OH BABY

[Mikaelo]

okay

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I was TGL-o champion.

[Mikaelo]

I was TGL-o champion.

Was TGL the league with like 2v2 pistols and bs like that? If so, I'm guilty to have played in it. I remember my first "clan" made me join and we never ended up playing a match haha

[Bläckup]

lol.. i played a season in CAL-M winter 2000-2001... it marked the time i quit playing CS for anything but FY_ and death match servers.


CS:S...LOL.

CS 1.5 is where its at.

[Crazy Diana]

cyberathlete amateur league

[lawlerbation the hardcore squatter]

or

cyber athletic league

[Crazy Diana]

Cyberathlete Amateur League

The CPL also owned and operated an online video game league for amateur players and teams, named the Cyberathlete Amateur League or CAL. CAL operated year-round, with regular eight-week seasons, one or two matches per week, and a single-elimination postseason (playoffs).

On November 14, 2008, the newly formed CPL Holding Group, LLC from United Arab Emirates announced that it had acquired the Cyberathlete Amateur League (CAL).[5]

On February 22, 2009, CAL ceased online operations(website was shutdown). At its peak CAL was one of the largest online gaming leagues in North America with 20,000 teams and over 600,000 registered players. The CAL website was located at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.caleague.com">www.caleague.com</a><!-- w -->

[CAN]

600000 players during that time was probably 95% of the gaming population

[Bläckup]

600000 players during that time was probably 95% of the gaming population

*Competing* population... don't forget about all those 12 year olds bitches ditched at LAN centers for hours at a time while they got their dickins.

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http://classic-web.archive.org/web/2004 ... eague.com/