Janko

And Shuey lost a lot of that with the Liege coming in because it had a Liege and Nertz playing a lot of the map control positions on the CT side.

So I think Shuey's a big winner out of this too.

So, for example, on Mirage... Yeah, but I wonder how much...

Let's think about this for a second, right?

The reason that Malbz is an exciting player is because of his aim, right?

And in North America, all the Americas, when he was playing on teams like that, those teams are not as fundamentally sound.

They don't use utility as good.

They're trading, they're spacing, all that stuff's not as good.

So North America, when he's running around and bopping people with a deagle because he's getting offered 1v1 jewels all the time, I'm not saying it's not mechanically good.

It is mechanically good.

I think that he's a very good aimer.

But in modern Counter-Strike, to play a position where you are a map control position, just continue to use Mirage, being a comp player, a short player, something like that, it's really like split-second decision-making, and it's not always aim that wins you those scenarios.

It's the choice of how do you play through that smoke.

So...

Now, you put that aim on display and you put it in the more proactive of the anchor spots, which would be A on Mirage again, as opposed to B where you're just jump spotting and doing nothing.

NAF can keep that.

It puts the aim of Malm's back as the focus.

It's like, okay, so one out Palace, bop.

Okay, one Tetris, bop, right?

It simplifies things for a player who has strong mechanics, right?