TLR closes down, the LAN will go on!
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27 Apr 2011, 11:52
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News
Firstly, I would like to say that the LAN even will continue, none of the teams will lose any money or anything like that so don't panic. Secondly, yes it's true (sadly), TLR has closed its doors for now and by coincidence, the site has gone offline as well so there will be a lot of unanswered questions. I have a copy of the news post that was due to go live yesterday on the site before it went offline, I've written in the full version but only displayed the ET version and the thanks to all of you who've shown your support to us over the last few months. If you would like to read the full news post to find out about our other teams and staff members, then you can unhide the rest of the post.
Nothing changes for the LAN apart from the name. I'm still running it, TLR's sponsors weren't involved in it (apart from YCN and they're still involved). Same goes for the mapping contest, that will still go on as TLR, the prize WILL be given.
We're sure it will come as a shock to a lot of you, some of you may even be saddened by the news or maybe you saw it coming. Regardless of your reaction, the news is true; TLR will officially be closing its doors.
Throughout the short 4 months since our re-launch in December, our online campaign has been fantastic. We've seen our Facebook group grow from 86 people to 553, our Twitter followers go from 126 to 411, our website traffic going from 200+ unique hits in a week to 300+ unique hits a day. We would like to dedicate the last 4 months to our teams, our staff and of course all of you who have continuously supported our teams and projects. As cliché as it sounds, we couldn't have achieved what we achieved without all the aforementioned.
What will happen next? Read on to find out about our teams, their time in TLR and what their future holds...
We made a return into Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory by bringing in an all-star team who have displayed their skill and talent throughout their time here at TLR and will continue to do so. Their first contribution to TLR was the ClanBase EuroCup championship mere days after they joined. Since then, they collectively achieved Team of The Year in the Crossfire awards and several players received personal awards such as best aimer, player of the year and most underrated player. This team have been fantastic to work with and we wish them the absolute best in their future together. We're sure you'll be hearing about their new venture very, very soon.
Finally, and certainly by no means least, a MASSIVE thankyou to all companies and organisations who have shared their efforts with us as an organisation and provided us with funding, products and moral support over the years. You have all been fantastic and wish you all the best in your future and hope the market continues to boom for each and every one of you!
It's goodbye from TLR... for now at least.
www.tlr-esports.com
Nothing changes for the LAN apart from the name. I'm still running it, TLR's sponsors weren't involved in it (apart from YCN and they're still involved). Same goes for the mapping contest, that will still go on as TLR, the prize WILL be given.
We're sure it will come as a shock to a lot of you, some of you may even be saddened by the news or maybe you saw it coming. Regardless of your reaction, the news is true; TLR will officially be closing its doors.
Throughout the short 4 months since our re-launch in December, our online campaign has been fantastic. We've seen our Facebook group grow from 86 people to 553, our Twitter followers go from 126 to 411, our website traffic going from 200+ unique hits in a week to 300+ unique hits a day. We would like to dedicate the last 4 months to our teams, our staff and of course all of you who have continuously supported our teams and projects. As cliché as it sounds, we couldn't have achieved what we achieved without all the aforementioned.
What will happen next? Read on to find out about our teams, their time in TLR and what their future holds...
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
We made a return into Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory by bringing in an all-star team who have displayed their skill and talent throughout their time here at TLR and will continue to do so. Their first contribution to TLR was the ClanBase EuroCup championship mere days after they joined. Since then, they collectively achieved Team of The Year in the Crossfire awards and several players received personal awards such as best aimer, player of the year and most underrated player. This team have been fantastic to work with and we wish them the absolute best in their future together. We're sure you'll be hearing about their new venture very, very soon.
Finally, and certainly by no means least, a MASSIVE thankyou to all companies and organisations who have shared their efforts with us as an organisation and provided us with funding, products and moral support over the years. You have all been fantastic and wish you all the best in your future and hope the market continues to boom for each and every one of you!
It's goodbye from TLR... for now at least.
www.tlr-esports.com
R.I.P. TLR [*]
maybe?seems very poor, especialy for a whole org :U
You even mention it yourself that it's not working.
What's the point of posting a non- working link? :XD
:))))))))))
but yeh i agree, you're an MGC mainly because you love games and esports rather than for money
i think some MGCs rely too much on being a business or are poorly managed
They should really be thought of in terms of being amateur clubs rather than professional teams until there is stable TV or advertising revenue which teams can rely on
Oh yeah, and the players who dont have real clans (Moon, Lyn, all the korean SC players).
e. and isnt EG a Sc2 Clan , too?
Updated my blog btw with something you might find interesting atleast :-d
and there were some minor stories about Lyn not getting his last 3 salaries before leaving SK.
PS: Love u Sean <3
(23:00:12) (@Gr3ma) having a big dick is like a being a manager of tlr - it sounds cool, but it gives you only problems
And about the LAN, did you really do that on your own without TLR being involved (except for the name?)? I mean taking all the (financial) risk and stuff?
And yes, 100% the LAN was and still is my idea. Something I've wanted to do for a long time now, I just used the TLR name to help promote the org.
its like the humM3L bitchmove at cic7 xD
tlr will just go back to impact now tbh.
TLA
The last Attempt.
bb TLR
gl
are they even able to give them a nice lan support?xD