In a heartfelt tweet that resonates through the Counter-Strike community, ECSTATIC's CEO Thomas Sinding has officially announced the departure of the organization's cherished CS roster. This end marks the beginning of a new chapter for both the players and the organization as they part ways.

The end of one journey is the start of another

Thomas Sinding

Sinding stated, acknowledging the mixed emotions surrounding the farewell. Under his leadership, ECSTATIC saw its roster of young talents blossom into full-fledged superstars, a testament to the nurturing environment the organization prided itself on.

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Sinding's tweet extended gratitude and well-wishes to the players, signaling a warm send-off as they step into their future endeavors. It's a move that speaks volumes of the legacy they've built — a chronicle of growth, camaraderie, and the relentless pursuit of excellence in the esports arena.

As the community looks on, it's clear that these players, tagged in Sinding's goodbye — Queenix, kraghen, salazar, Nodios, and Patti — leave behind a legacy that's far from over. Their impact on ECSTATIC will be a guiding star for future aspirants.

We would like to remind you that the Gaimin Gladiators organisation has recently bought out the ECSTATIC roster.