In a way, he is the very core of the counter-strike team we all know and love. Without great leaders, great things may never happen. We all ask ourselves what may have happened if some of our favorite star players never got the opportunity to connect with the players (and importantly, leaders) that they did, and eventually achieve greatness in E-sports. What if fRoD never joined coL? What if neo never joined PGS? What it comes down to, at least in my mind, is the opportunity to truly flesh out the potential of these players and incorporate them into a team effort. Through all of the changes and turns that a community like the Counter-Strike community has gone through, he has stuck through it all and has consistently shaped and led fnatic to the top of the world’s ladder.

He’s not just a brilliant leader, either. To compete with the best in the world, you have to be the best; dsn is no novice when it comes to fragging. He brings such versatility to fnatic’s team that compliments their style so well…see this example:

http://www.noobflicks.com/watch/2448/dsn_fast_4k_deag

I would hate to be on the receiving end of that deagle.

So, to sum it all up, dsn’s effective role as the leader of world champions fnatic over the years has earned him tremendous respect in my book. I’d like to extend a congratulations to dsn and the rest of fnatic for their win at ESWC Masters, and wish them luck in the many events that are still ahead!