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posted through the storied FPS series’ official blog disclosed the developers reason for this decision. Apparently, it was made because “Counter-Strike is at its best when teams compete on a level playing field and when ability is the only limit to their success.” “Over the past few years, we’ve seen professional Counter-Strike drift away from that ideal,” the message continued.
Historically, most of the big CS tournament organizers like ESL, IEM, and BLAST often reserved spots for legacy teams like FaZe, Na’Vi, and Astralis, which meant that smaller groups, such as TheMongolz and Bad News Eagles, were frequently left on the outside looking in. This crucial change to tournament guidelines, however, will ensure that every team runs through the same grueling gauntlet and no organization is safe from being axed ahead of a particular competition’s main event.
Unfortunately, these updates won’t take effect immediately as Valve also stated that “since tournament organizers have existing long term commitments, these requirements will take effect as of 2025.” This means that if you’re looking forward to seeing more up-and-comers shine in big matches, then you’ll have to remain patient for a long while before you can watch David vs. Goliath matches regularly.
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