Written by Chris "bootman" Boutté

Introduction to The Titans Playbook

The Titans have come a long way in the past year. After being counted out for quite some time, they are finally making a comeback. After winning a CPL Qualifier as well as their ESWC Qualifier to represent their country of Denmark in the ESWC World Finals, they gained a lot of respect.

What happened at the ESWC World Finals was not expected by anybody, and this was The Titans walking away with the gold after a very well played tournament. The Titans brought a lot of new tactics to the tournament as well as incredible gameplay from the entire lineup.

The Titans have reinvented defensive formations on many maps, which has really been throwing their opponents off guard during most of their matches. One of the most notable tactics has been their defensive side of de_dust2 that impressed many and really made one rethink how this side of the map is to be played.

In this playbook, we will go over de_dust2, de_nuke, de_inferno, and de_train. Unfortunately, due to a lack of demos and The Titans being a European team, we did not have the capability of covering their tactics on important maps such as de_cpl_mill and de_cpl_fire.

Learn from The Titans' new style of play and how successful it is, but also pay attention to their weaknesses that may or may not cost them important matches at the Summer CPL 2004 event. But most of all, enjoy!