As the Counter-Strike 2 community gears up for IEM Chengdu 2024, Team Falcons' player Peter 'dupreeh' Rasmussen sheds light on an often-overlooked perk of the tournament schedule—early morning matches. Dupreeh's insights come in response to MAJ3R's comments appreciating early games, especially for those with familial duties.
I saw a post recently from @Maj3r_ saying that, when you have kids (and obviously wake up very early!) it’s nice to have a CS game to watch on the side in the early mornings! I agree! And it’s one of the benefits of a tournament being held in China. Looking forward watch to #IEM Chengdudupreeh
The thrill of watching competitive CS2 battles unfold with the sunrise offers a unique charm for esports enthusiasts, balancing passion with daily routines. "It's one of the benefits of a tournament being held in China," notes dupreeh. His sentiment echoes a wider appreciation for the global nature of esports, bringing live action to different time zones and catering to a diverse audience.
With the event commencing on April 8th at 9:30 AM, fans are set for a week of high-octane CS2 competition. The tournament promises not just a generous $250,000 prize pool but also a coveted slot at IEM Cologne 2024 for the winner.
Stay tuned to bo3 for more insights and updates on IEM Chengdu 2024 as the global CS2 scene continues to unite fans across continents and time zones.
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