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New German Overwatch team signed by TaKeTV

Former Luminonsity DPS Arthur "Eissfeldt" Marx is the big name player on the team.
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At a time when smaller esports organizations are dropping out of Overwatch, TaKeTV is signing its first team.

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Angry Titans field a core of four German Overwatch players, backed by two international players, with the goal of representing Germany on the international Overwatch stage.

“Our goal is to create a strong team dynamic and being able to compete with the best teams out there within the next several months,” TaKeTV said in a statement.

Former Luminosity Gaming DPS player Arthur “Eissfeldt” Marx will lead the team. Former StarCraft 2 professional Jonathan “Jona” Stelma, FPS veteran Michael “michr” Rosen, Overwatch newcomer Michael “VorteX” Larionov, former League of Legends player Cem “immortal” Oezgecen, former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player Fabio “AFoxx” Veigas, and coach Christian “radioboiii” Gutzelnig make up the rest of the roster.

Angry Titans don’t yet have a tournament schedule just yet, but are playing Overwatch on stream at gamescom 2017 in Cologne, Germany.

With official Blizzard-sanctioned events like Overwatch Contenders and Overwatch League dominating the game’s professional scene, many organizations have been dropping out of the game. Most opportunities in Overwatch are centered on a few main events, many of which have already begun, and require a qualification or buy-in. A lot of potential teams simply don’t have the ability, whether it be skill or cash, to participate.

Overwatch League is expected to kick off later this year. Hopefully it will pump some life into the competitive Overwatch scene.


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