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With the recent success of the Esports World Cup and the announcement that esports will see it’s own Olympic games in the future, many fans are theorising what such a competition would look like if it was applied to Counter-Strike.
Of course, we have seen competitions like this in both the past (WESG) and the present (IESF), but what would happen if a true ‘World Cup’ was created within CS and in an era in which it could attract the world’s biggest stars?
Because let’s face it, as cool as EWC was with all of the little innovations, just having it feature existing teams from the same old organisations was a little boring and failed to capture the same magic as seeing a ‘Team Ukraine’ that would form at events like WESG.
So, with that in mind, we have created a Counter-Strike World Cup with sixteen teams and a set of rules to make the competition as realistic and as exciting as possible.
From there, we have asked the expert opinions of multiple talent members to see who they think would be the eventual winners of what would surely be one of the most fun competitions on the calendar.
Pot 1:
Russia, Denmark, Brazil, Ukraine
Pot 2:
Sweden, France, USA, Germany
Pot 3:
Poland, Israel, Canada, UK
Pot 4:
India, China, Mongolia, Australia
Group A:
Ukraine, USA, UK, China
Group B:
Denmark, Germany, Canada, India
Group C:
Brazil, France, Poland, Mongolia
Group D:
Russia, Sweden, Israel, Australia
For the predictions we asked three talent members (Freddie “GrimyRannarr” Pritchard, Neo “Ne0kai” Caine, and Travis “Trav” Landaw Mott) the following questions in order to ascertain the most accurate results that such a competition would produce.
Oh, and we’ll be giving our opinion on it too, because this was just too fun of a concept to not do that.
Which two teams would advance from each group?
Who would be the top four?
Who would win bronze?
Who would win gold?
Which two teams would advance from each group?
Who would be the top four?
Who would win bronze?
Who would win gold?
1. Which two teams would advance from each group?
2. Who would be the top four?
3. Who would win bronze?
4. Who would win gold?
1. Which two teams would advance from each group?
2. Who would be the top four?
3. Who would win bronze?
4. Who would win gold?
So, the results are in and it looks like Russia would be a clear favourite. Of course, that is understandable given the presence of both donk and m0NESY on the same team, but in our opinion, you should never count out a group of Danes and just how well they would be able to come together in a very short space of time.
Interestingly, however, the race for a bronze medal seems to be pretty split. Brazil had two votes from both ourselves and Ne0kai, but GrimyRannarr was adamant that the boys from ukraine would be able to take home some glory.
The other interesting thing to note is the faith in firepower from the analysts. Although we said that they would be eliminated in groups due to their lack of a real team structure, all three of the analysts think they would advance from their group and Trav even thinks they could go as far as the top four.
In conclusion, we think this event would be a hell of a lot of fun and a huge change to what is a schedule that goes from event to event in a rather monotonous fashion.
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