Managing:
CC5 CoD4
The Gameland 2008

Was seconds away from playing Eurocup!
Killed ET. Twice!

Andreas has been playing Enemy Territory and its predecessor Return for Castle Wolfenstein for more than nine years. In 2008 he started a multigaming team FatGames, backed up by a GSP, which sent an all-UK Call of Duty 4 team to the Gameland in Italy and the Crossfire Challenge 5 in The Netherlands. On the former event the team achieved a second place right behind Buttonbashers, the best CoD4 team of the world at that time, and on the latter the team was victorious after beating Buttonbashers in the finals. After managing this MGC Andreas took a different turn by directly contributing to the Enemy Territory community. First off he helped out on the Crossfire Intel Challenge 7, running a Quake Live community tournament, after which he took on a more visible role by becoming administrator on Crossfire.nu, the primary community hub for ET. Andreas ensured a continuous flow of newsitems and features ranging from the run-up towards Modern Warfare 2 to coverage on various online competitions. He also has a good connection with Heaven Media, resulting in the HM community awards being organized primarily under his guard. Early 2009 he worked on his most ambitious project as of yet, giving the Enemy Territory teams the chance to compete on the most prestigious and biggest eSports event within the Benelux, the Antwerp eSports Festival. After successfully organizing and running the event together with the Gamevibes staff and Vita Nova, Andreas set up an alliance between the most active and respected community figures in the scene. Furthermore Andreas worked and managed proactively a future Crossfire project.