dArk joins Gamers2 as coach

1-5-2015 19:22

Gamers2 have announced that Sebastian "dArk" Babiński will be serving as coach for their CS:GO team.

The last month was rocky for the Polish team, who, after ending in 5th-6th place at Copenhagen Games, decided to add more firepower to the squad by replacing Jacek "⁠MINISE⁠" Jeziak with hot-shot Michał "⁠MICHU⁠" Müller.

Less than two weeks later, Gamers2 changed their lineup again and brought MINISE back, this time waving goodbye to Karol "⁠rallen⁠" Rodowicz, but the team continue to be blighted by inconsistency.

dArk will coach Gamers2's CS:GO team

The Spanish organisation has now decided to hire former DELTA member Sebastian "⁠dArk⁠" Babiński as coach of their CS:GO lineup in an effort to improve the team's gameplay and cut out their mistakes.

"Today starts the new chapter in my eSports journey," Babiński said in a statement.

"I am going to work with very talented players who have shown that they can compete with the best in the world.

"I want to bring order and consistency to their game, make them an even better team and prepare them for every single game they are going to play."

Gamers2, who finished runners-up to dignitas in the GameAgents League, will take part in CEVO Season 7 Professional and in ESEA Season 19 Premier.

awesome

2015-05-01 19:22

nice

2015-05-01 19:23

i knew

who joined who as who?

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fan of Whoanto

2015-05-01 19:26

wtf fakenicking dark? oO

who

who is he? any big achievements?

2015-05-01 19:24

1.6 polish pro player from Benq DELTA esport he play in many polish teams in Esl Pro Series

expected

whO - famous starcraft player, just sayan

no.

2015-05-01 19:25

Tier1 team confirmed Kappakurwa

g2noobs don't learn from mistakes no point in trying

2015-05-01 19:27

how much?

2015-05-02 02:24

sad :/ I liked him as a player, especially in 1.6

2015-05-01 19:29

WHO ?

who?

best caster and player!

2015-05-01 19:32

Whats there to coach there? The food?

2015-05-01 19:33

Nice

Who wins the knife round ?

Who gets first blood ? (did i do it correctly ?)

2015-05-02 02:32

One of the best coachers of all time, good luck

2015-05-01 19:34

coaches*

2015-05-01 19:35

2015-05-01 19:37

rallen play on ESC Gaming

dark joke kappa

hype

hahahah joke :D

2015-05-01 19:39

who? :D

2015-05-01 19:51

top coach

DARK JOKE

2015-05-01 19:53

dark joke?

2015-05-01 19:54

youtube.com/watch?v=gK5OfMcePZE dArk vs. fnatic

2015-05-01 19:56

who who? lel

2015-05-01 20:03

dark XDDDDDDDD he's an idiot inb4 g2 disband

2015-05-01 20:10

If HLTV is going to report things like this, they might as well tell us what pasha eats for breakfast and what color socks GeT_RiGhT wears. It'd be more relevant for the competitive scene anyway.

No idea really who Dark is, but it can only mean good things for the team! A coach might be exactly what they need.

2015-05-01 20:11

back in the days there was a darK in SK/NiP. Like 2002 or something? But this guy?

2015-05-01 20:19

who is he?

2015-05-01 20:20

this only proves how poor experience u have in cs

2015-05-02 14:26

eoL.dark? :P

2015-05-01 20:22

WHO???

2015-05-01 20:45

Ruben 'DarK' Bielenberg DarK was one of the all-time great Quake 2 team deathmatch players when he moved over to competitive Counter-Strike. Immediately helping Massive Attack to a surprising 4th place finish at the first great CPL, CPL Winter 2001, he would follow that up with becoming one of the world's most sought after free agents in the next year. In 2002 his move to Nordic Division initially saw them winning an European CPL, before he joined fellow Norwegian XeqtR in SK.sca and they helped that team to a CPL Summer title. During this time period ND leader vesslan even called DarK the best player in the world. As 2002 closed out DarK moved with XeqtR over to eoL, where Norway legitimately had a team capable of winning any of the majors. Instead that team infamously flopped at CPL Winter, finishing only 8th and even with the introduction of element the next year, they still would never truly hit the peak of what was possible. Finishing 2nd at Clikarena was a big result, since it came with a slaying of SK, but losing out under admittedly hard circumstances, meant DarK would never again taste the victory of holding a big tournament trophy. In latter years DarK continued his career, helping 4kings to a 5th at CPL Summer 2003 and playing with XeqtR again in a latter era NoA line-up, but as time went on his level dropped appropriate to how much less seriously he took being a professional in CS. Many of his latter teams were either bursts of activity, practicing a few months for a specific run of tournaments, or simply going abroad for the experience and the trip, such as his stand-in role for GamerCo at WEG S2 and CPL Summer 2005. At his peak DarK was a fearsome 1vX clutch player, composed and adept at figuring out intuitively the correct play to make. His raw skills were not of a sheer fragger, but he did have the ability to put his stamp on the game, as was most notably seen in elevating 4kings to being near to a top three finish at CPL Summer 2003. If he had stayed with SK or eoLithic had been able to get real organisational support, DarK could likely have given us more in his prime, instead he had a prime of a couple of years, leading into a more casual close to his career. Fakenicker confirmed.

2015-05-01 20:46

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"one of the all-time great Quake 2 team deathmatch players" - are you fucking joking?

2015-05-01 21:04

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That's a quote from Thoorin. Dare you speak up against Thoorin? No, didn't think so.

2015-05-01 21:05

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now hes the best sniper in bf4 btw :D

2015-05-01 21:51

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