#Natus vincere csgo professional#
In a stroke of blinding awesomeness, the young Ukrainian player Valerii “b1t” Vakhovskyi makes the most explosive professional debut in the game’s history. For NaVi’s 5-year veteran, hard work pays off. There have been highs, and there have been lows for the CIS squad, but one thing always rallied them forward – s1mple’s example. Witnessing NaVi’s dominant performance in this year’s CS:GO tournaments, it’s simple to forget that things haven’t always been this way. What makes it even more impressive is the feat of mental fortitude required to achieve even half of such a result. To put things into perspective: the fall CS:GO tourney marks the 85th (!) championship where s1mple maintained a positive KDA in a row. The Ukrainian icon of consistency is now tied with dev1ce in this field, with yet one more chance to overtake the Danish legend in the upcoming BLAST Worlds. It’s no surprise to anyone to see Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev win his 7th MVP badge of the year. The Fall Finals had the entire team working together in unison, spelling doom for their opposition in the upcoming BLAST Premier: World Final 2021 series, but great news for their fans! We can safely say that for Natus Vincere, the future looks bright. However, a dynasty is not defined by its past alone – its future is what makes it one. Indeed, 2021 has been a good year for the CIS-based team: in a flash of excellence, the squad impressively claimed not one, not even two, but astonishing eight golds in S-tier CS:GO leagues, both online and offline, in a single season. The battle drums of BLAST Premiere: Fall Finals are silent, and the gold and black champions emerge as the new dominant force on the CS esports scene. May their reign be long and games bountiful for memorable moments and excellent highlights! Natus Vincere, the champions
#Natus vincere csgo pro#
Ushering a new era of Counter-Strike with an undisputable show of force, Natus Vincere establish a new dynasty on the Counter-Strike pro scene. Astralis, Heroic, Natus Vincere, Team Vitality, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Team Liquid, Gambit Esports, and G2 Esports are all preparing for the year’s final showdown.Īs the eight competitors approach the ultimate CS:GO tourney of the year, one stands above the rest. Among the list of next CS:GO tournaments, the BLAST Premier: World Final towers over the competition with its $1 000 000 in the prize pool and, most importantly, the big names of its attendees. As the 2021 professional season is coming to an end soon, there are still battles yet unfought.
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