Entity Gaming has finally made it. They will represent India in the international tournament in Shanghai China. This time, the all-Indian roster will look to leave their mark on an international scale.
A disaster no more
Last year’s event turned out a disaster for the Indian CS:GO scene. OpTic India beat Entity with a map advantage. They got 1 free map win and only had to win 1 more map. It took a tremendous effort from Entity Gaming to bring the map to overtime but lost by a narrow margin 17-19.
Moreover, as we all have known, OpTic India at the time still fielded Nikhil “forsaken” Kumawat in the lineup. It may have been unfair for Entity to have played against a cheater like him.
However, what is done is done. Entity Gaming this time has proved themselves worthy. They have managed to defeat their kryptonite – Orgless5ive – the ex-Signify stack.
After that, even being one map down against Global Esports in the grand final, Entity quickly made a comeback on Overpass and Train with a double 16-6.
Also, please note that Entity Gaming’s latest big addition Debanjan “DeathMaker” Das has yielded great results. The ex-member of Orgless5ive or Signify has entered the rank of Entity just this August. He has brought enormous firepower and experience to the squad and achieved great results. Over the 3 maps, DeathMaker dropped 63 kills while sustaining a rating of 1.40.
The Zowie eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Asia 2019 will take place this mid-November in Shanghai China. The event gathers 16 teams from all region in Asia into a $100,000 CS:GO tournament. How will our boys in Entity Gaming fare? Tune in for more of Indian CS:GO on an international scale.
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