CS2: A professional player comments on Natus Vincere: He lacked morale in the match and went home to slack off after the defeat.

Times are changing rapidly. The so-called Generation Z is growing up. Babies born in 1997 will turn 30 next year. The new generation is pushing the old generation aside. These young people will reshape society and will not follow the old ways. Take lifestyle and dreams as an example. In the past, everyone regarded houses and cars as life goals and labels of success, and they wanted to save money for retirement.

However, as time goes by, modern people pay more attention to life experiences, travel, concerts, and youth and physical strength are limited, so why waste time and energy climbing the corporate ladder? It's as if the company will value your contributions over the years, but to put it bluntly, you don't know what tomorrow will bring. If you unfortunately encounter an accident, you will be replaced by a newcomer without hesitation tomorrow.

Newcomers overturning unreasonable professional environments and rules will inevitably cause resentment, but without talent to manage the business, decline is only a matter of time. Natus Vincere, once the destination pursued by all players, now struggles to attract even star players. The so-called legend is in a very bad situation.

Several players discussed the team's future in the interview. dusT pointed out that some members failed to make it to the IEM Cologne Major playoffs and then simply gave up, which is not the attitude a top-tier team should have. Maintaining a top-15 ranking in the world will be a huge challenge. Devilwalk, on the other hand, felt that the team was losing because of a lack of motivation and disappointment, and that the team was doomed to failure before the match even started, making it pointless.

The good news is that the team won $3 million in prize money at EWC and is said to be investing resources in the coach, but for most top players, it has lost its appeal.

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