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Revision as of 00:25, January 11, 2015
| Location | Netherlands |
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| Owner | Victor Goosens (Nazgul) |
| Player Manager | Robin Nyman (Bumblebee) |
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Team Liquid is a professional eSports organization based in the Netherlands. Owned by Victor Goosens (Nazgul), the team began as a StarCraft: Brood War clan in 2000 and was initially centred around the video games of StarCraft II and Dota 2. In March 2014, the sponsor entered the community of professional Super Smash Bros. by forming a Melee team[1] of Ken and KoreanDJ and became the first team with a major eSports pedigree to enter the Smash arena. The decision to form a team for Melee stemmed from The Smash Brothers documentary that was filmed by Samox, who also produced the announcement video for the induction of the duo to Team Liquid. Peter Nguyen (Waytosexy) welcomed Ken and KDJ on behalf of the Dota 2 team and revealed himself to be a Smash enthusiast, while Snute did the same on behalf of the StarCraft team while himself revealing that he had played Melee extensively in 2002, especially as Yoshi, and equated high-level Melee play to high-level StarCraft micro (the RTS shortening of micromanagement, meaning unit control.)
Outside of its professional gaming endeavours, Team Liquid hosts the most-visited StarCraft-related website in the world (TeamLiquid.net); both Ken and KoreanDJ actually had registered and used the forums prior to joining Team Liquid. Since then, it has opened its own Smash forums and has also added Smash to its wiki, Liquipedia, which already includes sections for StarCraft II, StarCraft: Brood War, DotA 2 and Hearthstone: Heroes of WarCraft.
External links
- Team Liquid website
- Team Liquid entry at the Smash Liquipedia section
- Team Liquid's Melee Trailer by Samox
References
- ^ http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/smash-bros/446516-liquid-smash-brothers-melee Liquid Smash Bros. Melee] TeamLiquid.net
