For Amnesia Esports, such a young and newly formed team, it was definitely an experience to remember and cherish.

You never forget your first LAN, regardless of the result: and this team was able to make us dream and achieve the impossible.

From the tiebreaker (which will go down in the history of this game’s esports for a while) to the near-victory against SK Gaming—which kept our hearts racing until the very last second—it was a memorable experience we’ll hardly ever forget, and one we’re proud to carry in our name and etch into our memories.

We proudly thank the guys for choosing such a young and new project—one that’s by no means a given—and we hope we didn’t disappoint any of their expectations.

Vegeta, Tacos, Chino, and their mastermind OG—a team capable of making even the champions tremble (they remained the only ones to beat them) and still among the most memorable of the tournament: thank you. Thank you again for choosing us and for flying the flag high for this team.

Thanks also to the entire staff for supporting this project and for never stopping believing in Amnesia:

Hevial, the co-founder and my best friend since high school, who works behind the scenes to improve and iron out all this team’s shortcomings and strives alongside me to help this team grow and reach the top together;

Masof, a long-time manager and friend, a super-talented coach who I hope will rise to the top sooner or later and who continues to lend a helping hand in this project that’s slowly growing;

Ash, who joined as a bootcamp manager but who, in such a short time, has become an essential asset to the team’s growth thanks to her professionalism and organizational skills;

and everyone who has helped from the outside.

What does the future hold for Amnesia Esports?

It’s not certain yet, but one thing I’m sure of…

2027. We’ll be waiting for you.

#GoAmnesia

by Zebathun, CEO & Founder of Amnesia Esports