Nivera just couldn’t stay away from the best FPS in town.

We wouldn’t call it the return of the prodigal son, but we’re happy that ScreaM’s little brother is back.

Having terminated his contract with Karmine Corp, the hybrid AWPer has become a free agent, and is now open to signing with any organization.

After a relatively successful two-year stint in Riot’s FPS, representing the likes of Team Liquid and KC, the 22-year-old finally came to his senses and realized CS is the superior game. We agree.

The Belgian player joins a short (but noteworthy) group of former CS pros who decided to take a ride in the FPS genre’s new shiny toy, only to return to Gaben’s warm embrace. nitr0, autimatic, and daps, we’re looking at you.

Nivera admitted to HLTV that he just “couldn’t focus” on Valorant with “another game” in his mind. I mean, we get it, we are all familiar with that ropz-like ex, always lurking around, causing trouble.

On another note, maybe he can convince his brother to come back as well. We sure miss those one-taps.

Additionally, this week saw a fair bit of activity in the pre-major shuffle, mainly among teams who didn’t snag a spot in Copenhagen.

After the benchings of misutaaa, Bymas, and coach Juve, Into the Breach’s management decided to transfer list rallen and CRUC1AL, due to the loss of sponsors. For similar reasons, Godsent also announced the release of their roster.

Tough times for non-Major organizations.