A mix of experience and talent are the key components of the new TITANS roster, that were announced last night on Twitter.

27-year-old Mathias "⁠MSL⁠" Lauridsen will be leading the new teams as the in-game leader, while the two former MOUZ players, Tomáš "⁠oskar⁠" Šťastný and Miikka "⁠suNny⁠" Kemppi join the Dane on the new team. The three experienced players will be assisted by the Ukrainian coach Sergey "⁠lmbt⁠" Bezhanov, while Estonian Anton "⁠supra⁠" Tšernobai and the 23-year-old Dane Magnus "⁠Nodios⁠" Olsen is the two youngest players on the team with the latter having played for Copenhagen Flames two times earlier in his career.

The team has been playing matches and practices together for some while and is now ready to try and establish themselves as a top-tier CS:GO team according to a press release.

{cflag:CZ} Tomáš "⁠oskar⁠" Šťastný 

{cflag:EE} Anton "⁠supra⁠" Tšernobai

{cflag:UA} Sergey "⁠lmbt⁠" Bezhanov (coach)

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Major roster changes have been made within the Danish organization of AGF. It has just been announced that Thomas "Ryxxo" Nielsen and Martin "PERCY" Wessel is being moved to the team's bench with Lucas "Lukki" Pilheden taking a break on medical leave. To replace the three above-mentioned players are Kristoffer "Kristou" Aamand, Magnus "Nodios" Olsen, and René "cajunb" Borg. 

The most experienced out of the three new signings is, without any doubt, "cajunb" at the age of 31. With age and experience comes responsibility and he is also said to be tasked with the job of being the roster's new in-game leader. AGF is currently ranked as the 106th. team in the world but will seek to further climb the rankings with their newly strengthened roster, lead by a CS:GO veteran in "cajunb". 

The starting AGF roster currently looks as follows: 

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Ex-North

The #60 world-ranked team of Copenhagen Flames has just taken down MIBR at the ongoing Snow Sweet Snow 2. The Danish Danish underdogs managed over three maps to defeat the strong Brazilians lead by Ricardo “boltz” Prass, with Copenhagen Flames winning the vital Group Stage matchup and sending MIBR under the line. 

It was clear from the very start that the match would be a close battle between the two sides, as both the first map on Overpass and the decider on Inferno ended in a close OT drama. Something, Copenhagen Flames comprehended way better than the former BOOM roster, where Magnus “Nodios” Olsen stepped up for the Danes by averaging a strong 1.25 Rating throughout the match. 

Copenhagen Flames – MIBR (2-1) | Snow Sweet Snow 2

19-17 (Overpass) | Nodios – 1.32 Rating / 35-24 K-D / 96.6 ADR

13-16 (Mirage) | boltz – 1.23 Rating / 24-17 K-D / 91.6 ADR

19-16 (Inferno) | Nodios – 1.33 Rating / 25-19 K-D / 86.1 ADR

Magnus “Nodios” Olsen | 1.25 Rating / 82-63 K-D / 89.6 ADR

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Since the beginning of the month, the rosters' future had been in question. After Marcus "maNkz" Kjeldsen and Magnus "Nodios" Olsen returned to their previous team Copenhagen Flames, x6tence was left with three players remaining in Daniel "mertz" Mertz, Jesper "TENZKI" Plougmann, and Jonas "Queenix" Dideriksen. x6tence have just announced the removal of the three Danes, and thereby the Danish roster in total. 

After having given the international stage an attempt, with both an Argentinian and Danish roster, the organization will onwards focus on developing and establishing a roster of local talent. In a statement regarding the news, the organization explained its future plans as well as the reason for removing the final three players: 

“This decision is part of x6tence's objective to reinforce community values and closeness with its fans, as well as with the detection of national talent that our organization, a historical reference in Valve's shooter, has always shown," They carry on by explaining: "which leads us to recover our essence and to bet on the latent talent at the base of our country.”

Hopefully, the Spanish organization x6tence will succeed in its plans regarding developing new local talent, as there are currently few top-tier Spanish Counter-Strike players in the scene. 

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After announcing the benching of “Daffu” and “Basso” from their line-up, the Danish organization has just confirmed that they have picked up Magnus “Nodios” Olsen and Marcus “maNkz” Kjeldsen on a transfer agreement from x6tence to round out their roster.

“Nodios is one of the players who has been the longest in Flames. I know he is a player with strong opinions about how the game should be played, and he’s skilled at taking initiative both on and off the server. maNkz was of course the IGL on x6tence and the last time he was in Flames, so he’s obviously also a player to come on with initiative and leadership who can help make the crucial calls when we need them. I personally have great faith in this team, otherwise we wouldn’t have made this change, I’m convinced that with hard work this team can be the best Flames line-up we’ve ever had.” Co-owner, Daniel Vorgborg said.

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According to Jarek “Dekay” Lewis and DBLtap.com, will the Spanish CS:GO organization x6tence leave the CS:GO scene from this date on. DBLtap.com state that sources close to the situation have confirmed the farewell, of the otherwise historic and longstanding CS:GO organization.

The current roster of x6ence, consisting Magnus “Nodios” Olsen, Jonas “Queenix” Dideriksen, Daniel “mertz” Mertz, Marcus “maNkz” Kjeldsen, and Jesper “tenzki” Plougmann will become free agents from the 1st of February when the Spanish organization releases all of the players from their contracts.

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The Spanish organization who recently sold Rasmus “HooXi” Nielsen and Ismail “refrezh” Ali to MAD Lions, have announced the signing of 26-year-old “TENZKI” from Nordavind.

TENZKI is the final piece of the starting lineup after the organization filled up the two spots “HooXi” and “refrezh” left, with the addition of Marcus “maNkz” Kjeldsen and Daniel “mertz” Mertz from Copenhagen Flames. The 26-year-old brings with him a wealth of experience from his former teams like Dignitas, SK Gaming, Rogue, and Imperial. 

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