NA Invite Top 100: #70-#61

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December 6, 2021

The NA Invite Top 100 is a project merging history and shenanigans with the purpose of highlighting some of the best players in North American TF2 history. Access the hub post here to view outlines, honorable mentions, and previous reveals. Tune in every Monday and Friday for the next release!

delpo has a mere three full seasons of Invite played - all on Demoman, despite starting out as a Soldier main. For reference, in his three incomplete seasons he played a total of 14 matches. Anyways the three teams he played for were S22 EVL Gaming (4th), S26 SVIFT NA (2nd), and S31 cafe monster RB (4th). In S22 and S26 he was top 10 in frags, a mighty impressive feat with all those annoying Scouts infesting the place. If you trim the competition to just other Demos, delpo was always top 3 in both frags and DPM. He kept up with the likes of Bdonski and habib every season he played and that is no small feat. In the previous two drafts of the list delpo was someone that fluctuated a lot for whatever reason, going from #85 at first to #59, and now settling in the middle. Again not a big deal considering bottom 50 are so close and practically interchangeable. It's honestly a damn crime he never played a full season on Soldier though, that shit was magical.

RGL's leading caster man Jarrett is up next. Prior to his position change, he was quite active in the Invite fields. His arc lines up precisely with the Dark Age, playing his first season in S19 and his last in S31, active in all but three seasons during this stretch. The majority of that time was spent with Velocity eSports, contributing to five winning seasons (out of six total) and five playoff appearances (though he did not play in the S29 postseason). His S27 campaign was his best statistically, #1 in frags for Demomen and #3 in FPH trailing only ether and habib. On the ESEA career leaderboards, he's actually a single frag shy of being #50. But hey maybe if the player above him collected more postround kills (yes, those counted unfortunately) then Jarrett's truly in the top 50. Here though, he's a little further back.

I suppose it comes with the territory of playing so many seasons in a game as volatile as TF2, but ninjanick has bounced around a plethora of teams during his tenure. Outside of his three seasons with Street Hoops eSports, he has been one-and-done with every other team. The long list includes squads like Vector Gaming, Top Guns, Classic Mixup, and froyotech. With the first, he had a hand in one of the greatest regular season upsets in Invite history. With the last, he got an Invite title. Regardless, with that much activity it's no surprise to hear that ninjanick is 3rd among all ESEA Medics with nearly 3,500 ubers. The difference in volume between him and #4 bear is substantial, as ninjanick has 455 more ubers in 12 more hours of playtime. bear would have to average 38 UPH to keep pace, and I don't think you need me to tell you that would have been extremely unlikely. ninjanick is also the proud owner of four perfect games in ESEA, which is tied for 3rd most for any Medic. He acquired three of them in a single season (S19) and is the only person in league history to accomplish such a feat.

Now that we're 2/3rds the way home, the next froyotech member steps up to the plate. skeez was a member of the froyo family for the previous four seasons, taking home three championships during his stay. Prior to that, he spent time with the late ESEA era variations of Ascent. skeez' debut season (S23 Circa eSports) was very impressive statistically, having popped the 2nd most ubers alongside the highest ubers per hour in the division, even better than that of fellow playoff Medics shade and cookiejake. He's only missed the postseason twice in his career. That would be ESEA S24 with mario party 4 and RGL S2 with highfive demoman, both times placing 5th and only missing out on playoffs by one or two wins. If those teams had been able to sneak in, skeez would've punched his ticket into a prestigious club: 100% playoffs rate in a quarter of NATF2's lifetime.

After just a season of ESEA Open and Intermediate each, Shamoo made his Invite debut with strolling astronomers in S21 and would be a permanent resident of the division from then on. Not unlike the killer whale, Shamoo had a keen eye for frags whenever he was on the field. Shamoo is one of five players in ESEA Invite history to lead the division in frags for consecutive seasons, doing so in S28 and S29 when he played for Velocity eSports, with two playoff appearances to boot. During Season 28 he did so while still sporting 47.5 FPH which was good for 3rd best between anyone else in the top ten. Shamoo has also appeared at the two Rewind LANs, placing 5th both times (first with Meat Market, then with Velocity). Shamoo has since been a fixture in RGL Invite, spotted performing on teams such as Rat Jail, The Microwave, and Rebirth Esports.

