NiP ease past Virtus.pro to DH final

17-6-2013 16:25

NiP made it past Virtus.pro in the semi-final of DreamHack Summer 2013 with a 2-0 score (16-6 on de_mirage_ce, 16-9 on de_dust2_se) and despite their earlier struggles they will be the clear favorites to take first place when they meet Epsilon.

Virtus.pro opened up the semi-final with a pistol round win on the terrorist side of de_mirage_ce, but the Ninjas went for their usual third round buy with FAMASes and were quickly able to tie the game at two apiece.

Virtus' revenge buy didn't pan out, and they found themselves trailing 2-6 before winning their next round. Virtus were able to win two in a row, but the Ninjas then claimed back the momentum and went on a winning streak of their own.

f0rest was once again instrumental to NiP's success

NiP changed sides with a comfortable 10-5 lead, and quickly won the second half pistol round thanks to two kills from both Patrik "f0rest" Lindberg and Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund in the A site.

The CIS-based squad were only able to clinch one more round, an early force buy, before NiP put them out of their misery with a commanding 16-6 win to move onto the second map of the semi-final with the help of Alesund's one-on-three heroics on the final round.

Adam "friberg" Friberg opened up de_dust2_se with three Glock kills on the pistol round that allowed NiP to go up 3-0. Strong awping from Sergey "Fox" Stolyarov and a three frag A retake from his brother Mihail "Dosia" helped even up the score at three. Two kills from Emil "kucher" Akhundov finished the Swedes on the eighth round, but time ran out and the bomb exploded.

NiP rode the momentum for a good six more rounds to make it 10-3 before Virtus could respond, and were also able to win the final round of the half for a strong 11-4 opening half lead as terrorists on de_dust2_se.

Virtus attempted to come back in the second half but a ninja-ish defuse from Lindberg and a one-on-two clutch from Alesund allowed NiP to ultimately win the map 16-9, and the series 2-0.

DreamHack Summer 2013Best of 2

Virtus.pro

Matchpage

17th June 2013

Ninjas in Pyjamas

Mirage_ce

Dust2_se

Ninjas in Pyjamas	K - D	+/-	ADR	KAST	Rating1.0
Christopher 'GeT_RiGhT' Alesund GeT_RiGhT	42 - 24	+18	-	-	1.36
Richard 'Xizt' Landström Xizt	39 - 32	+7	-	-	1.16
Adam 'friberg' Friberg friberg	34 - 29	+5	-	-	1.14
Patrik 'f0rest' Lindberg f0rest	36 - 29	+7	-	-	1.10
Robin 'Fifflaren' Johansson Fifflaren	28 - 30	-2	-	-	0.88

Virtus.pro	K - D	+/-	ADR	KAST	Rating1.0
Mihail 'Dosia' Stolyarov Dosia	36 - 32	+4	-	-	1.14
Ladislav 'GuardiaN' Kovács GuardiaN	33 - 33	0	-	-	1.01
Sergey 'Fox' Stolyarov Fox	27 - 37	-10	-	-	0.79
Emil 'kUcheR' Akhundov kUcheR	28 - 38	-10	-	-	0.78
Kyrylo 'ANGE1' Karasiow ANGE1	20 - 39	-19	-	-	0.61

The grand final between NiP and Epsilon will be played on stage in DreamArena Extreme and will be a repeat of their match last night from the Swedish Championship.

100% easy

2013-06-17 16:26

7 replies

+1 bro

2013-06-17 16:27

2 obvious replies from countries that did not achieve anything lol, at least in GO, keep it up :)

2013-06-17 17:17

5 replies

What's the shit with their country? You think your comments have more interest because you're Russian and a team with two Russians won a tournament beating NiP? You can be angry with VP's loss, but keep it to yourself if you can't express it in a smarter way.

2013-06-17 17:24

3 replies

another one lol

2013-06-17 17:58

1 reply

Too easy dude, VP stronk... Not :( Best regards, Sweden

2013-06-17 18:19

2013-06-17 18:58

Bro you are not from swed so you can't say a word about winning :D

2013-06-18 01:47

2 - 1 win NiP (16 - 9; 12 - 16 and 16 - 4), remember this

ehh NIP was just better today :( gl in final. I hope VP can revenge in future

2013-06-17 16:29

go retire guardian. bring back adren, be top1 again.

2013-06-17 16:30

24 replies

Troll, hahah.. GuardiaN played really well, he had AMAZING AWP-kills on DD2.

2013-06-17 16:33

21 replies

guardian played well in every team, yet his teams never won anything important.

