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==Community Work==
==Community Work==
Tero was a member of the [[Smash Back Room]] for both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'' on [[Smash World Forums]], administrator on [[German Smash Boards]], and a founding member of the streaming group [[Salty Playground]]. He was also responsible for most rule sets and power rankings in the german community. Notably he made the initiative to change the German standard for [[Dave's Stupid Rule]] and called it '''Tero's Smart Rule''' for fun. This version of modified DSR was later adapted in other European countries as well.
Tero was a member of the [[Smash Back Room]] for both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'' on [[Smash World Forums]], administrator on [[German Smash Boards]], and a founding member of the streaming group [[Salty Playground]]. He was also responsible for most rule sets and power rankings in the german community. Notably he made the initiative to change the German standard for [[Dave's Stupid Rule]] and called it '''Tero's Smart Rule''' for fun. This version of modified DSR was later adapted in other European countries as well. Tero and fellow Melee players from Freiburg founded the organisation [[NoTech Gaming]] to improve the quality of their tournaments.


==Tournament Results==
==Tournament Results==

Revision as of 09:02, February 13, 2015

Tero "TeroLawliet"
Character info
Melee main Fox
Other Melee character Sheik
Project M main Wolf
Other Project M character Diddy Kong
Team info
Crew(s) Royal Flush
Personal and other info
Location BW Germany
Miscellaneous info
Skill Other Professional
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Tero is a Melee and Project M player and tournament director from Germany who also used to live in Sweden. He started playing competitive Smash Bros. in 2007 and is a member and co-founder of the crew Royal Flush.

Competition

During his active time his peak placings were 1st in his states BW Power Rankings and tied for 6th in the German Melee Power Ranking. He actively stopped playing in 2010 and dropped out of the German Power Ranking. However as shown at Osmash in 2014 he is still able to place top 10 at german nationals. Being a former multi character main he switched to solo Fox in 2013, but is still able to play nearly any viable character at a decent level, mainly having a strong Marth and Sheik for counterpicks. Yomi and Tero used to be considered one of the best teams in Germany after winning SFK2 in 2008, they were also considered a threat for a lot of european top teams taking out Ice/Pamaro, Makenshi/JD, Marc/Utto among others.

Tournament Director

Together with Yomi, he hosted the European major Smash Royale in 2008, which earned the title "Best European Tournament 2008". Tero also co-hosted nearly every German national from 2007 onwards (for example SMASH ATTACK or the Osmash Series), usually taking the primary part in seeding players, creating brackets and enforcing people to play their matches so that the tournament can finish on time.

Community Work

Tero was a member of the Smash Back Room for both Melee and Brawl on Smash World Forums, administrator on German Smash Boards, and a founding member of the streaming group Salty Playground. He was also responsible for most rule sets and power rankings in the german community. Notably he made the initiative to change the German standard for Dave's Stupid Rule and called it Tero's Smart Rule for fun. This version of modified DSR was later adapted in other European countries as well. Tero and fellow Melee players from Freiburg founded the organisation NoTech Gaming to improve the quality of their tournaments.

Tournament Results

Tournament Country Date 1v1 Placement 2v2 Placement Team Partner
RtB2 Italy 08/31/2007 13th 3nd Yomi
XFZ Switzerland 12/28/2007 3rd 1st Yomi
Epita Smash Arena 2 France 02/23/2008 65th 17th Yomi
TSL2 France 04/16/2008 9th 2nd Yomi
Smash Royale Germany 07/27/2008 7th 4th Yomi
TSL3 France 08/09/2008 13th 3rd Yomi
SMASH ATTACK Germany 04/03/2009 49th 13th Yomi
Epita Smash Arena 3 France 04/11/2009 25th 9th Yomi
OSTS:A Netherlands 20/11/2009 17th 4th Yomi
TSL5 France 02/19/2010 25th 5th Makkura
Berlin Calling Germany 04/02/2010 17th 9th Yomi
Smash Needs You England 08/16/2010 17th 7th Yomi
B.E.A.S.T 4 Sweden 02/17/2014 49th 25th Kadano
Republic of Fighters 3 France 05/18/2014 33rd 17th Beat
Resurrection Germany 06/20/2014 9th 7th Stivo

(Only international events are listed.)

Trivia

  • Tero became infamous for timing out Swedish top player Pepito with Jigglypuff while still having 4 stocks left. This match lead to a heated-up debate whether or not planking should be banned or limited in Melee. [1]
  • He is also known for being one of the few people constantly using the "Claw" Controller Grip

External Links

References

  1. ^ Tero vs Pepito, Tero timing out Pepito.

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