Sccc
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Sccc
Player Information
Name:
宋淳
Romanized Name:
Song Chun
Nationality:
Born:
August 18, 1995 (age 29)
Years Active (Player):
2014 - 2020,
2024 - Present
2024 - Present
Nickname(s):
生辰, 烈烈风中丶
Approx. Total Winnings:
$1,284,719
Links
History
2015-04-02 — 2016-08-27
2016-09-17 — 2019-08-27
2019-09-01 — 2020-09-01
2020-09-16 — 2021-01-07
Upcoming Matches
No Upcoming Matches
Upcoming Tournaments
No upcoming tournaments
Song "Sccc" Chun (born August 18, 1995) is an inactive Chinese player who last played for EHOME.
Dota 2[edit]
Sccc began his professional Dota 2 career in 2015 as part of Newbee Young.[1] The team participated in many qualifiers throughout the early part of 2015 but failed to make an impact, often placing last or near-last. Sccc and Newbee Young received a direct invitation to the TI5 Chinese Qualiifer, but once again failed to advance past the first stage of the qualifier. Newbee Young underwent a number of player changes around Sccc following the conclusion of The International 2015. Newbee Young would receive an invitation to The Frankfurt Major's Chinese Qualifier, where Sccc led his team to a 3rd-place finish. Although the team initially did not qualify, Invictus Gaming withdrew from the tournament due to visa issues and were replaced by Newbee Young,[2] giving Sccc his first chance to play on the international stage. Following a 13th-16th-place finish in Frankfurt, Newbee Young shuffled its roster once again. Sccc remained the centerpiece of the team as they exchanged player after player through a string of subpar qualifier and tournament results during the remainder of the 2015-2016 season.
Sccc got his big break following The International 2016, when he was promoted from Newbee Young to Newbee's main squad.[3] Along with newcomers uuu9 and Faith, Newbee began posting results almost immediately as they placed 2nd at both MDL 2016 and the Nanyang Cruise Cup. These placements along with a number of qualifier victories secured Newbee and Sccc a direct invitation to The Boston Major. In Boston, Newbee performed well during the group stage but suffered an upset and were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs at the hands of eventual runners-up Ad Finem. The team persevered, however, and in the following months secured back-to-back victories in seasons 2 and 3 of the Dota2 Professional League as well as 2 more runner-up placements at China Top 2016 and ESL One Genting. Newbee received a direct invitation to The Kiev Major, but once again were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs.
Newbee struggled slightly in the aftermath of The Kiev Major, failing to qualify for both The Summit 7 and EPICENTER 2017, but Sccc and the rest of the team bounced back in LAN play at The Manila Masters, where they placed second. The very next week, Sccc secured his first LAN title as Newbee defeated Team NP at The ZOTAC Cup Masters. This victory along with Newbee's subsequent victory at Galaxy Battles secured the team a direct invite to The International 2017.
At TI7, Newbee had a strong showing and climbed to second place in their group, securing them a spot in the upper bracket of the main event. At the main event, Sccc had breakout performances on his signature heroes Queen of Pain and Outworld Devourer and led his team past Evil Geniuses, Invictus Gaming, and LGD.Forever Young in order to secure a grand finals berth. However, the team fell short in the finals and lost 3-0 to Team Liquid.
Trivia[edit]
- He is a PLA veteran and served in the military as a firefighter for 3 years before starting his Dota 2 career.
- He is the second player in China to reach 9000 MMR.
- Reached 10,000 MMR on December 22, 2020.[4]
Statistics[edit]
- Sccc holds the record for the highest GPM (1285) in a single professional game. He achieved this feat while playing for Newbee as Alchemist in a game against EHOME during the WCA 2016 Chinese Qualifiers.
- Had the highest average kills per game (9.33) at The Boston Major 2016.
Achievements[edit]
Gallery[edit]
Sccc at StarLadder i-League Invitational Season 2 (2017)
Sccc at ESL One Hamburg 2017
Sccc at ESL One Katowice 2018
Sccc at DreamLeague Season 13 (2020)
References[edit]
- ↑ Newbee俱乐部发布公告:NB.Y和NB.M人员调整
- ↑ ESL (November 8, 2015). "Invictus Gaming replaced by Newbee Young". Thefrankfurtmajor.com. Retrieved November 8, 2015.
- ↑ @NewbeeCN (17 September 2016). "Our new Dota2 roster is complete". Twitter. Retrieved 17 September 2016.
- ↑ EHOME电子竞技俱乐部 (2020-12-22). "EHOME.Sccc,国服万分成就,达成!".