2013-06-17 16:35

15 replies

What? Lastest Achievements: - 1st Benq Czech Championship (Czech Republic, Seč, October 2012) - 1st Benq LanCraft (Czech Republic, Uherské Hradište, June 2012) - 1st Intel Lan Finals (Czech Republic, Uherské Hradište, June 2012) - 1st GigaByte Lan Finals (Czech Republic, Brno, January 2012) - 1st Czech and Slovak championship(Slovakia, Bratislava, November 2011) - 1st Storm The Front (Slovakia, Bratislava, September 2011) - 1st Mezihernový turnaj 03/2011(Slovakia, Bratislava, March 2011) - 1st Czech National Championship (Czech Republic, Seč, April 2010) - 1st SVK-CZE Championship (Slovakia, Bratislava, June2010) - 2nd Copenhagen Games (Denmark, Copenhagen, April 2010) - 1st Alpcon(Austria, 2010) - 1st Dreamhack Winter (Sweden, Stockholm/Jonkoping, November 2009) - 1st Multiplay i38 (England, Newbury, November 2009) - 1st World Gamesmaster Tournament (Slovakia, Trenčín, October 2009) - 1st BECUP Lan (Hungary, Budapest, August 2009) - 1st Multiplay\'s i37 Lan (England, Coventry, August 2009) - 1st Infused CryO PC Cup (ONLINE, July 2009) - 1st UKeSA Premiership Season 1 (England, London, June 09) - 1st Cadred European Rankings (May 2009) - 1st Guardian wins Lan79 MVP award (May 2009) 64% - 2nd Lan79 (France, May 2009) - 1st Guardian wins Multiplay's i36 MVP award - 1st Multiplay's i36 (England, Coventry, April 2009) - 2nd Creative Lan Finals (Czech Republic, Brno, 2009) - 3rd Creative Lan Finals (Czech republic, Brno, 2008) - 1st Cadred European Rankings (May 2009) - 1st Guardian wins Lan79 MVP award (May 2009) 64% - 2nd Lan79 (France, May 2009) - 1st Guardian wins Multiplay's i36 MVP award - 1st Multiplay's i36 (England, Coventry, April 2009) - 2nd Creative Lan Finals (Czech Republic, Brno, 2009) - 3rd Creatove Lan Finals (Czech republic, Brno, 2008) Team Slovakia(.PhP, UN, GuardiaN, XeRo, anyX) ENC 2008(Germany, Leipzig) Mix achievements: 3rd Infinity Lan - j0sse, enorm, BoTk4, kap1, GuardiaN(CS1.6, Hungary, Vác) 3rd Outpost on Fire - WT, STR, sneix, .PhP, GuardiaN(CSS, Belgium, Antwerpen)

2013-06-17 16:56

14 replies

Man I wish WT would start playing again, he was so inzane

2013-06-17 16:59

youtube.com/watch?v=-9_GiHHVSmA

2013-06-17 17:01

hahaha them cheats

2013-06-17 17:05

So which are those "important events" won???

8 replies

- 1st Alpcon(Austria, 2010) - 1st Dreamhack Winter (Sweden, Stockholm/Jonkoping, November 2009) - 1st Multiplay i38 (England, Newbury, November 2009) - 1st World Gamesmaster Tournament (Slovakia, Trenčín, October

2013-06-17 17:06

According to www.satanion.dk : • DreamHack Winter 2009 1. Meet Your Makers(SWE) - (100.000 SEK) 2. mTw - (50.000 SEK) 3. compLexity - (25.000 SEK) 4. Millenium - (10.000 SEK) 5-8. H2k-Gaming 5-8. Evil Geniuses 5-8. fnatic 5-8. k1ck 9-16. Oslo Lions 9-16. Rodcad 9-16. PGS D-Link 9-16. Spirit of Amiga 9-16. SK Gaming 9-16. Coldfrag 9-16. wooSai 9-16. TitaNs About DHWinter 2009: Was GuardiaN part of a swedish team, moreover MYM ?! The other events are not important, i guess 90% of cs viewers never heared about those events.

2013-06-17 17:12

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Please use brain or be better at googling as it aint your cup of tea. the end of my comments as i can see Romanian retards i bet that is why your country is so poor because of a retards like yourself. Oh let me save you some time here you go: VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=bgRI4y4qhxY NEWS: cadred.org/News/Channel/84792/?id=84792&..

2013-06-17 17:20

2 replies

Maybe you should be more specific when you write such comments. You know this site was 100% cs1.6 version forum. As you know, GuardiaN was a 1.6 player too. I never knew that GuardiaN was a CSS player. That's way i thought you write some 1.6 random events...

2013-06-17 17:38

"I never knew that GuardiaN was a CSS player." lol this explains a lot. but it is nice to see u trying ;o)

2013-06-17 21:44

Please stop embarrassing yourself.....Read the comment and take time to absorb it and then act.

