Natus Vincere has been a part of Counter-Strike’s history ever since the CS 1.6 era. Through different lineups and versions of the game, NAVI always finds a way to stay near the top. Same goes for CS2’s lineup, mixing experience with newer firepower, giving the team a blend that still feels dangerous on big stages. They might not always be in peak form, but NAVI is one of those teams that you automatically put in the “favorites” conversation - simply because they’ve earned that level of respect. And even when in that kind of slump, they always manage to show up deep in major tournaments, reminding everyone why the name Natus Vincere carry so much weight.

Natus Vincere has been a part of Counter-Strike’s history ever since the CS 1.6 era. Through different lineups and versions of the game, NAVI always finds a way to stay near the top. Same goes for CS2’s lineup, mixing experience with newer firepower, giving the team a blend that still feels dangerous on big stages. They might not always be in peak form, but NAVI is one of those teams that you automatically put in the “favorites” conversation - simply because they’ve earned that level of respect. And even when in that kind of slump, they always manage to show up deep in major tournaments, reminding everyone why the name Natus Vincere carry so much weight.