5 promising CS:GO lineups in 2018

As we head into 2018, we continue to see the evolution of professional CS:GO. Teams that competed in underdogs and didn’t achieve much have gradually regained their form, gradually improving in skills and can make it difficult for the best teams. Here is a list of 5 CS:GO teams to look forward to in 2018.

North

This Danish team has been promoted a lot. Consistently attending A-level events, as well as a strong (but slowing down) streak in the second half of the year, North seems to have fixed its problems and is on track for an explosive 2018.

In multiple interviews, North said internal problems had been identified and would be completely eliminated after the winter break. This instills hope and confidence in the eyes of the fans as well as the members. If North really corrects it, we will see a stronger Danish team in 2018. ELEAGUE Major Boston 2018 will be a great tournament for the team to show everyone their “new self”.

Cloud9

If there’s one North American team that has always impressed at international tournaments, it’s Cloud9. Since the n0thing duo, shroud left and was replaced by tarik, RUSH, North American fans hope CS NA will recover. Cloud9 performed impressively in 2017, as they continuously improved, especially compared to their regional teammates.

Tarik thrived in the IGL position, while the rest of the members all competed in high form, Cloud9 certainly not only stormed the North American region but also the international arena. Consistent form in 2017 has suggested that, if any NA team makes the top 5, it will most likely be Cloud9.

Ninjas in Pajamas

NiP has had a rough ride over the past year. We are seeing individuals once considered living legends, CS:GO veterans are slowly fading away, they are no longer living in the glory days of 2013/2014. ‘Old bamboo shoots grow’, new talents are gradually replacing the elders. NiP won the 2017 IEM Oakland title with this ‘change of blood’ roster, with a spectacular performance. REZ and draken may be the fuel to keep the movement running, but NiP still needs the gears of GeT_RiGhT, f0rest, and Xizt to keep the movement running at full capacity.

A lot of hope is being placed on the ninja boys at international events in 2018. Hopefully they can lift the celebratory trophy, but only the Swedes of NiP can make it happen. realistic. True fans of NiP are looking forward to an impressive 2018.

Natus Vincere

Na`Vi have been at the bottom of CS:GO’s abyss since ESL One New York 2016. This has been their longest run of trouble, leaving fans and myself both frustrated – leading to boredom. discouraged and in decline.

With Denis “electronic” Sharipov and Danylo “Zeus” Teslenko is added to the list, it looks like things are slowly changing. However, the current Zeus has yet to improve his personal skills, which caused him to be kicked out of Na`Vi at first. DreamHack Winter 2017 proved that even though the roster was in trouble, everyone was ready to give their best. More specifically, s1mple had an excellent and stable year.

If Natus Vincere can fix the problems at the back, the team can recover in 2018. Everything is in place. What needs to be done now is to stay mentally and physically fit.

mousesports

This European team has been creating a lot of impressions for viewers lately, despite being the Estonian prodigy Robin.”ropz“Kool or saint AWP Tomáš”okar” Šťastny. The presence of this pair provides a lot of energy for the whole team. That’s not to mention Miikka’s amazing form “suNny” Kemppi and Martin “STYKO” Styk , 2 members competed effectively in the games. In addition, it is impossible not to mention the leadership of Chris “ChrisJ” de Jong, the captain who lets his stars shine, while keeping the game in check.

If mouz continues to improve and play consistently, we will definitely see them in the top 5 in the world of 2018.

Source: cybersport