2013-06-17 17:28

You showed DHW'09 1.6 results... GuardiaN was a CSS player... jeez

SO FAIL AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

2013-06-17 18:29

i was talking about go, in the first place. even if u pasted here sauce events, he still lacks a big tournament. he has over 50% of the tournaments in czech republic, lmao. again, he was so good in every team, but his teams never won anything important. overrated as fuck and low team payer. needless to say he loses himself in important moments. lol, winning a cadred prize is funny, seeing how they create the mvp's list. that rat-look of riheyk or what the fuck is his name + the neverending stupidity of gonzo sure means alot.

2013-06-17 17:07

Yet they downgraded themself by kicking AdreN and getting GuardiaN.

2013-06-17 16:39

4 replies

they didnt kick him

2013-06-17 16:48

he left, whatever, still dumb to pick up a non russian native

2013-06-17 16:57

fully agree

2013-06-17 16:58

2013-06-17 17:08

they werent top1.mby in your dreams

they never were top1 are you high or something..from another point of view the never were top2 eather but what a hell..

Should have add the news about epsilon too! Rather that match ended earlier than NiP.

2013-06-17 16:32

win easy.. have negative score.. fiff

NiP was strong again, gg

2013-06-17 16:34

Your awesome tgwri1s thanks for posting the stats.

oh look who's last from nip and the only one on (-)

2013-06-17 16:37

i havent seen the stats before your posts. even so, i didn't had to have the stats to know that fifflaren is the worst nip player. even if he made the match of his life, still last.

It's funny how every VP fanboy thinks that with adren NiP would stand zero chance.

Fanboy's are idiots. If you ignore them you will enjoy this website a lot more.

2013-06-17 17:09

The score was 16-9 on dust2 right? not 16-7? Not that it matters that much but give VP the rounds they deserve, they actually played well on d2! :) GL to NiP and Epsilon in the final, hope it will be a great game to remember!

2013-06-17 16:38

n111

open DT maybe ?

klin 'n izy

2013-06-17 16:41

Was never that close and exciting, too bad AdreN left, even tho GuardiaN prolly is the best awper in the world and the best replacement they could of get it really feels like the chemistry with AdreN was a lil bit better and made VP slightly more dangerous, an edge that can change outcomes of games on this level.

2013-06-17 16:42

It is upsetting, but not too much though taking into consideration the fact that GuardiaN is new to the team and they do have those little communication issues and basically only angel is able to talk to him in English even though he did start to understand certain Russian sentences game related which is good, but in any case the result was predictable, so VP just needs time to get their act together and practice if they do decide to keep GuardiaN on a permanent basis, which is kind of already the case right now, and decide not switch back to AdreN, but in AdreN's recent interview taken after he left the team ---> youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedde.. where he was asked a question whether he would love to return to VP after his Kazakstan Gamer Finals he clearly said "ABSOLUTELY" he would if he got such an offer and he did say that right after his games there in Kazakstan he's going back to playing CS:GO on a permanent basis, so it's hard to say right now what is going to happen. In any case, GuardiaN is a great fit for VP anyway it's just it'll take a little more time and effort to get back on the fit properly and start winning hard again. Some strategies were/will change in near future since GuardiaN is basically the main awper and VP would have to change their style strategic wise probably a little as well.... Anyway, bla bla bla, NiP showed great game against VP, VP's mistakes were more or less understandble with a new standin, and thank Lord that this is not the result with AdreN in the team, cause if AdreN played and VP lost this match with such a score difference then it would've been a completely different story, but today nothing to blame VP for... They showed what they could after almost no practice at all what so ever with da new guy! Still good to share 3/4 bronze place with LDLC at such a huge event. gg gl Epsilon in da finals! IMHO

2013-06-17 16:54

No..

2013-06-17 16:52

nobody wants to read it^^

+1..he is a true fanboy

2013-06-17 17:00

...love how my post gets popular...keep it up and I'll sit back and laugh :)

2013-06-17 17:02

ohh u are star

2013-06-17 17:04

2013-06-17 17:34

angel my dream team :(

2013-06-17 16:46

youtu.be/av1_XALh9ds

2013-06-17 16:47

Some months ago, The Easty: LOOOLLOL VP NUMBER 111 THEY BEAT NIP. Me: We'll just have to see next lan. The Easty: YEAH DUDE, YOU'LL SEE.... WHATUP NOW EASTYYYSS!?! :D

nip barely passed the groupstage,shut up

Doesn't matter, they passed the group stage and now are the favorites to win the entire event. Doesn't matter how you get there fact is they did it again. Mad?

2013-06-17 17:16

nip barely passed the groupstage and still destroy the arguably top3 teams in the world (CW/VP) with such ease. Your comment makes alot of sense. On the other hand, fnatic in 1.6 ALWAYS struggled in the groupstage and ended up winning it all so, so much knowledge

2013-06-17 17:26