#Young bottom fragger full#
#Young bottom fragger series#

This Copenhagen Wolves line-up shares many of the characteristics and roles that Xyp9x’s former team Fnatic had, for starters Xyp9x plays in virtually the same role, as the second entry fragger, working in tandem with Dupreeh to attack sites, and on CT he is still that reliable aimer and playing a supportive role to the stars of the team, Dupreeh and Pimp. On CT Xyp9x was a reliable aimer, that often found himself playing a supportive type role to facilitate the double awp set-up of Karrigan and Friis.įnatic Disband, Copenhagen Wolves line-upĪfter Fnatic disbanded the roster, Xyp9x and star awper Friis joined Copenhagen Wolves, along with: Dupreeh, Pimp, and FeTiSh. After these string of poor placing’s the Fnatic org released the team, and the mixed Nordic squad all went their separate ways.Īs part of Fnatic Xyp9x played the role second entry fragger, often running into sites behind StingeR, Friiis and later Karrigan, receiving information from the first man on the site, and then using his intuitive positioning and strong aim, open up the site for his team to come and plant the bomb. This roster change did not fix any of Fnatic’s troubles however, as they came last at both Dreamhack Summer 2013, and the ESEA Invite Season 14, and lost 2-0 to a rising UK based team Anexis in the quarterfinals of Fragout League Season 2.

#Young bottom fragger series#

After a last place finish at EMS One: Summer Cup and a 5 th place finish at Starladder Series 6, Fnatic changed out their Norwegian entry-fragger StingeR for what would become Xyp9x’s future teammate and leader, Karrigan. 2013Īs part of Fnatic they started out with decent results, with two second place finishing at Mad Catz: Birmingham and EMS One Spring season where they looked to be below the level of the top teams of NiP, Virtus.Pro, VeryGames, and Western Wolves, hovering around as the 6 th or 7 th best team in the world. With this in mind the Nordic mixed-squad Fnatic picked him up, where he played among CS 1.6 legends Friis, Karrigan, Trace, and MODDII. Xyp9x achieved middling results as part of CPLAY, however it was evident that he was a young aim talent that could be moulded into something greater. Xyp9x was late to the party when it came from switching to CS:GO from 1.6, he made the switch as part of Ildal lions, however the next day joined the tier 2 Danish team, CPLAY.

#Young bottom fragger full#

This in the end is how Xyp9x should be characterised, as a player that was full of potential, playing in teams that were full of potential. Although he is currently thought of as a support player, Xyp9x originally started as most Danish players do, a young rising aim talent that had incredible clutching abilities and full of potential. Furthermore he is one of the long standing Danish players, along with Dupreeh that have consistently been on the best Danish side, and despite this have never won a major. Xyp9x is renowned and characterised as one of the few Danish players that doesn’t have a massive ego, and is willing to play a support role. Andreas ‘Xyp9x’ Hojsleth, is a Danish support player that currently plays for Astralis, but his career can be traced back to CS 1.6 where he played for wikapidiots.