CS2: Teams often hire snipers as commanders; Liquid player NAF admits that siuhy's tactical calls are confusing.

It's normal for esports players to have friction. Everyone has different playstyles and strategies, which is why they need time to train and work together. Moreover, in order to improve their level, every team will immediately announce the remaining players after a competition if their performance dips slightly, put together a star lineup, and start all over again.

The original team, seeing their former comrades leave and then being parachuted in by a high-ranking leader, will definitely feel threatened, as if they have to listen to his instructions and opinions, and he'll give them a hard time. But once they get through it and look back, they realize it was all just a joke and a dispute.

Liquid player NAF recently gave an interview where he talked about players Jorko, JT, and siuhy. He first praised Jorko for his youth and potential, but said his lack of experience was a drawback. As for the latter two, he said their leadership styles were truly a headache. JT's strength lies in coordination; he knows how to get teammates to cooperate and often gives EliGE constructive advice.

As for siuhy, he habitually uses tactical calls, which many players don't understand, making their gameplay awkward. Occasionally, they even argue with each other, trying to convince each other how to play the game. The atmosphere sounds tense, but it seems that many teams are starting to prefer having snipers also act as commanders, or their commanders lack experience in S-level competitions, ultimately leading to failure.

Liquid won the iBUYPOWER Masters Championship, earning $12,500 in prize money and 116 VRS points, which propelled them to 16th place in the Valve rankings.

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