yaug is the only Soldier we're going to meet today, and easily the most unknown to current day players based on when he was active. yaug placed 4th in the inaugural ESEA season, 10th in frags with a whopping 53.1 FPH which was among the highest values in the entire division. Unfortunately with it being the first season, there was no class-specific data available. The technology didn't exist yet. The next season he teamed with the likes of cyzer, DESTRO, and caseey on Evil Geniuses en route to a 2nd place finish. During S3, yaug was in a class of his own on Soldier. He was one of three players to amass over 300 frags in the regular season, leading them all with 379 total while his 48.9 FPH was only outdone by Seagull's 53.3 FPH. No other Invite players let alone Soldiers were in their stratosphere. Between him and Seagull, they set the standard for top tier Soldier play in 2009.

¸,ø¤º°°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º° KROSSBOW KID °º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°°º¤ø,¸ Man, it's been quite some time since seeing that spammed in Twitch chat. kbk only played for five seasons and grabbed three 2nd place finishes on three different teams. In S11 he started out on Pinball Wizards before Classic Mixup shuffled their roster and he was brought on board alongside lansky. kbk had the most frags of any Medic that season, showing that he wasn't afraid to protect himself when needed. He performed admirably at his first LAN for his first silver medal. The other noteworthy seasons were S14 with tri hards and S18 with eLevate. As one may infer from his name and associated copypasta, kbk was one of the first Invite Medics to run Crusader's Crossbow - yes, there was a time when it was a choice and not mandatory - so he earns bonus legacy points there.

Fan favorite Freestate first floated around mid-Invite in his beginning stages. But then along came b4nny and a froyotech offer and from there, he took off. As is usually the case for new(er) players rising to the tippy top of Invite, the scenery change was night and day. Freestate went from a perfectly balanced 24-24 in three seasons pre-froyotech to 59-5 in four seasons post-froyotech. Turns out being on the most dominant team in TF2 history will do that for you, who'd have thought. In S23 he recorded a FPH stat of 57.7, tied with slemnish and second only to his teammate b4nny. He even ended his story on top with the perfect season, along with the previously mentioned grueling S24 grand finals set against EVL Gaming.

The fun part about this project is that you discover trivia you'd have never known. Case in point: mesr's first two Invite seasons were on Scout. Well technically he joined Blight-fanom halfway through ESEA S6 but I digress. Two Invite playoff seasons for his Scout was not something I expected to find while digging through his history. But some of you TF2 boomers may remember him for the Medic class. Three seasons after joining an Invite squad midseason, he would do the exact same thing - this time playing for Classic Mixup after Blackymonster dipped. Along with appearances for srsly br0 and Spacewhales, mesr carved out a second mini career playing Medic at the top Invite level. mesr has playoffs consistency in the short period time he was active, a championship to his name, and in my biased opinion was one of the most exciting Medics to watch back in those days.

xalox quietly debuted in ESEA Season 14 with Solace Esports, going 6-10 with teammates like chimpfeet and Bdonski. Nothing really of note during this run, oh except for that one time against Classic Mixup where he went 69-27 and averaged 530 DPM in a Viaduct loss. That performance gives xalox the #3 spot in ESEA for most frags ever in a single match, and #1 for any Demoman players. Not bad for a rookie showing. The following season he would play for iT, going 16-0 in the regular season and getting 2nd. He would join Platinum and the rest of Mixup in S17 in their final season, placing 3rd. Lastly, xalox was part of TeamSoloUber during their S20 run to 2nd place and as such is one of twelve players in history to eliminate froyotech in league play.

