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* [[1999]] - 1st in [[NECL]] | * [[1999]] - 1st in [[NECL]] | ||
* [[1999]] - 1st in [[Heroes]]2? | * [[1999]] - 1st in [[Heroes]]2? | ||
− | * [[1999]] - 1st and 2nd at [[Forsaken]] | + | * [[1999]] - 1st and 2nd at [[Forsaken Lan IV]] |
* [[2000]] - 1st in [[TopTen]] | * [[2000]] - 1st in [[TopTen]] | ||
* [[2000]] - 5th (tied) [[Villains Season 2]] ([[V2_Quarter_FF-Z|Detailed match report of Quarterfinal]]) | * [[2000]] - 5th (tied) [[Villains Season 2]] ([[V2_Quarter_FF-Z|Detailed match report of Quarterfinal]]) |
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History
Clan Z was forged from a core group of players from the legendary clans Finnish Allied Quakers and Clan Cute. Clan Z was considered the best Scandinavian clan for most of it's existence and maintained a virtually undefeated record.
A dramatic match and the passing of the torch V2 Quarter FF-Z One of the more memorable matches in QuakeWorld history was between Clan Z and Flaming Fist. Z lost the match in a fashion never seen before. In a way, in this match, Z ended up passing the torch to FF for a new era of QuakeWorld, an era of speed. The difference between the bunnyhopping Swedes and the slow trotting oldschoolers of Z was astounding and especially on dm3, Z looked like it was standing still while FF were zooming all around the map, leaving Z no room to breathe.
Clan Z had been less active before this match and afterwards seemed to wind down even more, losing to FF again in Smackdown Season 1.
Information
- Founded: March 7th, 1998 by former members of Finnish Allied Quakers and Clan Cute
- Nationality: Finnish
- Clan prefix: Z
- IRC channel: #Z (QuakeNet)
Members
Former members
Achievements
- 1998 - 1st in QWSM
- 1999 - 1st in NECL
- 1999 - 1st in Heroes2?
- 1999 - 1st and 2nd at Forsaken Lan IV
- 2000 - 1st in TopTen
- 2000 - 5th (tied) Villains Season 2 (Detailed match report of Quarterfinal)
- 2000 - 9th (tied) Smackdown North Europe Season 1 (Detailed match report of Eighthfinal)
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