Counter-Strike is not just about the raw mechanical skill of each individual within a roster. When competing at the big events, and especially at LAN events, it is essential that the five players within the roster are able to communicate and offer help when it is needed the most. After a long player-break we are finally beginning to see the start of tier-one CS:GO once again with ESL Pro League Season 14 beginning in just two days.
With the end of a player-break it is more than important that the players competing at the highest of levels are ready to begin battling once again. For many organizations, this means a bootcamp where the dynamic between players is reinforced.
Posted on Astralis‘ Youtube channel, we are allowed a closer look into what a bootcamp looks like at the Danish organization. Perhaps surprisingly, it is not only grinding at the computer, but also many team exercises and experiences together as a team that is prioritized. Take a look at how a Danish bootcamp looks like if you’re Astralis:
