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Andreas Franck Nielsen

July 13, 1996 (age 28)

Years Active (Player):

2012 — Present

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Andreas «Cr1t-» Nielsen (born July 13, 1996) is a Danish player who is currently playing for Team Falcons.

2011-2014: Early beginnings and development

2015-present: Breakthrough with Monkey Business, OG and Evil Geniuses

«Honestly, Andreas is a much more suitable captain than I thought when he first joined, and I only expect this team, full of fresh talent and arguably the best at every position, to succeed beyond every expectation with Andreas leading them.»

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• His favourite football team is Arsenal FC, a team that plays in the Premier League.
• Reached 10,000 MMR on April 11, 2020.^[17]
• Reached 11,000 MMR on October 13, 2020.^[18]
• Reached 12,000 MMR on September 17, 2022.^[19]

• Had the highest average assists per game (19.11) at The International 2018.
• Had the highest average assists per game (16.08) at the ONE Esports Singapore Major 2021.
• Had the highest average assists per game (19.07) during Tour 2 of the 2023 DPC NA Upper Division.

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Date	Place	Tier	Tournament		Team	Result		Prize
2024-05-26	1st	Tier 1		DreamLeague Season 23		3 : 0		$300,000
2024-04-28	1st	Tier 1		ESL One Birmingham 2024		3 : 0		$300,000
2024-03-10	1st	Tier 1		DreamLeague Season 22		3 : 0		$300,000
2024-02-16	1st	Tier 1		BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024		3 : 0		$400,000
2019-08-23	5th — 6th	Tier 1		The International 2019		0 : 2		$1,201,552
2018-08-25	3rd	Tier 1		The International 2018		0 : 2		$2,680,879
2017-05-28	1st	Tier 1		The Manila Masters		3 : 1		$125,000
2016-06-19	1st	Tier 1		ESL One Frankfurt 2016		3 : 0		$157,273
2016-06-12	1st	Tier 1		The Manila Major 2016		3 : 1		$1,110,000
2015-11-21	1st	Tier 1		The Frankfurt Major 2015		3 : 1		$1,110,000
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Creepwave was a European Dota 2 team founded to compete in the 2021 Dota Pro Circuit.

In early-2021, Fishman and Crystallis, then on B8, chose to leave and form their own team after the B8 struggled (B8 going on to lose 26 series in a row). The team’s name was «Creepwave», formed from a rant by RAMZES666 about Fishman’s performance in a pub:

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Stay mid! Are you a douche? Come and f***ing stay with me, Fishman! You are f***ing playing 20 matches a day for f***ing what? Why? Can you explain it to me? You’re a f***ing creep, creepling. There’s no point in playing 20 games of Dota a day if you’re a d***head. There’s no point, you know?

Ahead of the next season of the Dota Pro Circuit, the roster once again split up. In late-2021, OG signed hansha, ATF and Chu (as a coach). Creepwave replaced them with Stormstormer, Tobi and Suzuya; this reformed roster was then signed by Entity. Both teams would go on to establish themselves as firm Division I teams in Western Europe, with both sets of players forming the backbone of these teams. Several of these players would go on to achieve notable placements at top-tier events.

At DreamLeague Season 21, ATF (then playing for Nigma Galaxy) played for Entity as a standin for Gabbi, who was unable to play due to visa issues, creating a team of four former Creepwave players (plus watson). Later, fellow Creepwave alumni Malr1ne (then playing for Nemiga Gaming) played as a substitute in the playoffs.

Looking back at the old Creepwave team, it consisted of some of the most talented players that the Dota 2 world has today, in the likes of Bozhidar «bzm» Bogdanov and Evgenii «Chu» Makarov at OG, Remco «Crystallis» Arets, who currently plays for Team Secret, and four members of the current Entity squad in Daniel «Stormstormer» Schoetzau, Tobias «Tobi» Buchner, Dzmitry «Fishman» Palishchuk, and Vladislav «Kataomi`» Semenov. The team had good results, winning the Dota 2 Champions League Season 4, which was one of the events that put the players in the spotlight and led to them being picked up by Tier 1 teams.

Creepwave frequently fielded rosters of promising players that were not yet established. Although Creepwave itself achieved limited success, many of Creepwave’s players would go on to establish themselves elsewhere, forming the backbone of several Western European and Middle Eastern teams, making Creepwave’s alumni one of the most notable, despite the team’s relatively-short lifespan.

Notable alumni include:

• Crystallis joined Team Secret, and became runner-up of The International 2022, placed 3rd at BetBoom Dacha 2023, and winner of ESL One Malaysia 2022.
• ATF (formerly known as «AMMAR_THE_FUCKER»), bzm (formerly known as «hansha») and Chu (as coach) joined OG and placed highly in multiple ESL One and Dota Pro Circuit events, establishing the roster as one of the strongest in Western Europe.
• Malr1ne and ATF joined Team Falcons in 2023, creating one of the strongest rosters worldwide in ESL Pro Tour Season 2, winning DreamLeague Season 22, Season 23, and ESL One Birmingham 2024.
• Fishman, Kataomi` (formerly known as «Suzuya») and coach MeTTpuM helped establish Entity as a solid Western European squad, and placed top-6 at multiple international events.

