack reactor. Prepared to kill a car coming to reactor we handled that fairly early on, got the chopper up with no camping prepared on it from Barbie and went on proceeding to attack their main with chopper support.
Barbie had capped Main entrance but couldn’t get anywhere else. We setup a lockdown of both sides of their remaining flag and had pretty much won the game by this point with Barbie not attempting the bold rollout on our main we had expected. Wanting to get the match over quickly and end the pain for barbie we snuck in a medic pair to grey their last flag while everyone else distracted their team and the spawn points.
Capout of the 2nd round occurred at 136-0 and we won the game convincingly by a massive margin of 264-0. The largest winning margin of a 10v10 Grand Final and our biggest win of the season against quality opposition.
A quick match indeed and a stunned team surprising ourselves of the result. Everyone including us expected a close one even some of us within the team expecting to lose. The practice over the last few days and lessons learnt from and since the Vres` game on Dalian helped us a great deal to understand the map that payed off big time.
Alot of practice has been put in over the last 2 months, more than we'd undertaken as a team and it's taken its toll with alot of players now taking a well earned rest. We thank those that put in the massive amount of time and effort for the finals and the teams we scrimmed with all season. Without their help we would not have gotten this far.
Team eXile5 is now changing its focus to 6v6 Season 2, with finals only one month away and are now looking into competing in GA 12v12 |
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| #Team-eXile5 Division updates |
| Posted by: krmnl 18.05.2009 - 12:52 |
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2009 has been a great year so far for Team eXile5 as we approach our 2nd birthday. We have added in 4 new divisions expanding our total to 6, whilst making new friendships between the divisions and showing exceptional results. We at Team eXile5 are very proud with all of our divisions and we cannot thank them enough for all the hard work they have put into making this clan what it is today. With alot more potential for growth in divisions and sponsors we look forward to making this a good year.
I thought I would run through the divisions and their current status within eXile5.
First of all, the 'COD: World at War' division:
The COD boys have been with us since we begun as multigaming. Sticking with the team through thick and thin.
The COD division have just won the COD: World At War Cybergamer Open ladder, by beating qlimaX crew with a solid win in both maps, and have been invited to the COD: World At War CGi League to compete against the best in Australia.
You can watch their progress here
The COD lads are also competing in the COD5 GOTGAMES Aussie Invitational CEVO-P.
You can monitor their games here
Good luck to the COD Division in all their upcoming games.
The best TF2 Team in Aus:
The TF2 boys are doing an awesome job in Team-eXile5. Their dedication to the team and to TF2 is outstanding, and this is shown by their results. Currently they are winning the Cybergamer TF2 CGo ladder with a impressive 10 wins and 0 losses.
Their progress can be seen here
In addition to this, they competed in OzFortress, in which they took out the Division 1 title (the only team other than MAD DOGZ to win it.
You can monitor the OzFortress ladder here
Also a big welcome to the newest member Sole.
Good luck to the TF2 division in their upcoming games... More like good skill!
The CS: Source Division:
x5.trick and his team are smashing the competition leading into finals, and are tipped as being the number 1 candidate to take out CEVO-I. With this we hope to see them dominating in CEVO-P by the end of the year.
Also, they've just picked up player 'Subberz', and the rumour going around is his AWP'ing skills are impressive.
These boys are playing in the GotGames CEVO-I League and have just made it into the finals, which commence on the 24th May and will finalize on the 11th of June, with the winners taking $1000.
You can watch the finals play out here
The boys also qualified at the AINC Queensland qualifier, taking first spot by winning the grand final, being best of three maps, with a win on de_dust2, before comfortably taking out de_inferno and the autoberth on offer.
Unfortunately, due to the gents real life commitments, they are unable to attend AINC, which is quite a shame. All in all they a doing very well and we wish them luck in CEVO-I finals.
The new and improved CS:1.6 Division
The Counter Strike team have gone through some line up changes after recently picking up 'Conz' from XG, and 'tk', who has played with the boys over the past.
Now with 4 confirmed players for the eXile5 team the roster looks as follows:
Rook, ENVY, Conz, Tk, and currently they are trialling a 5th player at the AINC Sydney Qualifiers #2, with a bit of luck finding their 5th to complete team eXile5 CS1.6 Division.
The AINC Sydney Qualifiers #2 will be held on 24th May 2009.
To see the updates go here
The boys are confident to take the invite to AINC in July. The CS team will be playing in a few upcoming online ladders so be sure to keep an eye on this very skilled team. We'd like to take this opportunity to wish GL to teddy and neeza in Sublime. lol
The new DOD: Source Division
The latest addition to eXile5 shelves, but not the least experienced, these boys are dominating the DOD: Source scene on the Gamearena ladder with a record of 10 wins and 1 loss they are currently number 1 on the ladder.
They are also participating in the Rats Gaming ladder.
Their Team involvement with Rats Gaming www.ratsgaming.net and CyberGamer them a real attribute to the team. The boys are hoping for Cybergamer to hold a DOD: Souce Ladder in the coming future. More to come, good luck to the boys.
The best BF2 team in Aus:
Team-eXile5's BF2 team is feared by any opposition in all formats, due to the commitment of all the BF2 players.
A big shoutout to Smiley and all the other Captains for all the work they have done in every format.
Coming out of their CGi 6v6 win, the BF2 boys are climbing back up the CGo 6v6 ladder very quickly with teams fearing a loss recorded against their name, and not accepting challenges.
With a CGo 6v6 win streak of 17 wins 0 losses. We aim to make a 2nd straight finals series in a month and take out the 1st prize of $500.
Our ladder progress can be seen here
We flip over to the 10v10 format, and Gamearena 10v10 finals is where we see the hardcore teams scrape through numbers to fight for numero uno.
Our 10v10 side are coming up against Australian Field Operatives in the semi final game, which is a must win to make it into our 5th straight Grand Final. The team is still undefeated with over 60 wins and 0 losses to its name in this ladder. A record so impressive its rarely been seen by any team in any game around the world.
Updates of the 10v10 ladder can be found here
We wish good luck to all teams playing and hope for a good finals. Soon we intend to compete in the newly formed 12v12 ladder starting in a few weeks which will give us some experience in the size for BF1943 that comes out in September.
Good luck to all the Divisions, you have done all of us proud repping the best:
Team-eXile5
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