With a playoff bracket that takes up your entire screen, things can get pretty complicated when trying to figure out DreamHack Open Fall. Luckily for you, we're here, and we're about to TL;DR things up hard.

"To understand the present and future, we need to learn from the past" - A wise man, some time ago, somewhere. For us, that means looking at the group stage first. Crazy right?

As aizyesque predicted, mousesports were the disappointment of Group A - although they did manage double figures - losing to OG of all teams, and going out last. Fnatic and Vitality especially, were on top of their game, and OG managed to tag along.

Group B was a bit more normal, with Astralis and G2 topping the group, and only Heroic showing a not so top of the rankings performance, but still making it out above Endpoint. The latter did manage more rounds than mousesports, which is a saddening statistic if your name is Karrigan.

BIG and GODSENT headlined Group C - the former expectedly, and the latter surprisingly - with solid performances, GODSENT even almost upsetting the Germans in a long Bo3. FaZe just beat out sAw for third place, nearly falling to the Portuguese in three maps.

And finally, Group D was a total surprise. North - yes Norph - took first place, NiP came along as second, and Sprout followed as third, leaving ENCE and their extra firepower empty handed.

What this all means is that Astralis, GODSENT, North, Fnatic, BIG, G2, Vitality and NiP start off in the upper bracket, and Sprout, Heroic, OG and FaZe Clan will have to make do with the Lower Bracket. This makes the EU RMR pretty interesting, especially the top ten, with teams like Sprout or North being able to take a shot at qualifying for the Major, whenever it may be.

"And there's Benrlitom with the triple AK one tap! He singlehandedly wins them the round!" is probably not a phrase you'll get bored of hearing, ever. We know we certainly won't. Which is why we're merrier than Santa on Christmas about Vitality's newest addition, Nivera.

You know, the last few years haven't had enough headshotmasheen for our taste. Apart from having an unpronounceable last name - and this is coming from the guy who's first name is Gijs - there's not much you can't like about the two brothers.

First off, ScreaM came from CS:Source, which is undoubtedly the best Counter-Strike game there is, and some of this game picking wisdom must've drizzled down to the younger brother, hopefully.

Of course, everybody knows ScreaM, but if you're not so known with the baguettes the name Nivera might not ring a bell as much. He really got launched into stardom, with his biggest team being his last - before joining Vitality - Heretics. He's played for Warthox before, alongside his now alleged replacement in Heretics, Python, which we thought was pretty funny. Anyways.

So far he's been doing great, beating his older brother in almost all of his all time stats, except one very important one. Headshot percentage. Nivera is at a measly 48%, while ScreaM scored a staggering 68%, and that's across his entire career. It was the main criticism people had of ScreaM, which still baffles us to this day, but give the people what they want, right?

• Now why have you gone and done that Baker? You know they don't come off, ever, right?
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• Pop off Thorin, but advice for next time, one: don't block us and two: tell us who you're talking about, and then we're good.
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• NaVi's online form has been okay, but in real life it could be better. As it turns out Perfecto has tested positive for the corona virus... Get well soon!
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• SPUNJ has basically already confirmed that jks will not be staying with the ex-Thieves - he's out on parole with a certain Mr Lake - ending a long history of Australian success.
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• Looks like the Honourary Boy from Europe will not be staying with the Australian lineup either, as he may be joining his fellow countrymates in Apeks.
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• 3kliksphilip's rule of "If a game has a map editor, someone will make Dust II for it" also rings true for real life, as a reddit user by the name of 282449 recreated the quintessential map with LEGO.