Neolution Orange

Neolution Orange (Orange) is an esports organization based in Malaysia.

History
Orange's DotA team was created in 2011, led by Malaysian superstar Mushi. They immediately achieved result by placing 2nd in The Games Expo. After also placing 2nd in MGT, they finally won their first championship in ESTC. They also participated in Electronic Sports World Cup 2011 and G-League Season 3, but did not achieve any results. After SMM 2011, their star player Mushi had decided to take a break from DotA and was replaced by an academy player Khoo "Ohaiyo" Chong Xin. Before the Malaysia Invitational, Orange announced that YamateH and Ice will be replacing old members Clanton and Nixch. They won the Malaysia Invitational in convincing fashion.

In January 2013, YamateH left the team to join Team Zenith. WinteR and Ice also left the team and were replaced by Net and Ohaiyo from MUFC eSports.

In February 2013, Kecik_Imba joined Orange as the 6th player.

In August 2013, Mushi left the team to go to China.

In September 2013, the remaining players of the team departed.

In October 2013, Orange formed a new squad, consisting of WinteR, TFG, Ling, Sharky, and YamateH.

In January 2014, TFG and Ling were dropped from the team. They were replaced by SXOCXS and InsidiousC.

In February 2014, Ysaera joined the team to replace YamateH, who left for Titan eSports.

In May 2014, SXOCXS, InsidiousC, and Ysaera were dropped after the team failed to qualify for The International 2014.

After falling short in The International 2014 qualifiers, Orange drops Ysaera, SXOCXS and InsidiousC.

Current Roster

 * Chan «Winter» Litt-Binn (Captain)
 * Raymond «Sharky» W.K. Yong

DotA

 * Silver medal icon.svg TGX Arena Regional DotA Tournament (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg MGT DotA Tournament (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg Electronic Sports Thailand Championship (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg Indian Gaming Carnival (2012)
 * Gold medal icon.svg GIGABYTE E-Sport Tournament April (2012)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg MSI Nvidia SEA Championship (2012)