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Scump COD Black Ops 1 History (2011)

Scump started his competitive Call of Duty career in 2011 during the Call of Duty: Black Ops season by joining Quantic LeveraGe. Seth was an instant success at competitive Call of Duty, winning his first championship playing Black Ops with Quantic LeveraGe at MLG Dallas in April of 2011. Then, they took fourth at MLG Columbus in June of 2011.

Scump won MLG Anaheim in July of 2011 and placed Top 6 throughout the rest of the 2011 Major League Gaming Pro Circuit season at MLG Raleigh, MLG Orlando, and MLG Providence.

SCUMP COD Modern Warfare 3 History (2012)

At the beginning of the COD Modern Warfare 3 esports season, Scump left Quantic and joined OpTic Gaming. Then, they went on to be the most dominant team in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 season. Major League Gaming didn’t support the game so other tournament organizers stepped up to provide competitions for the community to compete at. Seth Abner won 1st at EGL5, Machinima’s Frag Cup 3, UMG Fort Lee, EGL 7 and the Icons MW3 Farewell tournament. Later, he placed 2nd at EGL 8. He competed with Nadeshot, Methodz, and Blfire in Philadelphia at the NJ Halo CodZilla tournament and took 1st place. Scump competed in a Halo 4 event in 2012 alongside NaDeSHoT, MerK, and Saintt. They competed under the OpTic Gaming name and placed in the top 64.

Scump COD Black Ops 2 History (2013)

Scump and OpTic Gaming would stay together for the COD Black Ops 2 esports season. He only finished 1st place at UMG Chicago, but never finished worse than the top 10 for Black Ops 2. Scump continued to prove he was one of the most dominant players in the game, playing exceedingly well at almost every event.

Scump COD Ghosts History (2014)

Scump stayed on OpTic going into the COD Ghosts esports season. After a 9th place finish at the MLG Fall Championship and a 13th place finish at UMG Philadelphia, Scump announced he was leaving OpTic Gaming. He then joined Team EnVyUs alongside Merk, ProoFy, and Goonjar. He stated that a rivalry with Nadeshot was causing problems in the house and on the team. After a short 13 days with Team EnVy, Scump announced that he was leaving to return to OpTic Gaming. He joined the lineup of Nadeshot, MBoZe, and Clayster for the 2014 Call of Duty Championship.

MLG X GAMES INVITITATIONAL

At the MLG X Games Invitational, Scump and OpTic Gaming performed at the next level. They advanced all the way through their bracket to face Team Kaliber in the Grand Finals.

Scump played particularly well throughout the entire tournament to lead OpTic Gaming to victory over Team Kaliber, and become one of the first Gold Medalists for Call of Duty.

The next few events were inconsistent for Scump and his team, with 4th and 5th placings at Gfinity 3, UMG Dallas, UMG Nashville, and in the MLG Call of Duty League Season 3 Playoffs.

Scump COD Advanced Warfare History (2015)

After the 2015 Call of Duty World Championship, Scump became the team captain going forward. As captain of OpTic Gaming, Seth led the team to 6 more Championships and 2 more Pro League Regular Season wins before the end of the Advanced Warfare season.

They then finished 1st in the 2nd Season of the MLG Pro League to qualify for the Season 2 Playoffs at the summer XGAMES in Austin, Texas. Scump defended his title and won his second gold medal. Scump became the only esports player to win back to back XGAMES gold medals. Then he went on to win the final event of Advanced Warfare, the 2015 MLG World Finals. Scump said in an interview that the World Finals was the only event where he ever felt like he got carried, but it still marked Scump’s most successful year of esports yet.

He won 9 championships, all 3 of the online Pro League Seasons, appeared in 10 of the 11 Grand Finals, and he won many online tournaments hosted by MLG and UMG. Seth had the most pro points out of any player of the season with 447,975 pro points.

Scump COD Black Ops 3 History (2016)

Going into the Call of Duty: Black Ops III season Scump confirmed that OpTic Gaming would not be making any roster changes, like many other teams. OpTic Gaming went on to successfully qualify for the Call Of Duty World League NA. However, their success from Advanced Warfare did not carry over right away. Scump and OpTic were one of eight teams to be invited to the Totino’s Invitational 2015, where they ultimately ended up placing second to a new Rise Nation roster after FormaL had only played Black Ops III for a few days. After they came home from this disappointing loss, Scump shared an “eSports Team of the Year” award with his teammates as well as OpTic. Two days later OpTic qualified for Stage 1 of the 2016 COD World League North America Pro Division after they beat both, OrbitNA and Apotheon eSports.

Scump and his team remained in first for the majority of the season leading up to UMG South Carolina 2016. However, that didn’t matter as they ended up losing to H2k Gaming on last map of a best of seven in the second round of the tournament. OpTic placed 5-8th and was their worst placing and first time not appearing in the grand finals of a major LAN event since Call of Duty Championship 2015. This loss seemed to light a fire under Scump and his teammates as they went home and won three out of four of the online CWL Challenger Divsion tournaments and finished first in the COD World League. OpTic finished with a 20-2 win loss record and Scump was once again declared as the MVP of another online league. They then went into Stage 1 Playoffs with the number one seed where they took out TSM, Elevate, and then beat Rise in round 11 of the seventh map in the grand finals to take out the two-time Black Ops III champions. This marked Scump and OpTic’s first major LAN win in the Black Ops III season. Scump went home for two days before he had to fly out Australia for the 2016 Crown Melbourne Invitational, where they ended up beating European Stage 1 champs, Millenium, in the grand finals to win back to back major LANs tournaments.

Scump COD INFINITE WARFARE History (2017)

Together, Scump and OpTic Gaming won 4 events and were clearly the crowd favorites at each event. Scump won his 1st championship ring with OpTic Gaming by winning the 2017 Call of Duty World League Championship on August 13th, 2017.

Scump COD World War 2 History (2018)

Scump and OpTic Gaming had inconsistent placings at the first five Majors, and the best placing was Top 16 at the 2018 Call of Duty World League Seattle Open. Then they placed 2nd at the Stage 1 Pro League playoffs. They took Top 6 at the 2018 Call of Duty World League Anaheim Open, 7-8th at the Stage 2 playoffs, and a shocking 17-24th at the 2018 CWL Championship. This was the first time since MW2 where OpTic failed to win a single championship title throughout a season.

Scump COD Black Ops 4 History (2019)

At the end of the Call of Duty Black Ops 4 season on October 12th, 2019, Scump announced he was leaving OpTic Gaming via Tweet.

“I never thought I’d ever say this again, but as of today I am no longer a part of OpTic, as much as I loved the logo and what it stood for, the honor was playing for my teammates and the GreenWall. I can’t wait for the new league, the new COD era and my new chapter. #CODisLife”

Scump COD Modern Warfare History (2020)

Scump announced on October 24th, 2019 that he would be playing on the Chicago Huntsmen team for the inaugural season of the Call of Duty League for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

On August 30th, 2020, Scump took 3rd place in the 2020 COD League World Championship with the Chicago Huntsmen earning $120,000.

Scump Warzone History (2020)

Scump competed in a few Call of Duty Warzone tournaments of various types. On August 30th, 2020, Scump took 3rd place in the 2020 COD League World Championship with the Chicago Huntsmen earning $120,000.

Scump COD Black Ops Cold War History (2021)

On September 9th, 2020, the COD League published that the Chicago Huntsmen had extended Scump’s contract for the 2021 COD Esports season.