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Yet, when elimination was on the line, Fallen and co. took Nafany’s squad down with a 2-1 victory. Fer had a vintage performance and stood tall as the best player in the server, but there were some mental problems evident on the Cloud9 side of things. They threw a 10-5 lead on Overpass, which was won by Imperial 25-23, bounced back strongly on Vertigo, a map in which Imperial looked lost, only to get smashed 16-3 on Mirage by the brazilians. The team looked lost, disconnected and the individuals weren’t performing to their usual level. It isn’t even like Imperial performed so well that they took down others too. They were immediately 2-0d by CPH Flames who didn’t even make the playoffs. This was a massive disappointment for this Cloud9 roster, but was it a fluke? IEM Dallas is the perfect stage for Cloud9 to give us an answer to that question. Na’vi aren’t coming, Vitality and G2 seem lost, Ence don’t have Spinx and Furia haven’t done it in the most important tournaments. Heroic, Faze and NIP will be challenging opponents, but Cloud9 doesn't need a victory here. They need a performance worthy of the players on the roster. Let’s see if the organization’s return to CS:GO will pay off.Dia de Furia? @Gaules got the moves ? Playing @FURIA at IEM Dallas in 2h pic.twitter.com/OkqJ6Gi6Or
— Cloud9 CS:GO (@C9CSGO) May 31, 2022