There has been no competitive Counter-Strike action for almost a month now as players are relaxing during their winter break following a hectic 2020 season. Sadly, this has resulted in an absence of clips for the CS:GO community to lose their mind over, with a random clip or two being shared from random streams every now and then.
This simple reason has made Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev’s incredibly accurate triple kill all the more satisfying to watch, as everyone quenched their thirst of witnessing a mind-blowing CS:GO clip after weeks of drought.
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S1mple Hits Five One Taps To Take A Perfect Ace
What better way to start the week than to witness a masterpiece by s1mple as he turns around a near impossible clutch with supreme ease. Facing a 1v5 clutch situation on Mirage, s1mple was about to do something which every CS:GO fan has witnessed at least once in the past.
However, as a mental challenge to himself or just a flex to prove why he is the undisputed king of Counter-Strike, s1mple went on to clutch the round hitting nothing but ‘one taps’ with his rifle. It was a spectacle of pure class and skill as he secured an incredible ace, but what was even more mind-blowing is the way he played out that round making it all look so easy and effortless.
From the clip above one can see how s1mple takes his own time to clear out every angle on the ‘A-Site’ and casually keeps one tapping the enemy as he spots them. He does not even give them a chance to react, serving them a bullet right to their head before they even get a chance to retaliate or process what to do.
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S1mple had a great competitive season with Na’Vi in 2020 with the lineup not undergoing any changes except for one right at the start of the year, when Ilya "Perfecto" Zalutskiy joined the roster and Ladislav "GuardiaN" Kovacs was benched. Their biggest achievement was winning the last CS:GO LAN tournament, IEM Katowice 2020 following which the circuit transitioned to an online format.
