what csgo teams do you go for
what csgo teams do you go for
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Na Vi dan mengunjungi CS 1.6 era karena masalah kritis.
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Previously it was NiP until they crashed out after ESEA S15. I didn’t really stick to one team; it was always the best at the moment, like Fnatic, SK, LDLC/NV, etc. Still, I really enjoyed French players, especially Shox. So even though I switched teams often, G2 and Nv would probably be my go-to right now. I hope G2 performs well with Shox, Kenny, and Nbk, but they’re not doing great at the moment, which makes me a bit let down. Nv is fine, but the players there don’t stand out as much as G2’s lineup.
This sounds like a lighthearted comment. Shitting the bed is quite an exaggeration. As someone who follows G2 closely, I’ve read all their updates and interviews. They admitted they didn’t aim for immediate success, opting instead for a gradual improvement strategy. They’re using the VP approach—building a long-term roster to develop over time. They’re confident about it. For top players, they’re taking things slowly but steadily. They started from a rough beginning, dropping to 1-8 in ESL, then bounced back to 16-10 and finished second. Recently, they won a tournament (Low Tier 2 to High Tier 3). They displayed strong teamwork and skill, though they haven’t yet faced top-tier teams on LAN. Overall, they’re doing well based on their goals and progress so far. They’re aiming for their best performance at the next major in June.
Review the timestamp of this message. It was shared after their defeat against Nv on Cache, when Scream became extremely emotional. If you keep track of French clubs closely—especially during the era of VeryGames—the pattern is clear: a high-level French squad usually ends up with the strongest team in that group and quickly climbs into the top three. Watch how VG consistently approached NiP with KennyS; the change to Shox pushed them to dominate for months, often defeating NiP when NiP was the opponent. The same happened with LDLC’s lineup featuring Shox, Happy, Kio, and Smithzz—they surged ahead and quickly reached the second spot before the DH winter Major, where they eventually triumphed. This “French shuffle honeymoon” has never been seen with two elite French players on the same team: Shox and Kenny. When G2 announced Shox and Kenny joining together, everyone expecting from the French scene was confirmed. If surrounding players were mid-tier, the team might have struggled to start strong, but that didn’t happen. NBK, Apex, and Body are their key contributors—both legendary and steadily improving. It’s unlikely they’ll fall behind; they outperformed expectations. Right now, they’re back on track, which is exactly what they should be doing after being new. G2’s current form is impressive and justified their reputation as a serious threat.
The date posted was incorrect; I thought it was May instead of March. Now I really get your point. Still, I don’t fully support your initial argument. Yes, they lost due to envy, but if that’s the only reason for their poor performance, it doesn’t make much sense. (To be clear, they did struggle at the beginning, so I agree—your logic is odd.) They managed to win from envy just two days prior with scores like 16-3 and 16-5. That one game they lost was intense. Of course, I can’t ignore it and must admit you’re right about their early struggles. (I realize now the post date was wrong too.) Still, as I said, they decided to change their strategy. And honestly, they seem quite intimidating. Although they make many errors, especially for a French team, they’re displaying strong teamwork. In terms of the overall squad, that’s just nonsense. They have five amazing players with great skills. But they never called themselves a superteam, and while I understand why people might say that, it’s still unreasonable. Let them play and see how they define themselves. Right now, their future looks promising.