CS2: DRILLAS fall short to The MongolZ, drop to lower bracket in Shanghai Major RMR

CS2: DRILLAS fall short to The MongolZ, drop to lower bracket in Shanghai Major RMR

As a seasoned gamer with countless hours spent on my gaming rig, I can say that the DRILLAS vs The MongolZ match was nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. The early lead they built on Mirage had me on the edge of my seat, but alas, it wasn’t meant to be.


In the heat of the competition, the DRILLAS, on the verge of qualifying for the major league, encountered a formidable challenge from The MongolZ – a team renowned for their dominance in tournaments.

DRILLAS miss out on their first opportunity to qualify for the Major!

WithoutPixel’s team showed aggression right from the start on the map of Mirage, constructing a significant advantage with their relentless gameplay and cunning strategies. Their assaults took The MongolZ by surprise in the initial stages, enabling DRILLAS to pull ahead, leading 10-2 at half-time.

hAdji is on fire!#ShanghaiMajor2024

— CS_PerfectWorld (@CS_PerfectWorld) November 12, 2024

Nevertheless, even with their advantage, DRILLAS found themselves facing strong opposition when The MongolZ staged a fierce comeback, reducing the difference significantly and nearly pushing the game into overtime.

Eventually, DRILLAS successfully sealed Mirage, earning a tight 13-11 win, just barely keeping pace with The MongolZ to claim the first game of the series.

Strong opener against the world’s No. 9

— HLTV.org (@HLTVorg) November 12, 2024

After capturing Mirage, DRILLAS discovered they were only a single map away from reaching the major tournament. Yet, The MongolZ, with Garidmagnai “blitz” Byambasuren leading the charge, aimed to regain control and prove their superiority once more.

In the second map of Ancient times, DRILLAS found it tough to keep up with the unyielding force and precision that The MongolZ displayed on the field.

As the MongolZ’s tactical prowess and accumulated knowledge became evident, they skillfully outflanked DRILLAS on multiple fronts, demonstrating superiority both in offensive and defensive plays.

Eventually, DRILLAS faced minimal reaction since MongolZ triumphantly seized the map and evened the series at 13-2. Their prodigious 17-year-old player Ayush, affectionately known as “mzinho”, was outstanding with a 1.80 rating on Ancient.

Team “DRILLAS” lost the 2nd game in the BO3 vs Mongolz

One map left, winner goes to Major

— ohnePixel Updates (@ohnePixelUpdate) November 12, 2024

In the end, the map Anubis depicted bore a striking resemblance to what occurred, as the MongolZ showcased their exceptional teamwork and individual prowess, executing an agile and decisive move that almost left DRILLAS without any opportunity for retaliation.

Control over the game board by MongolZ left DRILLAS playing catch-up, as the match seemed to be slipping away from them rapidly.

The Moment of Triumph.
Congratulations to The MongolZ!#ShanghaiMajor2024

— CS_PerfectWorld (@CS_PerfectWorld) November 12, 2024

The MongolZ closed out the series, leaving DRILLAS to fight for survival in the lower bracket.

In the exciting reversal of fortunes during the DRILLAS match at the MongolZ’s home turf, the MongolZ secured a 2-1 victory, marking them as the pioneering team to qualify for the 2024 Shanghai Major! #ShanghaiMajor2024

— CS_PerfectWorld (@CS_PerfectWorld) November 12, 2024

In the upcoming contest, DRILLAS will go head-to-head with FlyQuest. Winning this game is crucial for them since it’s a do-or-die encounter in the lower bracket. To keep their aspirations for the major tournament alive, they must secure victory not only in this series but also another best-of-three against the victor of the other lower-bracket semi-final.

As a gamer, I’m currently grappling with a steep challenge ahead, trying to snatch a spot in the Shanghai Major. My resilience is being put to the test, and there’s zero room for mistakes.

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but exclaim my admiration for withoutPixel’s spirit! In the wake of his Mongolz game interview, it feels like he’s saying: “We’re gritty survivors. Each time we’re faced with elimination, somehow, we manage to push through – a fact you’ve already witnessed!

— ohnePixel Updates (@ohnePixelUpdate) November 12, 2024

If they hope to keep moving forward, they need to reorganize swiftly and devise a strategy to defeat FlyQuest.

How do you feel about it? Can the DRILLAS make it past the lower bracket, or will their journey come to an end tomorrow?

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2024-11-12 20:09