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Outside of ''Melee'', Armada also ''[[Project M]]'' competitively from 2012-2015, maining {{PM|Pit}}. He was one of the best ''Project M'' players in the world in the 3.02 era, with his precision with Pit's light arrows earning him the nickname "The Swedish Sniper." In addition, he had seen some competitive play in the other ''Smash'' titles that came after ''Melee''. His greatest performances in these other ''Smash'' games took place in early-''[[Ultimate]]'' where he was considered one of the best {{SSBU|Inkling}} players from Europe, though he primarily competed outside said region and as such was recognized as an honorable mention on the inaugural [[European Smash Rankings|European Ultimate Power Rankings]]. He was also one of the most successful ''Melee'' players in early-''Ultimate'', having placed 17th at the supermajors {{Trn|Mainstage}} and {{Trn|The Big House 9}} and defeated {{Sm|ZD}} at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit}}. He stopped competing after {{Trn|DreamHack Winter 2019}} and has fully retired from competitive ''Smash''. | Outside of ''Melee'', Armada also ''[[Project M]]'' competitively from 2012-2015, maining {{PM|Pit}}. He was one of the best ''Project M'' players in the world in the 3.02 era, with his precision with Pit's light arrows earning him the nickname "The Swedish Sniper." In addition, he had seen some competitive play in the other ''Smash'' titles that came after ''Melee''. His greatest performances in these other ''Smash'' games took place in early-''[[Ultimate]]'' where he was considered one of the best {{SSBU|Inkling}} players from Europe, though he primarily competed outside said region and as such was recognized as an honorable mention on the inaugural [[European Smash Rankings|European Ultimate Power Rankings]]. He was also one of the most successful ''Melee'' players in early-''Ultimate'', having placed 17th at the supermajors {{Trn|Mainstage}} and {{Trn|The Big House 9}} and defeated {{Sm|ZD}} at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit}}. He stopped competing after {{Trn|DreamHack Winter 2019}} and has fully retired from competitive ''Smash''. | ||
Armada | Armada is sponsored by [[Alliance]] since November 6th, 2014<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/2li4ro/armada_joins_alliance/</ref>. On December 12th, 2016, [[Alliance]] was spun-off into a player-owned organization by former parent company [[Twitch]]<ref>http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/18262358/2016-evil-geniuses-alliance-leave-parent-company-goodgame</ref>. Armada, along with the original ''Dota 2'' members, was given a percentage of the organization.<ref>http://www.12up.com/posts/4259994-alliance-now-an-independent-esports-organization</ref> | ||
==Tournament history== | ==Tournament history== |