meo-san

While we understand ESL’s decision, this marks a difficult moment for our community. They were the sole driving force behind creating opportunities for players and fans alike. ESL Impact was a beacon of hope and without their tireless effort, the competitive landscape within women’s Counter-Strike would not have reached the level it has today. This departure leaves a gap that cannot be overstated. With no active tournament organisers, our scene risks losing the very platform that keeps competition alive. Players need tournaments not only to showcase their skill, but to grow, connect and inspire future generations. Throughout the history of women’s Counter-Strike, we have faced many hardships, misjudgements and neglect. Despite all this, we were persistent and never gave up; we continued to fight through this struggle in the face of adversity. We want to express our gratitude to ESL Impact for everything they have built and given to us. At the same time, we call upon others - organisations and partners - to step forward and invest in this community. We hope for more TOs to help keep our dreams alive, to ensure that the passion and talent here is not lost, but amplified. NIP Impact

The future of ESL Impact:

TradeIt’s admin approved us to POV stream a week ago, one hour before the event start, they changed the rule to ban POV stream without any reason or clarification. When we asked to withdraw, they threatened to blacklist all of us from every future event ☠️✋🏻 No stream today bcs wasting our time when we already plan something as creators is better 🙏🏼

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ESL IMPACT HISTORY WE WILL HAVE A NEW CHAMPION! FURIA have done what NO ONE could ever do! WHAT A SEMI, WHAT A FINALS. VAMOS FURIA!!!