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Space Soldier's Story can best be described as an uphill battle for a regional team trying to accomplish everything that was never expected and yet never given. Originating from a middle-eastern country of Turkey, Space soldiers were almost cut out from EU CSGO Scene and due to the very small regional scene in middle-east they weren't able to always show up their worth and since there formation and first real CS:GO rooster in 2015. It was just hard struggle and series of rooster change and 3 Hard Years till they had their first real international success. Let's see how i will try to explain everything, Hope i didn't mess this is up and be able to properly describe this whole situation as i will try to focus on their breakout during year 2018. Series Of Qualifiers and Small Success During 2017. The year started pretty strong with space soldiers placing #4 in WESG World 2016 which was a 800,000$ Prize Pool Tournament and Even if there wasn't much stable nati...

Vega Squadron have beaten Renegades 16-14 on Mirage at the ELEAGUE Major Main Qualifier. The first match at the ELEAGUE Major 2018 Main Qualifier was between Vega Squadron and Renegades who squared off on Mirage. The Russian team started on the CT-side and won the first two rounds. Renegades' early weapon buy in the third round worked out for the Australians who got their first round (2-1). Even though Renegades took the lead, Vega Squadron's respond was swift as they tied the game at 3-3. Dmitriy "jR" Chervak's triple kill in the following round gave the lead back to Vega Squadron (4-3). When the score was 8-4 in the Russian team's favor, Noah "Nifty" Francis clutched a 1vs2, giving Renegades their fifth round. Vega Squadron won the first half 10-5. The Russians took the A-site to win the second half pistol round but Renegades replied in the following round (11-6). However, Vega Squadron managed to extend their lead and earned six m...

Well 2017 wasn't a year for KennyS as he expected his split from EnvyUS and joining a new french team G2 Esports wasn't how he expected to be, While he was able to perform and outperform many pros in personal competitions but as a team they weren't able to make a dent maybe that's because right now competition is really tough with teams like FaZe, SK Gaming and Gambit able to perform at levels not seen in years and it's never certain who will win a tournament but still to be rightfully said he did not perform to his limits and wasn't able to make a mark in competitive csgo as a team with winning only 2 premiere tournaments DreamHack Malmo & ESL Pro League S5 along with G2 Esports and only 1 Tournament Dream hack Open Tours 2017 with EnvyUS. What Went Wrong?  Well Kenny started the year playing with EnVyUs in the ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta, but his team bowed out in 9th-12th place. On February 3, 2017, KennyS was revealed to be on a new roster under G2...