wNv teamwork
| wNv teamwork | |
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| Abbreviation | wNv |
| operator | wNv Teamwork DET Co., Ltd |
| Manager |
 Lei Li
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| Headquarters |
Beijing
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| founding year | 2003 |
| resolution | 2010 |
| Homepage | www.wnv.com.cn ( Memento from March 31, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) |
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wNv Teamwork was a Chinese e-sports - Clan , which was founded in the year of 2003. This made him one of the first professional clans in China. The name stands for wisdom + nerve = victory .
During the World e-Sports Games , wNv also became well-known in Europe and was able to win both the third season of the WEG 2005 and the WEG Masters 2006. The clan last consisted of sections Counter-Strike, Warcraft III and Need for Speed. The Warcraft III team took part in the ESL WC3L Series .
On January 19, 2007, wNv Teamwork became the first Chinese clan to join the G7 teams . After two years, the clan was expelled for inactivity. In the fall of 2010, wNv dissolved.
successes
Counter-Strike
- World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 1: Top 8
- World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 2: Top 8
- Electronic Sports World Cup 2005: Top 8
- World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 3: 1st place
- World e-Sports Games Masters 2006: 1st place
- WCG Asian Championship 2006: 1st place
- WSVG China 2006: 1st place
- KODE5 Global Finals 2006: 2nd place
- WSVG China 2007: 1st place
- EM III - Asian Finals: 1st place
- International e-Sports Festival 2009: 2nd place
Warcraft III
- WC3L Season XI: 5th place
- WC3L Season XII: 11th place
- World Series of Video Games 2006: 3rd place - Dae Hui "FoV" Cho
- Pro Gamer League 2007: 3rd place - Huang "TH000" Xiang
Web links
- Official homepage ( Memento of March 31, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ wNv Teamwork Digital Entertainment Technology Co., Ltd
- ↑ readmore.de: wNv - The start team from China
- ↑ wNv announce disbandment. hltv.org, September 7, 2010, accessed August 1, 2015 .