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SOOOOOAPYMEISTER

88 Frags – +

4 championships #63

Booomstick

9 Frags – +

Delpo GOAT

Spades

4 Frags – +

SKEEZ

hannah

-1 Frags – +

skeez at #67 is such a crime

highfive

16 Frags – +

that's my main man

bsian

-5 Frags – +

freestate has got to be one of the most underrated players in history, his steady flank play was so important to how froyo operated and his playmaking ability won froyo rewind 1

to me he's the ultimate example of who's demos to watch if you're a flank player with a heal centric combo, he was so good as a team player despite never getting a ton of heals or attention and im honestly kinda disappointed the article frames his success as if he was carried by froyo instead of an instrumental part of it

probably just biased because he was my favorite player when i was first getting into the game but oh well, keep the articles coming i love reading them

freestate has got to be one of the most underrated players in history, his steady flank play was so important to how froyo operated and his playmaking ability won froyo rewind 1

to me he's the ultimate example of who's demos to watch if you're a flank player with a heal centric combo, he was so good as a team player despite never getting a ton of heals or attention and im honestly kinda disappointed the article frames his success as if he was carried by froyo instead of an instrumental part of it

probably just biased because he was my favorite player when i was first getting into the game but oh well, keep the articles coming i love reading them

lucrative

51 Frags – +

Okay now I’m just confused how these rankings work. All of the old EG players are getting ranked but somehow phelon was just an honourable mention even though he actually won Cevo and had multiple top 3 placings including a top 3 in esea and played wayyyy more invite level through the ages than any of his teammates listed from the same team. Sure yaug had an insane season but is 1 season really worth snubbing players that have similar achievements but have consistently played in the upper echelon of tf2 for literally eons more?

Maybe I’m wrong

Poptobob

13 Frags – +

bsianfreestate has got to be one of the most underrated players in history, his steady flank play was so important to how froyo operated and his playmaking ability won froyo rewind 1

to me he's the ultimate example of who's demos to watch if you're a flank player with a heal centric combo, he was so good as a team player despite never getting a ton of heals or attention and im honestly kinda disappointed the article frames his success as if he was carried by froyo instead of an instrumental part of it

probably just biased because he was my favorite player when i was first getting into the game but oh well, keep the articles coming i love reading them

https://imgur.com/fVikt2k

[quote=bsian]freestate has got to be one of the most underrated players in history, his steady flank play was so important to how froyo operated and his playmaking ability won froyo rewind 1

to me he's the ultimate example of who's demos to watch if you're a flank player with a heal centric combo, he was so good as a team player despite never getting a ton of heals or attention and im honestly kinda disappointed the article frames his success as if he was carried by froyo instead of an instrumental part of it

probably just biased because he was my favorite player when i was first getting into the game but oh well, keep the articles coming i love reading them[/quote]

https://imgur.com/fVikt2k

TheFragile

RGB LAN

18 Frags – +

lucrativeOkay now I’m just confused how these rankings work. All of the old EG players are getting ranked but somehow phelon was just an honourable mention even though he actually won Cevo and had multiple top 3 placings including a top 3 in esea and played wayyyy more invite level through the ages than any of his teammates listed from the same team. Sure yaug had an insane season but is 1 season really worth snubbing players that have similar achievements but have consistently played in the upper echelon of tf2 for literally eons more?

Maybe I’m wrong

I agree that phelon should be ranked better than he is, but I think yaug's placement is justified. Yaug had a few really good seasons, but I think the issue is that phelon always got overshadowed by an insanely dominant pocket (paladin and yaug). Maybe it's been a bit forgotten on how much of a force phelon was back in 2008 and 2009, but he definitely deserved much better than honorable mention.

[quote=lucrative]Okay now I’m just confused how these rankings work. All of the old EG players are getting ranked but somehow phelon was just an honourable mention even though he actually won Cevo and had multiple top 3 placings including a top 3 in esea and played wayyyy more invite level through the ages than any of his teammates listed from the same team. Sure yaug had an insane season but is 1 season really worth snubbing players that have similar achievements but have consistently played in the upper echelon of tf2 for literally eons more?

Maybe I’m wrong[/quote]

I agree that phelon should be ranked better than he is, but I think yaug's placement is justified. Yaug had a few really good seasons, but I think the issue is that phelon always got overshadowed by an insanely dominant pocket (paladin and yaug). Maybe it's been a bit forgotten on how much of a force phelon was back in 2008 and 2009, but he definitely deserved much better than honorable mention.

