Thoughts on Fireleague

Hey everyone! This is my first post here and I just wanted to talk about what I got to experience this past weekend here on Buenos Aires.

First of all, I just want you to know how much a tournament like this means to our region (speaking from a south american perspective). It's not common to have tier 1 orgs come to the region, first time that happened was the Rio major, and this would be the second time if I'm not mistaken (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong). As an Argentinian who has been following Fnatic for a decade now, it's surreal that I got to see the team in home soil (and of course watching Nip vs Fnatic was one of the best things that happened in my life). I hope this event (alongside Rio major) serves as a presentation letter for foreign tournament organizers to see how passionately we take cs and esports in general.

That being said, I know the team didn't show the result we were all hoping for. We're going through a rough patch (and have been for the last couple years) and it shows. But before we take it all out on the players or the management, I just wanted to point out that the team finally seems to be finding its way. Maybe roster changes are in order, but I know for a fact that every player gave it their all in this tournament, so I just wanted to say thank you to the guys for giving us such an amazing show (and please@cArn hold on to Matys for as long as possible, I got to talk a bit with the guy and his knowledge and commitment to the game are incredible).

If anyone read through all of this, thank you, you're the goat :)