In his latest interview, Canadian FaZe Clan team riffler Russel "Twistzz" Van Dulken urged professional players to stop slinging CS2 mud and set an example for the rest of us!

Twistzz:

I've seen a lot of tweets from cybersports players where they just say the game is crap, without any details. The community and casuals are equal and listen to what these players have to say. I think the pros need to, on the contrary, set an example.

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As a reminder, the FaZe Clan team is at their first CS2 Tier-1 tournament today - Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2023. And we can say that they are doing quite well, because the team has already reached the final of the lower bracket and tomorrow they will play against GamerLegion for the playoffs.

The championship bracket looks like this:

On September 27, 2023, Counter-Strike 2 was officially released. And day by day players find a lot of bugs and flaws in the game, and some of them say that the game is not ready for pro-level. But still, Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2023 was the first tournament on CS2.

IEM Sydney 2023 takes place from October 16-22 in Australia. The teams play for a prize pool of $250 thousand. The champion will also get a slot at IEM Katowice 2024. You can follow the schedule and results of the tournament here.