#10

dbk

28 Frags – +

i love learning ancient lore from these threads

#11

Joe_Shroe

39 Frags – +

It's hard to imagine 60 players ahead of a 4-time invite champ. Free was one of the best scouts in NA for 4 straight seasons and was pivotal for froyo's win at the first Rewind Lan.

#12

bearodactyl

6 Frags – +

nick should be higher as well imo

#13

JoesMonkeyLand

12 Frags – +

some very good players here but how many are better than world champions garbuglio and cookiejake

#14

0 Frags – +

Irrespective of individual rankings, medics seem to be overrepresented in the bottom 50 imo. Hope I'm wrong tho and it turns out there are tons of great medics that just haven't appeared yet.

#15

BACTERIA

5 Frags – +

krossbow king!!

#16

mustardoverlord

0 Frags – +

K1Irrespective of individual rankings, medics seem to be overrepresented in the bottom 50 imo. Hope I'm wrong tho and it turns out there are tons of great medics that just haven't appeared yet.

shade, nursey, harbleu if he counts, cozen, thefragile, pyyyour off the top of my head

there may be more too idk

[quote=K1]Irrespective of individual rankings, medics seem to be overrepresented in the bottom 50 imo. Hope I'm wrong tho and it turns out there are tons of great medics that just haven't appeared yet.[/quote]

shade, nursey, harbleu if he counts, cozen, thefragile, pyyyour off the top of my head

there may be more too idk

#17

glass

37 Frags – +

i think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too

i think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too

#18

mustardoverlord

11 Frags – +

glassi think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too

this is why I think the eye test/peak performance/how hard players carried their teams should be a major factor

with that framework, freestate being a bit lower isn't crazy, but I'd also argue someone like campy or lolguy should be a lot higher

[quote=glass]i think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too[/quote]

this is why I think the eye test/peak performance/how hard players carried their teams should be a major factor

with that framework, freestate being a bit lower isn't crazy, but I'd also argue someone like campy or lolguy should be a lot higher

#19

loot

2 Frags – +

ninjanick and xalox are so good

#20

Aurora

2 Frags – +

where's Tone-Pot?

#21

jetz

3 Frags – +

i think some eye testing is a good thing, and i mostly agree with the skeez/freestate placements. Also without eye testing theres no way delpo is this high, and he definitely deserves this placement. also agree with mustard that the eye test should have done lolguy/campy some more favors though (and honestly sandblast too since hes often been the highest impact player on his teams).

#22

clckwrk

40 Frags – +

mustardoverlordglassi think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too
this is why I think the eye test/peak performance/how hard players carried their teams should be a major factor

with that framework, freestate being a bit lower isn't crazy, but I'd also argue someone like campy or lolguy should be a lot higher

froyotech was built out of b4nny's failure to win the prior season, so certainly there are players you can say had as much say in froyo's victories as b4nny, whether that's me, habib, shade, blaze, lansky, even duwatna...the list goes on. This is also TF2, there's no buyout or contract stopping players from playing with their desired teammates. A lot of the time, the best players from underdog teams wind up either being on froyo, or back then mixup, not because b4nny is running a charity event, but because they give him the best chance of winning. So it's a bit unfair to judge players too harshly just because they were teammates with b4nny.

I also think there's a big difference between making playoffs and either winning or losing in the LBF or GF to froyotech. The confusing part of the rankings to me has been the inflation of people who have only made playoffs (in a lot of situations this implies 4th or a weak 3rd) over people who have won at all. It's not that making playoffs isn't good, like, I don't know if I could make playoffs if I played again, but making playoffs contrasted with either beating a b4nny team or being good enough to be included on a b4nny team seems like a very lopsided comparison. I fully expected numbers 100-75 or so to be perennial playoffs finishers, and the rest of the list to be comparing players who won and their individual performances OR players who were really close to winning, but just had to play against the best team over and over again. In that reality, muma is still like #75 because we literally carried him, but rando is ranked pretty highly still as a really good player that was always contending for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd (losing to the two powerhouse teams in mixup and froyo).

