Quantic Gaming
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Quantic Gaming
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Created:
2010 (original team)
2013-02-01 (reformed)
2013-02-01 (reformed)
Disbanded:
2014-01-01
About[edit]
Quantic Gaming is a former progaming team and media production company, formed in early 2010,[1] that was primarily based in the United States. Along with StarCraft II, Quantic fielded teams in League of Legends and Call of Duty competition.[2]
Players on Quantic Gaming previously used "QxG" before their IDs, but after acquiring NaNiwa, they began using "Quantic" instead.
Quantic Gaming disbanded in December 2012 citing lack of funding as the cause, before being recreated in February 2013 after merging with It's Gosu and 4Not.
On January 1, 2014, The Daily Dot reported the imminent collapse of Quantic Gaming after the CEO and owner, Simon Boudreault disappeared, following the failure of the League of Legends team he had heavily invested in to make it into the North American League of Legends Championship Series and the subsequent breakdown of the lineup.[3] On the same day, HyuN wrote a blog stating that he was owed $23,000 from months beforehand.[4] The Daily Dot followed up with another report as to how Quantic's Staff were owed at least $40,000 in back pay.[5]
History[edit]
- January 1, Quantic Gaming collapses following the disappearance of the team's CEO, Simon Boudreault.[3]
- February 1, Quantic Gaming is reformed after merging with It's Gosu and 4Not, acquiring ex-TSL players HyuN and Center in the process.[6]
- February 4, SeoHyeon joins Quantic Gaming.[7]
- February 6, Nathanias joins Quantic Gaming as a caster.[8]
- February 14, GGanDoL and former Dream Team Gaming manager Dualan join Quantic Gaming Academy.[Citation needed]
- April 3 Lowko joins Quantic Roster.[Citation needed]
- April 15, Pokebunny retired.[9]
- April 25, Seohyeon and DDE retire.[Citation needed]
- Late April / Early May, Jig joins the Quantic Gaming Academy after leaving Team Killing Spree.[Citation needed]
- May 1, Glon and Perfect are demoted to Academy due to inactivity.[Citation needed]
- May 4, kaitlyn joins the Quantic Gaming Academy.[10]
- May 6, MaximusBlack leaves the Quantic Gaming Academy.[11] Nathanias, a caster for the team, also leaves.[12]
- May 9, Jig leaves to rejoin Team Killing Spree.[Citation needed]
- June 5, TREME joins Quantic Gaming.[13]
- June 9, former TSL player Venus joins.[Citation needed]
- June 13, shinyA joins.[Citation needed]
- June 24, Macgeolli, shinyA, Fiery, and Paradise are formally announced to have joined the team's academy roster.[14]
- July 6, YuMe joins the Quantic Academy.[Citation needed]
- July 19, Glon moved from Academy to Main Team.[Citation needed]
- August 13, Phog promoted from Academy to Main Team.[15]
- August 14, Apocalypse leaves to join IvDgaming.[16]
- September 1, Center leaves to join AZUBU.[17]
- September 26, MaSsan leaves Quantic Gaming.[18]
- October 5, Lowko is removed from the Quantic Gaming roster.[19]
- October, Try joins.[Citation needed]
- November 15, HwangSin announces his retirement.[20]
- December, Phog leaves.[Citation needed]
- January 9, Ben Novak becomes the new team manager.[21]
- January 13, Quantic Gaming partners with StarTale to participate in the 2012 GSTL Season 1 as StarTaleQ.[22]
- January 30, Quantic Gaming officially announces that Apocalypse joined the team.[23]
- February 1, Zelniq and DarkCell are cut from the team.[Citation needed]
- February 6, Ben Novak steps back as team manager.[Citation needed]
- February 7, Michael "Torte de Lini" Cohen steps up as team manager.[Citation needed]
- March 28, Quantic Gaming parts ways with iNkA.
- April 18, Michael "Torte de Lini" Cohen and Quantic Gaming are no longer associated.[24]
- April 19, Brad "Lefty" Carney leaves Quantic Gaming.
- April 20, Garrett "Drakov" Yeager assumes new role of eSports Director.
- April 24, Alex "Axeltoss" Rodriguez leaves Quantic.[25]
- May 4, Destiny leaves Quantic Gaming.[26] Quantic Gaming absorbs whole Team Vile SC2 player roster.[27]
- June 6, TheStC joined the team.[28]
- June 18, Quantic signs Decemvre, a Romanian Zerg.[29]
- July 30, NaNiwa leaves Quantic Gaming.[30]
- August 2, Golden joins Quantic Gaming.[31]
- August 10, MaximusBlack joins Quantic Gaming.[32]
- August 31, MaddeLisk joins Quantic Gaming.[33]
- September 14, Decemvre leaves.[34]
- December 4, Quantic Gaming disbands.[35]
- June 20, Quantic Gaming announces their Starcraft 2 division with an initial roster of Agh, RockEr, DarkCell, Shuffle, theognis, Baz, and PhiliBiRD.[36]
- June 25, iNkA joins Quantic Gaming.[37]
- October 1, RockEr departs from Quantic Gaming.[38]
- October 7, SaSe joins Quantic Gaming.[39]
- October 11, Destiny joins Quantic Gaming.[40]
- October 21, Quantic Gaming announces a partnership with Incredible Miracle.[41] As a part of the deal, SaSe, Destiny, and potentially other Quantic Gaming players will spend time training in Incredible Miracle's practice house in South Korea.
