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Held following the Split 2 Playoffs, the Last Chance Qualifiers (LCQ) presented a final opportunity for teams to qualify for the ALGS Championship LAN. [54] Each of the five regions held a qualifier that initially did not qualify for the Championship but still finished high in the Split 2 standings.
The Split One Playoffs saw a significant increase in viewership, peaking at over 300,000 viewers and averaging 55,000 — nearly the same viewership as the inaugural season ALGS Championship. [14] With an average minute audience of over 539,000 and 10.3 million total hours watched, the Split Two Playoffs on May 1, 2022, broke viewership records ...
ALGS 2024 Split 1 Playoffs Los Angeles: May 2–5 Reject Winnity: DarkZero Esports [1] [2] 2024 Esports World Cup: Riyadh: August 1–4 Alliance: Team Falcons [3] ALGS 2024 Split 2 Playoffs Mannheim: August 29 – September 1 Spacestation Gaming: Gaimin Gladiators [4] [5]
DZ were challenged by the Aurora Gaming org during the group stage of the ALGS Split 2 playoffs. [35] DarkZero ultimately went on to win the ALGS Split 2 Playoffs. [36] Going into the Year 3 Championship, DarkZero were ranked second in the Apex Global Power Rankings – the rankings are determined by panelists from within the Apex Legends ...
[9] [15] ALGS Year 4 Split 2's Pro League marked the first competitive campaign for the trio. [24] They won the North American Pro League and later won the silver medal at the 2024 Esports World Cup. [25] [26] Despite entering the ALGS Year 4 Split 2 Playoffs LAN tournament as favorites, the team finished in 20th-place. [27]
In the 2023 ALGS Split 2 Playoffs, they selected drop spots alongside other teams on both the Storm Point and World's Edge maps. [12] [13] After a 31st-place finish in the Split 2 Playoffs, Aurora disbanded the roster in August. [5] [14] Later in the month, Aurora would re-enter Apex competition, signing the then free agent Fire Beavers roster.
The trio played in the APAC South region and would win the region's 2022 ALGS Pro League. [6] [8] Zer0's Reignite also won the 2022 ALGS Split 2 Playoffs LAN, which was held in Stockholm. [8] Playing without Genburten due to him testing positive for COVID-19, and instead with British loan player "jmw", [9] their win was considered a surprise. [8]
The team experienced further struggles later in 2022, placing sixth in the Split 2 Playoffs and seventh in the ALGS Championship. During the latter, Hal instructed his teammates to not shoot at a Scarz player, noticing his connection to the game's server had crashed. [9] Viewers and fellow competitors praised Hal's sportsmanship. [10]