"Pros' perspectives" is a feature series which sees a variety of well known past and present Counter-Strike professionals all giving their answer to a single question. In the seventh edition the panel of pros tell us who the best player they ever played alongside is.

Tommy "Potti" Ingemarsson is the star of the 11th episode of my 'Grilled' video interview feature. The original grandmaster of Swedish CS discusses his career from 2000-2005, including his time spent in the different lineups of NiP and SK.

"Pros' perspectives" is a feature series which sees a variety of well known past and present Counter-Strike professionals all giving their answer to a single question. In the sixth edition the panel of pros tell us who the best player they ever squared off against in a server was.

"Pros' perspectives" is a feature series which sees a variety of well known past and present Counter-Strike professionals all giving their answer to a single question. In the fifth edition find out which other player stands out as the most over-rated of all time to our panel.

In part one, released last week, I explained why Potti was the first to hold the title of greatest CS player of all time, and over a span of almost half a decade at that. Despite seemingly being cast in stone as the only one who would ever hold that title, eventually others arrived who could exceed even his mark. In this final part of my search for the greatest Counter-Strike player of all time I'll decide between the two magnificent ones of CS: NEO and f0rest.

There were many moments when this article could have been written but none seemed as apt as right now. Now is the right moment to decide who is Counter-Strike's greatest ever player. With no major tournaments left, and thus no world championship titles to be added to anyone's resume, one can look back across the entirety of Counter-Strike's 11-12 years of competitive play and find three names which stand above all others. Three titans of the game who have dominated their eras, in their own unique ways, and made an indelible mark on competitive Counter-Strike as far as in-game excellence, tournament success and a consistently elite level of play are concerned. Those three names are Potti, NEO and f0rest.

"Pros' perspectives" is a feature series which sees a variety of well known past and present Counter-Strike professionals all giving their answer to a single question. In the fourth edition find out which match from each player's career stands out as the best they ever played in.

Filip "NEO" Kubski is amongst the very small handful of players in CS history who can legitimately vie for the title of the game's greatest ever player. From 2006 onwards he has been the shining star of his teams, who despite being from Poland, an area not recognised as a breeding ground for CS talent, have captured as many majors as any individual or group in CS history.

"Pros' perspectives" is a new feature series which sees a variety of well known past and present Counter-Strike professionals all giving their answer to a single question. In this third edition find out which tactician stands out as the best of all time as the pros give their take on Counter-Strike's best ever strat caller.

Christian "vilden" Lidström is a Swedish Counter-Strike legend, and the only player in history to compete in four consecutive American CPL finals and win three of them. He rose to fame as a member of the EYE team which stood out as the only team to consistently challenge the seemingly unbeatable SK.swe of 2003. In 2004 EYE crushed SK en route to a dominant CPL Summer 2004 victory, all with a stand-in in tow. After an unsuccessful period in NiP in 2005 vilden was a member of the back-to-back CPL winning SK.swe.