How Tabsen rebuilt German Counter-Strike German Counter-Strike was a marvel to see in the days of 1.6, and it\u2019s been a long time since the scene had much acclaim. But Johannes \u2018tabseN\u2019 Wodarz has slowly been building up the country\u2019s prominence in the esport alongside the rest of the BIG lineup. Hailing from pre-Source era LANs, tabseN was there when the Germans were a force to be reckoned with, alongside the neighboring French teams of the time. But that pales in comparison to modern CS:GO, where a German player has yet to even grace a grand finals for a Major. Looking to right that wrong, tabseN would leave NRG Esports in 2017 to create Berlin International Gaming (BIG). He linked up with Fatih \u2018gob b\u2019 Dayik and Nikola \u2018LEGIJA\u2019 Ninic to take Germany back to its CS glory days. The early road was rocky, to say the least. Roster changes and injuries marred the first couple years. This made it hard for tabseN and co. to put together any meaningful results, with only minor success or deep bracket runs that would fizzle out before reaching the finals. TabseN didn\u2019t win a single championship in 2019, that was his first dry year since 2012. Read more: Nadeshot explains 100 Thieves exit from CSGO – Then the online era of 2020 rolled around, where he was now the prominent IGL and the team had added Florian \u2018syrsoN\u2019 Rische and Nils \u2018k1to\u2019 Gruhne to the lineup. Like classic German engineering, he would create a team that could withstand major obstacles and persist pressure. This is the story of how tabseN rebuilt German Counter-Strike.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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