the player who often made the aggressive plays. On the T-side, he’d aggressively look for picks to take map control while on the CT-side he used a fast rotational style to try for a pick from one area, then rotate to another to get a second shot at the enemy forces. It is at this point in the story that fnx comes into the story. When people talk about FalleN’s prime, it usually references the 2016 period when fnx was in the team. While FalleN was a good player in 2017, he was no longer the aggressive star player on the team, Fernando “fer” Alvarenga was. This is not a coincidence as fnx was central to enabling FalleN to play this aggressive style as he had seamless teamplaywith FalleN on the server and this gave FalleN the freedom he needed to make his AWP style work at the time. A prime example of this is the ninth round from the LG vs Na`Vi game at IEM Katowice. Fnx and FalleN started with a 2 man setup at long where FalleN went for an early pick. He then dropped a decoy and left fnx alone while he rotated back to CT-spawn and down mid to get a pick from a different angle. Fnx played to stall and this gave FalleN enough time to completely catch seized off guard. A third example of this teamplay comes from the Cloud9 vs SK Finals at EPL 4 Finals. On Overpass in the 25th round, Cloud9 did a hit on