JKap’s career has mirrored the length of competitive Call of Duty perfectly. His dominance from Modern Warfare 2 through Black Ops 2 on an individual level has not been duplicated by many ever. JKap is known as one of the best players if not the best player from the early generation of Call of Duty games.
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Jordan “JKap” Kaplan has played professional Call of Duty since its inception back during Modern Warfare 2.
He is hoping that Seattle can make a miraculous run, just as EG did with Apathy two years ago. Now, Apathy is a member of the Seattle Surge, a team that is struggling heavily in the 2020 Call of Duty League. EG was considered an average team all year, but got hot during the final tournament and managed to upset multiple teams on the way to Apathy’s second World Championship in three years. The following year, in 2018, Apathy reached the grand finals once again, this time as a member of Evil Geniuses. Apathy’s reign at the top was not limited to two years, however. He returned to the grand finals a year later as a member of Envy once again, before succumbing to Optic Gaming.
Apathy was the main SMG player for Envy and was able to shine as one of the premier SMG players in Black Ops 3. In 2016, he won his first-ever Call of Duty world championship as a member of Team Envy, alongside Slasher. Since his rookie year, Apathy has consistently been a top player in the Call of Duty league. He did not start playing Call of Duty full-time until Call of Duty Ghosts in 2014.Īpathy quickly cemented himself as one of the best players in Call of Duty early into Ghosts, and eventually joined Faze Clan to win a major tournament that year. Apathy competed on and off during the early years of his career because of high school and college commitments.
He is no stranger to competitive Call of Duty and is one of the faces of the sport. In recent tournaments, Slasher has been one of the best players in the entire CDL, leading Optic to the semifinals and finals respectively.īy the time his career is finished, Slasher will most likely be higher up this list, because he continues to play at an elite level year in and year out.īryan “Apathy” Zhelyazkov has competed in Call of Duty since Black Ops 1 in 2010. Slasher is a member of Optic Gaming Los Angeles and is the reason why the team is not one of the worst in the league. Slasher has always been the best player on his team and the leader of his squad since he started competing, and that is the case again this year. Slasher dragged Envy on his back to the World Championship finals in 2017 but they were ultimately outmatched by Optic Gaming.
Slasher was one of the most consistent if not the most consistent player during the entirety of Black Ops 3 and is a major reason why they were able to win the World Championship.Įnvy was not as good the following year in Infinite Warfare but still managed to compete at the top due to Slasher. Slasher was the pivotal member of team Envy in 2016 during Black Ops 3, playing as the main AR for the team at all times. Slasher has a slight edge over Octane as the second-best AR player in that period behind FormaL because he as a World Championship while Octane does not. Slasher has been a top 3 AR player in the world since 2015, along with FormaL and Octane. Players such as John and TeePee are world champions as well with amazing pedigrees but were slightly edged out by Attach.Īustin “Slasher” Liddicoat began playing Call of Duty competitively during Black Ops 2 but did not burst into the forefront of competitive Call of Duty until Advanced Warfare in 2015. The 10th spot on the list was tough to decide because there are many great Call of Duty players that were left off the list. New York struggled early but is on a resurgence lately, and Attach can be thanked as part of the improvement. Attach is one of the best natural aimers in Call of Duty right now and consistently plays at a high level.Ĭurrently, Attach is a member of the New York Subliners and has continued his superstar play into this season. Immediately, Attach was one of the best players in the world and led his team to the Call of Duty World Championship in Advanced Warfare.Īttach is known for his fast-paced playstyle with an SMG and being lethal with a sniper rifle, no matter what Call of Duty he plays. Dylan “Attach” Price has played Call of Duty professionally since 2015 when he made his rookie debut for Denial Esports in Advanced Warfare.
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