NAF explains how Liquid being a ‘dead team’ helps them perform better

Team Liquid is said to be the ‘dead team’ when it comes to BLAST Premier: Fall Finals 2021, which Keith “NAF” Markovic welcomed with open arms. The 23-year-old Canadian racer had a memorable ball in the match against Ninjas in Pajamas (NIP) yesterday 26^NS In November, when Liquid continued to knock them out of the tournament, it was certainly an unexpected result.

Talking about their performance, NAF is straight as an arrow saying that NIP clearly won this match considering Liquid’s current state is “we didn’t practice too much”. But despite the revelation, he went on to explain how being a ‘death group’ actually works in their favor, in an interview with Fragbite.

NAF explains how being a ‘dead team’ made Team Liquid better

NAF, one of the most talented CS:GO players from the North American region, was unstoppable to NIP yesterday in their lower division knockout at BLAST Premier: Fall Finals 2021.

He is the highest rated player for Liquid on all three maps – Inferno, Mirage, Overpass, helping him to the final score HLTV rating 1.44 with an ADR (Average Damage Per Round) of 102.2 and a K/D difference of +27.

NAF has won many side clutches and seems to be in perfect form. Speaking of their surprise win over NIP despite being labeled a ‘dead team’, the NAF pointed out how this freedom has actually helped the team perform better.

He further talks about how the team is currently letting Gabriel “Fall” Toledo does what he wants, with Jacky “Stewie2K” Yip occasionally makes mid-round calls, with the others continuing to call whenever possible.

As for his future, it seems to be shrouded in mystery as there are no rumors or reports of potential transfers nor any news on whether he will continue with his career. Liquid or not. Finally, the NAF with a smirk said:

With Liquid set to make changes next year, there is still a big question mark as to what their new roster will look like despite so many reports being made about the team’s future!