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“If s1mple shows the same game in every match, there’s very little chance for the opponent in fact, he can play much better than he did in that final against Gambit” And yet they eventually disrupted Gambit’s great form in 2021 with a powerful statement in the finals. NAVI have locked horns on their way to grand finals multiple times against Gambit, often struggling to surpass the CIS’s new star squad, especially on Dust 2 and Mirage. The red star squadron has been a staple of big event finals in the last months, snatching trophies on the back of seamlessly coordinated plays powered by great individual skill across the whole team.

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This has been showcased throughout the multiple series that they played against Gambit, a team hard to dislodge from the number one spot as of now. In essence, NAVI is a team whose success tightly couples to emotions - to the team clicking together. “We managed to find our game and get on the same wavelength, when we catch that tide, we are unstoppable there is no team in the world that we cannot beat” It was their second big win in 2021 - and a long awaited one too, since the first was the BLAST Premier Finals back in January.

They fell to Gambit early in the group stage only to beat their CIS rival in a dominant 3-0 sweep in grand finals. This was thus his first tournament that he played from the beginning until the end, and it culminated in the squad grabbing the trophy and getting revenge along the way. The Valve ruling related to RMR points forced the team to make a more definitive choice between the two players, and NAVI decided to trust the youngster for DreamHack Masters Spring. This gave him a taste of the level of play he would have to rise to should he move up the Counter-Strike ladder. The NAVI Junior player had been stepping in for Egor 'flamie' Vasilev here and there, but never for an entire event. Indeed, it’s right after this tournament that the team decided to field Valerii 'b1t' Vakhovskyi as a permanent fifth on the roster.

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It’s been no easy road, the hardest moment being their lackluster finish at ESL Pro League Season 13, which seemed to have been a tipping point. The boys in black and yellow have clawed their way back into being one of the world’s very best, despite the online context and the never-ending stream of tournaments jammed into a tightly packed schedule. NAVI themselves are at one of the biggest turning points in the history of the CIS powerhouse. Boombl4 took over the role of IGL utterly following 2 consecutive loses towards Gambit and FURIA.There is no doubt that 2021 will go down as a pivotal year for many teams, if only for the simple fact that the online era dragging on for the past fifteen months is about to come to an end. Electronic had called the photographs for Na'Vi on Mirage and Overpass of their first few ESL Pro League S13 suits.

Na'Vi head trainer B1ad3 talks about digital being tried out because the workforce's IGL briefly. NAVI's first VALORANT participant, joined them. Does NAVI have a Valorant crew?įorZe two times (5-1), secured second position, and earned a slot in the playoffs of the season, where the top four groups will book their tickets to the VCT Masters Three in Berlin, an analog of the CS:GO Major match.

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Natus Vincere (Latin for 'born to win', often abbreviated to NAVI and in the past Na`Vi) is an Ukrainian professional esports group.

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