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Creepwave – это легендарный тег. Думаю, что если в будущем захотим сделать такую организацию, то легко найдем спонсоров и партнеров, потому что слишком много хороших игроков появилось благодаря Creepwave. В целом костяк Creepwave – это я, Crystallis и ATF. Мы хорошие друзья, весело проводили время в Доте. Мы просто в разные времена добирали к себе в команду ребят: Malr1ne, Kataomi`, Chuvash – все оттуда. У нас даже есть конференция в Дискорде, где мы до сих пор общаемся и обсуждаем Доту.

Creepwave is a legendary tag. I think that if we would want to make such an organization in the future, we can easily find sponsors and partners, because so many good players appeared thanks to Creepwave. In general the backbone of Creepwave is myself, Crystallis and ATF. We’re good friends, and had a lot of fun in Dota. We just added guys to our team at different times: Malr1ne, Kataomi`, Chuvash — all from there. We even have a chatroom in Discord, where we still communicate and discuss Dota.

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• January 3rd — The team is created, consisting of Crystallis, Malr1ne, AMMAR_THE_FUCKER, Alexxo and Fishman.^[6]
• March 13th — Crystallis leaves to join Ghost Frogs.^[7]
• March 31st — Following the departure of four players, Adzantick, Malik and TANNER are added to the roster.
• April 2nd — ThuG is added to the team.
• April 13th — The team is signed by Into The Breach.^[8]
• August 8th — A new roster is revealed; Crystallis, hansha, ATF, Chu and Fishman.^[9]
• October 22nd — The team disbands.^[10]
• November 6th — A new roster is revealed; Crystallis, Stormstormer, Tobi, Suzuya and Fishman.^[11][12]
• November 23rd — The team is signed by Entity.^[13]

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Former Squad
ID		Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
			1	2021-11-06[11]	2021-11-23[13]
			2	2021-11-06[11]	2021-11-23[13]
			3	2021-11-06[11]	2021-11-23[13]
			4	2021-11-06[11]	2021-11-23[13]
			5	2021-11-06[11]	2021-11-23[13]

Former Squad
ID		Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
			1	2021-08-08[9]	2021-10-22[10]
		(Bozhidar Georgiev Bogdanov) Bozhidar Georgiev Bogdanov	2	2021-08-08[9]	2021-10-22[10]
			3	2021-08-08[9]	2021-10-22[10]
			4	2021-08-08[9]	2021-10-22[10]	(coach)
			5	2021-08-08[9]	2021-10-22[10]

Former Squad
ID		Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
			1	2021-04-02	2021-04-13[8]	Into The Breach
			2	2021-03-31	2021-04-13[8]	Into The Breach
			3	2021-03-31	2021-04-13[8]	Into The Breach
			4	2021-03-31	2021-04-13[8]	Into The Breach
			5	2021-01-03[6]	2021-04-13[8]	Into The Breach

Former Players
ID		Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
			1	2021-01-03[6]	2021-03-13[7]
			3	2021-01-03[6]	2021-03-08
			2	2021-01-03[6]	2021-03-??
			4	2021-01-03[6]	2021-03-??

Former Organization
ID	Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
	Noah Eigenheer	Manager			(Manager)
	Daniil Gilev	Coach			(Coach)
	Daniil Gilev	Coach			Into The Breach (Coach)

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   Вы не заметили, как Creepwave захватила про-Доту. Мемный тег породил суперзвезд by wddshka of Кибер

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5}
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} zuqamo (2020-04-15). «Встань мид! ты конченый? (рамзес и фишман)» (in
   Russian).
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Dhruv Saikia (2023-04-17). «Ammar Reveals Which Team He Would Like To Join». AFK Gaming.
4. «милота от Creepwave». 2022-04-19.
5. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6} ESL. «Creepwave — Team». ESL. Retrieved 2021-04-08.
6. ↑ ^{7.0 7.1}
7. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6}
8. ↑ ^{9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5} CreepwaveDota (2021-08-08). «Sorry announcement slightly late: WE BACK!».
9. ↑ ^{10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5} CreepwaveDota (2021-10-22). «Sorry, the mighty Creepwave disbands!».
10. ↑ ^{11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5}
11. CreepwaveDota (2021-11-08). «Creepwave shall continue!».
12. ↑ ^{13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 13.7} EntityEUROPE (2021-11-23). «We are thrilled to announce our lineup for the upcoming Western European DPC season with the signing of Creepwave».

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