This year's IEM Katowice finally ushered in the final showdown, in the semi-final G2 Lec naVi, the young player m0NESY played a brilliant role, on the other side FaZe Clan defeated Heroic, Karrigan offline or overpowered cadiaN. The two teams are on the stage of the final, let's see what the final is like!
Semi-final results:
Highlights of the final
NiKo vs FaZe
Unconsciously, NiKo has been joining G2 for more than a year, but for fans who know him well, Niko's career at FaZe is definitely an unforgettable experience. Facing the old owner again, what kind of spark the two sides will collide with should be the biggest attraction. This time, although only broky and karrigan remained in the opponent's lineup. With the passage of time, Broky has grown into a sniper who can stand alone, and Karrigan's command is more mature and sharp to poke at the pain points of his opponents, and NiKo must also show his best self.
m0NESY got the script for the male lead?
The first time I participated in an offline event, I won the championship, and the person who got this script last time was m0NESY's friend b1t. Today he defeated his best friend and stepped onto the stage of the final, and whether he can write his legend depends on himself. From transfer to joining, m0NESY brings together most of the traffic topics in the CSGO community, and everyone is looking forward to his performance, there are people who want to see him soar, and there are people who want him to go out of the world. But a professional player can't live by the comments of others. 16-year-old, you still have a long way to go, I hope you can seize every opportunity, even if you are disappointed, don't be depressed.
Plug and play jks
JKS's performance is too positive. From being blamed to being praised, this man inspires us with his inspirational story. There are always people who say that the fans of the CSGO community are "toxic" enough that gossip will fly whenever the pros play abnormally. But jks tells us with its own story that as long as you have strength, the community will give you enough positive feedback. He replaced Rain for Ropz in this tournament, he adapted so quickly to different positions, and everyone's evaluation of him ranged from "a cannon on the CT side" to "an all-round excellent player", and all the praise and recognition he received was played through his own hands.
When we go back offline, we're talking about something
Passion, blood, vocal arena, incredible endgame. When the CSGO competition returns to the offline again, we will always feel the wonderful experience that CS brings us. How can you not be impressed when you see Karrigan cheering after winning each round, when you see CadiaN not forgetting to "twist the rope" for his teammates in a disadvantageous moment, and when you see Broky shouting at the end of the game? It is these emotional moments that make us love this game, and we love it not only for the subtle cooperation within those games, but also for the sense of accomplishment and belonging it brings us as a team. No matter who ends up holding the cup tomorrow, when the fireworks of Spodek come on, the first words in my mind should be: I love CS to death!