- December 2, Quantic Gaming parts ways with Incredible Miracle.[42] Shortly after this news QxG announced that Destiny will train with StarTale.[43]
- December 8, NaNiwa joins Quantic Gaming.[44]
- December 17, Quantic Gaming partners with Razer.[45]
- December 22, flo joins Quantic Gaming.[46]
Player Roster at time of Disbanding[edit]
Main Team[edit]
| ID | Name | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | New Team | ||
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Gamja | Kim Chang Gon | - | - | - | - |  IvDgaming
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Glon | Bryan Gemler | - | - | 33 - 40th 
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HyuN | Ko Seok Hyun | - | - |  2nd 
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1st
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 Team ROCCAT
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Phog | Drew Roberts | - | - | 61+
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17 - 24th
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IvDgaming
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TREME | Park Joon Sung | - |  25 - 40th
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41 - 64th
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Try | Baek Seung Jae | - | - | - | - | |
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Venus | Park Ki Woong | - | - | - | 33 - 48th
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Academy/Inactive[edit]
| ID | Name | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | New Team | ||
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Artist | Choi Seong Min | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Bubbles | Christopher Guzman | - | - | - | 17 - 24th
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kaitlyn | Kaitlyn Richelle | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Kan | Yu Seok Hwan | - | - | - | - | - | |
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YuMe | Lloyd Kim | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Boyo | Tim Braren | - | - | 61+
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Perfect | Michael Thompson | - | - | 61+
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JakeBake | Jacob Shevloff | - | - | 61+
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Fiery | Andrew Chan | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Ostojiy | Christopher Ostojic | - | 31st
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25 - 28th
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33 - 48th
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shinyA | Song Chen | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Paradise | Kris Navedo | - | - | - | 65 - 96th
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Macgeolli | Kim Yun Sik | - | - | - | - | - | |
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Adios | Kim Gi Tae | - | - | - | - | - |
Notable Former[edit]
| ID | Name | New Team | ||
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HwangSin | Hwang Seung Hyuk | |
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Lowko | Simon Heijnen | 
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MaSsan | Harry Cheong | IvDgaming
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GGanDoL | Lee Dong Min | |
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Center | Choi Jae Sung |  AZUBU
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Apocalypse | Kim Min Hyung | IvDgaming
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DDE | Lee Dong Yeon | |
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Pokebunny | Nick Taber | |
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Xenocider | Libo Chang |  Evil Geniuses
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DdoRo | Jung Ho Moon |  ROOT Gaming
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flo | Florence Chee-Yun Yao | |
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Golden | Cho Myung Hwan |  StarTale
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Hawk | Devan Subramaniam | Retired |
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Illusion | Chris Lee |  mousesports
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MaddeLisk | Madeleine Leander |  Millenium
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SaSe | Kim Hammar |  Fnatic
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Spanishiwa | Michael Yabut |  Soviet Gaming
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State | Ryan Visbeck | ROOT Gaming
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theognis | Michael McClelland | ROOT Gaming
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TheStC | Choi Yun Sik |  compLexity Gaming
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NaNiwa | Johan Lucchesi |  Alliance
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Destiny | Steven Bonnell II | ROOT Gaming
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MaximusBlack | Jeffrey Johnston |
Organization[edit]
| ID | Name | Position | ||
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Sambuca | Simon Boudreault | Owner & CEO |
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Fujikura | Bernie Catalan | Chief Operating Officer |
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Thinker | Cody Murphy | Marketing Director |
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Cinergy | Mark Ferraz | Founder & Advisor |
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Dualan | JM Dualan | SC2 Manager |
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Verde | Yoo Chang Jun | Academy Manager |
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SchAmToo | Kevin Pearson | Caster |
Former[edit]
| ID | Name | Position | New Team | ||
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SeoHyeon | SeoHyeon Park | SC2 KR Coach | mousesports
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Nathanias | Nathan Fabrikant | Caster | ROOT Gaming
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Axeltoss | Alex Rodriguez | Caster | ROOT Gaming
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PsY | Derrick Anderson | Caster | |
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PrOmise | Nour Moussa | Caster |  Clarity Gaming
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Team Achievements[edit]
| Date | Event | Result |
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| 2013-03-24 | Acer Teamstory Cup US/KR Qualifiers |  / Quantic Gaming  5 : 4  Invictus Gaming
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| 2013-02-23 | 2013 IPTL Season 1 Amateur Division Group 4 | / Quantic Gaming 5 : 1  Team Killing Spree
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| 2013-02-23 | 2013 IPTL Season 1 Amateur Division Group 2 | / Quantic Academy 5 : 4  Western Wolves
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| Date | Event | Result |
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| 2012-04-08 | 2012 Global StarCraft II Team League Season 1 | StarTaleQ  2 : 5  Prime
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| Date | Event | Result |
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| 2011-12-22 | IPL Team Arena Challenge 1 | Quantic Incredible Miracle  5 : 3 mousesports
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Championships[edit]
| IPL Team Arena Challenge Champions | ||
Preceded By: None |
IPL TAC 1 5 December 2011 – 23 January 2012 Quantic Incredible Miracle
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IPL TAC 2 Succeeded By: Prime
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References[edit]
- ↑ "About". Quantic Gaming.
