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The 2nd year Anniversary of the Official GotFrag World Rankings is also the 20th update released today. The first release of the Rankings was December 15th, 2002 and over the past two years it has seen wild changes after CPL’s which was true for the World Rankings. The two regional rankings didn’t see much shakeup at all by comparison. The biggest question for all involved could be where the new NiP falls but there’s intriguing storylines for all the rankings. ![]() The 2nd year Anniversary of the Official GotFrag World Rankings is also the 20th update released today. The first release of the Rankings was December 15th, 2002 and over the past two years it has seen wild changes after CPL’s which was true for the World Rankings. The two regional rankings didn’t see much shakeup at all by comparison. The biggest question for all involved could be where the new NiP falls but there’s intriguing storylines for all the rankings. Worldwide Rankings [CANNOT DISPLAY TABLE] Just Outside: g3x - 18, mTw.ATI - 14, astralis - 7 Americans take over of the lower rankings after finishing with four out of the top 8 spots at Winter CPL. CPL shakeup took out the Finnish teams after no top 8 placements and roster changes. SK.swe’s former team NiP took a hit dropping two spots while NoA jumped into the top spot barely beating EYE. Begrip and mibr both find themselves on the rankings. For Begrip this is the first appearance while mibr rejoins after a brief absence. North American Rankings
Just Outside: Meepins - 10, viGor - 6, 2D - 4 CPL does funny things to the American rankings after every event. The survivors of CPL tend to get great rankings while the losers and no shows suffer. The update for this CPL really isn't what we are used to seeing after a CPL event. Beyond coL, no one really saw huge changes. TEC slid some spots after not backing up a stellar CAL-I season at CPL. D!E benefited from its 7th place finish, while u5 did not drop much in the rankings after some tough matches. European Rankings [CANNOT DISPLAY TABLE] Just Outside: GG - 9, Pentagram - 5, Virtus.pro - 4 As long as the rankings have been around SK.swe has been at the top or near the top. These rankings show a change as no SK.swe team at CPL results in not only a lack of ranking but a drop of a spot for NiP, SK.swe’s old roster. EYE who has seen a 1st and 2nd place at the last two CPL’s earns a well deserved top ranking. Begrip grabs 3rd after a 4th place finish at CPL. Some tough roster changes and a lower finish then usual hurts both The Titans and D-Skyline. D-Skyline falls as far as 7th as they lost two players to astralis who grabs 6th. mTw capitalizes on the shakeups jumping into the 5th spot. Mouz edges out 4Kings despite a higher CPL placement, to be decided at WEG. General Ranking Notes: 1. Sorry, but there aren't any rankings for Australian, Asian or South American regions. 2. NoA is an international team, and do not qualify for North American or European rankings. They are ranked in the World Rankings. 3. Rankings are voted on by top teams from around the World by an email/point process where each representative ranks the team with the team receiving points based on their individual ranking per representative. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||




















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1. Sorry, but there aren't any rankings for Australian, Asian or South American regions.
12, http://www.gotfrag.com/portal/community/1..
Read community news before questioning AT LEAST. Helps to have five people to play.
I think die should be up to but thats how the votes turn out.
I think Gotfrag has got it pretty much perfect this time round. As far as i can see atleast o.O
like i said these world rankings are always just the results from the last CPL
Both placed 13-16th at the cpl and zEx has beaten u5 the last few times in CAL Invite.
oh wait that was 3 years ago
http://cyberfight.org/site/news/28754/
NiP cant have that spot because they are a "new" team and even as SK havnt won enough to be #1
and EYE lost to NoA (twice) and just lost to a mix team
and they are the only teams that could be #1 in my eyes, i hope to never see an american team as #1. you could randomly pick 5 players from Swedens top 20 and make a mix team that would beat American teams most of the time... hell i could go onto a pub server and get 4 other players and beat usa most of the time
Sidenote. They simply outplayed EYE. 3 Times, though the one time EYE won with a dispute. I'm not saying EYE would of lost without the dispute, but by the way things were looking the situation was pretty grim.
Just trying to help out the reasoning behind the situation, hope i make sense.
These rankings are a good example of how immature the esports-community is.If u want to evolve esports into something bigger u cant have a damn bandwagon-rankingsystem.
Imagine if tennis had the same n00bish rankings.After each Grand Slam u would have a new #1???
Its just hillarious how a team like NoA can grab the #1 spot when their performances are like this:
2nd,humiliated,humiliated,humiliated,humi...
humiliated,humiliated,humiliated,humiliat...
Now is that the solid base for a number 1 ranked team in the world???
#43 but explain this: EYE was totally dominating CPL-Summer and was the best team at that point. Did they receive the topspot? no...
CPl-winter:
NoA plays against eye loses (buggflash), a match that eye had won anyway. They had a very strong finishing t-side and i believe they had manage to win.
Final: NoA wins against EYE with 16-14. that is not so dominating? Noa had a better day. NoA wasn´t dominating cpl-winter. They played 19-17 against mibr and they had some really close matches against eye. And still they get the topspot at the worldrankings? For me its just insane..
btw how well did australian teams do in '04?
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