[quote=mustardoverlord][quote=glass]i think freestate is a bit low

but this list inevitably is running into the b4nny problem: everyone he plays with wins. how much credit do they get vs how much credit does he get

y'all keep saying championships matter the most, but if you go by that, like 10 of the first 12 players will be from froyotech. and you will complain about that too[/quote]

this is why I think the eye test/peak performance/how hard players carried their teams should be a major factor

with that framework, freestate being a bit lower isn't crazy, but I'd also argue someone like campy or lolguy should be a lot higher[/quote]

froyotech was built out of b4nny's failure to win the prior season, so certainly there are players you can say had as much say in froyo's victories as b4nny, whether that's me, habib, shade, blaze, lansky, even duwatna...the list goes on. This is also TF2, there's no buyout or contract stopping players from playing with their desired teammates. A lot of the time, the best players from underdog teams wind up either being on froyo, or back then mixup, not because b4nny is running a charity event, but because they give him the best chance of winning. So it's a bit unfair to judge players too harshly just because they were teammates with b4nny.

I also think there's a big difference between making playoffs and either winning or losing in the LBF or GF to froyotech. The confusing part of the rankings to me has been the inflation of people who have only made playoffs (in a lot of situations this implies 4th or a weak 3rd) over people who have won at all. It's not that making playoffs isn't good, like, I don't know if I could make playoffs if I played again, but making playoffs contrasted with either beating a b4nny team or being good enough to be included on a b4nny team seems like a very lopsided comparison. I fully expected numbers 100-75 or so to be perennial playoffs finishers, and the rest of the list to be comparing players who won and their individual performances OR players who were really close to winning, but just had to play against the best team over and over again. In that reality, muma is still like #75 because we literally carried him, but rando is ranked pretty highly still as a really good player that was always contending for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd (losing to the two powerhouse teams in mixup and froyo).

#23

cake-

0 Frags – +

pretty accurate rating, its good to feel and see the nostalgia of seeing these old players :]

#24

DanceNumber

8 Frags – +

MESR4PRESR.

#We R Gucci U R Crocs
#Big Bongs Long Dongs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qowwo-LAPpU

MESR4PRESR.

#We R Gucci U R Crocs
#Big Bongs Long Dongs

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qowwo-LAPpU[/youtube]

#25

moixxoi

GlobalClan

-15 Frags – +

jetzi think some eye testing is a good thing, and i mostly agree with the skeez/freestate placements. Also without eye testing theres no way delpo is this high, and he definitely deserves this placement. also agree with mustard that the eye test should have done lolguy/campy some more favors though (and honestly sandblast too since hes often been the highest impact player on his teams).

https://youtu.be/vBsBvy2Ratg?t=59

[quote=jetz]i think some eye testing is a good thing, and i mostly agree with the skeez/freestate placements. Also without eye testing theres no way delpo is this high, and he definitely deserves this placement. also agree with mustard that the eye test should have done lolguy/campy some more favors though (and honestly sandblast too since hes often been the highest impact player on his teams).[/quote]

https://youtu.be/vBsBvy2Ratg?t=59

#26

YeeHaw

6 Frags – +

https://twitter.com/i/status/1260653114652160000

#27

brody

8 Frags – +

moixxoihttps://youtu.be/vBsBvy2Ratg?t=59

classic thorin tech of making a inflammatory headline statement and then taking 20 minutes to explain that he actually means something either banal or contradictory

[quote=moixxoi]https://youtu.be/vBsBvy2Ratg?t=59[/quote]
classic thorin tech of making a inflammatory headline statement and then taking 20 minutes to explain that he actually means something either banal or contradictory

#28

mustardoverlord

23 Frags – +

clckwrkfroyotech was built out of b4nny's failure to win the prior season, so certainly there are players you can say had as much say in froyo's victories as b4nny, whether that's me, habib, shade, blaze, lansky, even duwatna...the list goes on. This is also TF2, there's no buyout or contract stopping players from playing with their desired teammates. A lot of the time, the best players from underdog teams wind up either being on froyo, or back then mixup, not because b4nny is running a charity event, but because they give him the best chance of winning. So it's a bit unfair to judge players too harshly just because they were teammates with b4nny.