- ↑ "Our teams". Quantic Gaming. 2012.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "After owner's mysterious disappearance, an eSports team collapses".
- ↑ "HyuN owed $23,000 in back pay and prize money by Quantic".
- ↑ "ESports star hunts for his missing CEO—so he can sue for $23,000".
- ↑ "Quantic Gaming Reborn". TeamLiquid.net.
- ↑ SeoHyeon leaves LighT and joins Quantic
- ↑ QuanticGaming (2013-02-06). twitter.com. https://twitter.com/QuanticGaming/status/299360723694395392. Retrieved 2013-05-20.
- ↑ "I'm "retiring" from competitive Starcraft.". TeamLiquid.net.
- ↑ Fujikura (2013-05-04). "Quantic Gaming Introduces Kaitlyn!". TeamLiquid.net. Retrieved 2013-05-04.
- ↑ MaximusBlack Leaves Quantic
- ↑ _nathanias (2013-05-06). twitter.com. https://twitter.com/ROOTnathanias/status/331550294674644992. Retrieved 2013-05-20.
- ↑ Panduhkayy (2013-06-05). "Introducing Protoss Player - Treme". quanticgaming.com. Retrieved 2013-06-05.
- ↑ Joe (2013-06-24). "Quantic Gaming Interviews new Academy Players". quanticgaming.com. Retrieved 2013-06-28.
- ↑ "Quantic Phog Promoted to the Main Squad". quanticgaming.com. 2013-08-13. Retrieved 2013-08-14.
- ↑ "APOC JOINS IvD Gaming". ivdgaming.com. 2013-08-14. Retrieved 2013-08-14.
- ↑ Waxangel (2013-09-01). "GSTL/eSF September Rosters Announced". teamliquid.net. Retrieved 2013-09-01.
- ↑ Departing Quantic, how I was mistreated in it.
- ↑ Lowko's Twitter
- ↑ HwangSin will retire after Quantic vs TL in ATC
- ↑ Ben Novak's debut interview
- ↑ "2012 GSTL Bracket and Format" Thread on TeamLiquid.net. January 13th 2012.
- ↑ Quantic Welcomes Apocalypse Article on QuanticGaming.com. January 30th 2012.
- ↑ Torte de Lini Twitter
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Destiny and Quantic parting ways, Reddit.com. May 4th 2012.
- ↑ "Entire StarCraft 2 eSports Pro-Team Saved, Acquired by Quantic". Gamefront.com. May 4th 2012. TeamLiquid.net Forum thread
- ↑ Welcome Quantic.StC. Article on quanticgaming.com. June 6th 2012.
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ NaNiwa leaves Quantic
- ↑ Golden joins Quantic Gaming
- ↑ Quantic Welcomes MaximusBlack
- ↑ "Quantic Welcomes MaddeLisk!". QuanticGaming.com. August 31st 2012. TeamLiquid.net thread
- ↑ [3]
- ↑ pPingu (2012-12-04). "Quantic Gaming disbands". TeamLiquid.net.
- ↑ Quanticfograw (2011-06-20). "Quantic Gaming SC2 Division". TeamLiquid.net.
- ↑ iNkA to Quantic Gaming
- ↑ vVvGaming RockEr Profile
- ↑ SaSe joins Quantic
- ↑ Destiny joins Quantic Gaming
- ↑ Incredible Miracle partners with Quantic Gaming
- ↑ Quantic Gaming parts ways with Incredible Miracle
- ↑ Destiny headed to South Korea
- ↑ "NaNiwa joins Quantic Gaming". QuanticGaming.com. December 8th 2011. TeamLiquid.net Forum thread
- ↑ "Razer and Quantic Gaming Pave Way For Success". QuanticGaming.com, December 17th 2011.
- ↑ Flo Joins Quantic Gaming. QuanticGaming.com. December 22nd 2011. TeamLiquid.net Forum thread
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