As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I must say that witnessing the longest CS:2 match in history between Fnatic and M80 was nothing short of mind-boggling! The sheer endurance and resilience displayed by both teams was simply astounding.
The matchup between Fnatic and M80 was remarkably lengthy, setting a new record as it required an unprecedented 64 rounds of competition.
71 Rounds Plus A Bathroom Break
In the team phase of the 20th season of the ESL Pro League, Fnatic and M80 squared off on the Anubis map.
But instead of having a normal, 30-50 minute game, it went for over 2 hours and 50 minutes!
In the initial phase, the score was tied at 6-6, indicating both teams had similar skills. By the close of the second half, the scoreboard read 12-12, implying that the game needed extra time to determine a winner.
After 64 rounds (approximately two hours into the game), Fnatic’s player, Body, inquired the group chat if anyone needed to go to the restroom. The answers were unequivocal, with Krimz replying “I’m stuck here.
UPDATE: The ongoing record-breaking game of Counter-Strike has momentarily paused, as one of the players takes a quick restroom break.
— M80 (@M80gg) September 11, 2024
It appears that the break proved beneficial for M80, as they emerged victorious after 71 rounds, setting a new record for the longest Counter-Strike 2 match ever played.
Bravo! Regardless of whether they claim the overall victory or not, they have undeniably established a fresh record this season.
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2024-09-12 13:39