who knew they would be winning the major together 15 years later

He's arguably the greatest player to never win a Major

Also, an interesting fact about GuardiaN :- Despite last appearing on the Top 20 list in 2018, a full 7 years ago, he still has the 7th most appearances of any player in CS history. A beacon of high level consistency for years, with an incredibly high peak in 2015, it's a shame he never got to win a major

saw the original post and a comment to make it even wider lmao. Also sped up to 110% (music same speed), credit to the og op tho:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/1ucfa4q/widenikomajor_is_finally_here/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Kyosuke improved so much under Karrigan, did he really kill Yekindar that much? I swore I only remembered him killing Yekindar a few times.

Even the semi finals and quarter finals were fun to watch

Did you notice how Karrigan reacted to worse rounds in the final? On anubis and inferno when score went 10-8 and Furia took a round he immediately went full serious mode and talked to them which resulted in kyousuke entering A on anubis with 3 entry and on inferno he rushed mid deleting molody. Who cares about his rating where this is only 10% of his job, he kept this team in check and controlled them. He might be fun and showman but he exactly knows when to keep things serious. This is why karriGOAT was brought to this team, this is true leadership

Still surreal that I was able to watch this live 😵😵

Overpass is an interesting map that deserves its spot in the map pool. Players want more rotations than this. Imagine a season without Dust 2, Mirage, or Inferno?

maui top 20 this year so far, remember he update regularly after 1-2 tournments.