"CS:GO's Best Kept Secret: A Case For Mirage's Underdog Teams"

[sg12]

Title: CS:GO's Best Kept Secret: A Case For Mirage's Underdog Teams

Hey guys, I've been rewatching some old CS:GO demos and I'm convinced that teams like Natus Vincere in 2014 and FaZe Clan in 2017 were way underappreciated for their game-winning strategies on Mirage. I think their success on this map is often overshadowed by teams like Astralis and Liquid, but in reality, they were some of the best players to ever play this map. What do you guys think, have I gone crazy or is Mirage really an underdog team map?

 

[SiMi]

Has anyone tried freelancing?

 

[Jey_k]

blockchain - worth it or not?

 

[kamaz123]

NFTs - worth it or not?

 

[Anna_snr]

automation - worth it or not?

 

[Fagundo]

automation - worth it or not?

 

[bambook87]

"Love this thread, Mirage is often slept on in pro scenes. I think it's because teams don't have the same amount of data to analyze as other maps like Dust II or Nuke, which gives the underdogs a chance to catch 'em off guard. Anyone else notice how underrated Inferno and Overpass can be too?"

 

[Trinya]

"Love that thread! Mirage is definitely an interesting map, and I've seen some wild upsets happen there. The underdog teams can really catch you off guard if you're not careful, especially with the right callouts."

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