I agree as a whole, and as I've said to lots of people privately, I think too often people think the chain of causality post-mixup was everyone losing motivation -> froyo dominating, when in reality it's the other way around; froyo dominating is what LED to people losing motivation, and even if the mixup players had stuck around the balance of power was shifting pretty irrevocably. That being said, I still think it's fair to use the eye test and subjective opinion to order those froyo players/compare them against each other. For instance, duwatna generally played a more supportive role and, for my money, was probably the weakest player on i52 froyotech (not saying much because that lineup was insane but still). By contrast, habib has been, along with b4nny, THE most important player on froyo for seasons and seasons.

By that logic, I think you could see a pretty strong tier list emerging of (and this is not an exhaustive list, it's just for demonstration):

S-tier: b4nny (around for the whole shebang)
A-tier: the inner circle froyo members- clock, habib, blaze, yomps, shade, nursey, arekk, prolly lansky
B-tier: players who contributed for multiple seasons- cookiejake, duwatna, muma, paddie, freestate, skeez
C-tier: players who only briefly played for froyo- sigh, aim, botmode, TLR, mirrorman, dummy, dave__ac, corsa, ruwin, phorofor, ninjanick, decimate*

*a lot of these players will still be high up because of what they've done on other teams, just saying for froyo specifically

I think anyone in A-tier is pretty much required to be at least top 20 if not top 10 on the list given how dominant froyo has been, whereas people below that would have to have other accomplishments to reach that level.

Again, this is subjective; there are definitely people who might put duwatna higher than I do, or arekk lower, etc. I'm just showing a way you can look at this sort of thing logically; you start from the assumption that being on froyo at all is an insane achievement, and then work backwards from there based on longevity and just how central the player was to their success.

[quote=clckwrk]
froyotech was built out of b4nny's failure to win the prior season, so certainly there are players you can say had as much say in froyo's victories as b4nny, whether that's me, habib, shade, blaze, lansky, even duwatna...the list goes on. This is also TF2, there's no buyout or contract stopping players from playing with their desired teammates. A lot of the time, the best players from underdog teams wind up either being on froyo, or back then mixup, not because b4nny is running a charity event, but because they give him the best chance of winning. So it's a bit unfair to judge players too harshly just because they were teammates with b4nny.
[/quote]

I agree as a whole, and as I've said to lots of people privately, I think too often people think the chain of causality post-mixup was everyone losing motivation -> froyo dominating, when in reality it's the other way around; froyo dominating is what LED to people losing motivation, and even if the mixup players had stuck around the balance of power was shifting pretty irrevocably. That being said, I still think it's fair to use the eye test and subjective opinion to order those froyo players/compare them against each other. For instance, duwatna generally played a more supportive role and, for my money, was probably the weakest player on i52 froyotech (not saying much because that lineup was insane but still). By contrast, habib has been, along with b4nny, THE most important player on froyo for seasons and seasons.

By that logic, I think you could see a pretty strong tier list emerging of (and this is not an exhaustive list, it's just for demonstration):

S-tier: b4nny (around for the whole shebang)
A-tier: the inner circle froyo members- clock, habib, blaze, yomps, shade, nursey, arekk, prolly lansky
B-tier: players who contributed for multiple seasons- cookiejake, duwatna, muma, paddie, freestate, skeez
C-tier: players who only briefly played for froyo- sigh, aim, botmode, TLR, mirrorman, dummy, dave__ac, corsa, ruwin, phorofor, ninjanick, decimate*

*a lot of these players will still be high up because of what they've done on other teams, just saying for froyo specifically

I think anyone in A-tier is pretty much required to be at least top 20 if not top 10 on the list given how dominant froyo has been, whereas people below that would have to have other accomplishments to reach that level.

Again, this is subjective; there are definitely people who might put duwatna higher than I do, or arekk lower, etc. I'm just showing a way you can look at this sort of thing logically; you start from the assumption that being on froyo at all is an insane achievement, and then work backwards from there based on longevity and just how central the player was to their success.

#29

Prime-Sanity

-58 Frags – +

who ever is writing this is questionable

#30

aiera

57 Frags – +

Young_Sanitywho ever is writing this is questionable

there is an author listed you know

[quote=Young_Sanity]who ever is writing this is questionable[/quote]
there is an author listed you know

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