How could they stop a sniper who was on fire?
That was the question facing The Last Dance, led by FalleN, on the evening of May 17 at the live arena in Antwerp.
Starting on the Counter-Terrorist side, Fnatic rode a wave of momentum after Qin Feng's USP triple kill won them the Pistol Round, eventually locking in a 13–2 score at halftime.
As the team's sniper, Qin Feng had already put up an absurd 17–3 record in the first half alone.
It was already past five in the morning in China, but the Livestream Room's popularity showed no sign of waning.
One barrage of comments after another shot across the screen from the far right, almost completely covering the game.
[13 rounds? That score looks familiar. @Tyloo, get in here and take notes.]
[I thought Fnatic was going to recreate yesterday's C9, but they really did outlast the old guys?]
[The Last Dance! My godfather, I'm crying!]
[After yesterday's match against C9, I thought the old SK had really risen from the ashes. What a shame.]
[Is this the power of Genshin Impact? God A on Death Amusement Park is playing on home turf.]
[You... you play Genshin Impact too?]
The kid has no respect for his elders. Was he just messing around without knowing any better?
The second half on Death Amusement Park began soon after.
At Fnatic's players' seats, ALEX did his best to rein in his excitement. "Guys, let's speed things up and hit B right away in the second half. Leave one person at T Spawn to gather info."
"Does Aether need a gun? I can drop him a TEC-9 or a P250," mezii chimed in.
Qin Feng thought it over. "Drop me a P250. I'll go to T Spawn and get some info."
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