Division II – Power Rankings (1–5)

#1 – violence (vio)

If you ask me who the team to beat is it’s vio, no debate. 

They don’t play BS UT. They play correct UT. Everyone knows their job, nobody has an ego for frags, and they are perfectly fine grinding a map for 15 minutes if that’s what it takes to win. You almost never catch them out of position, and when you finally think you did, someone else is already there cleaning it up. 

What separates vio for me is that I played with these guys, and I know exactly what they bring. scarz and wyrm won Sniper League finals with me(Murder)). That alone tells you what kind of players they are. Both are elite MID defenders, heavy fraggers, and incredibly disciplined. They don’t just hold the map, they control it. 

I seen them shut teams down under pressure and still come out on top. wyrm, especially, is the best mid DMer in this division. He controls mostly mid and when a grab is needed, he can do that too. He turns mid into a problem for the other team. 

`Unreal also reached finals with me, while running x4 in the last clan cup. We went unbeaten all the way to the finals and only lost to a Div1 Dropped team to Div2 synergy team. That experience matters because it shows composure, teamwork, and the ability to win consistently. 

This time, scarz, wyrm, and Unreal` are all together and that’s the difference. That core is proven under pressure, proven in finals, and proven across seasons. That’s why this roster is the unbeaten Div2 champion caliber team. 

Around that core, Nik and Anorexia control mid quietly, cutting routes and killing without needing attention. They wait until the defense is cracked, then they close the game.

If vio has a weakness, it’s that sometimes they play a little too safe. Against chaotic teams, they can let games stay closer than they should. If vio loses, it won’t be because they were outplayed it’ll be because the other team played out of their mind and vio made a rare mistake. That’s why I put them at #1

#2 – Scrotum (<[s]>)

<[s]> is the definition of seasoned balls. They seen every trick in the book, and they don’t panic ever. This isn’t a flashy frag chasing team. They win by thinking one step ahead. Patience is their weapon. They wait, they read, and the moment you slip, they punish you clean and efficient. 

FoNzie and Ev0luti0n anchor the defense, and that’s where this team gets dangerous. They don’t overcommit, they don’t chase highlights, they just shut doors, destryiong O players. Breaking their D isn’t about brute force. They hardly make mistakes, and most teams don’t manage that consistently.

iroN^ runs offense, and he is the pressure point. Smart routes, controlled aggression, and good timing, not reckless, but always threatening. He forces defenders to respect him, which opens space for others to work. Dev supports the flow with some mid, or some D.Dev is reliable, and can be at the right position.

HuMPTY and sMthy handle the dirty work in mid, hiding, chasing momentum, cleaning up MID, hiding from a real fights. They don’t get flashy credit, but they win games quietly, and dirty. 

PlaYFuL is the wildcard. When he’s active and confident, momentum can flip fast. He’s the one who can break rhythm when things feel locked in. The real weakness? PlaYFul or sMthy, they can forget it’s a CTF game, and might DM nonsense. They’re at their best when the game is played at their speed. If you let them breathe, they’ll make you regret it.

#3 – x²

Let’s start with kengzta, because every run, is made by him, if anything the greatest O player I seen. 

Last clan cup league, with my leadership, we reached finals. That wasn’t luck. That was structure, trust, and knowing when to push and when not to. Hands down, kengzta is the offensive core of this team. Best runner overall. Reads the map, controls tempo, and forces defenses to choke. With proper guidance again, if we play this the right way,  there’s no reason we can’t reach finals again. 

Nitro is the anchor of our defense. He keeps D stable so things don’t turn into chaos. When Nitro is solid, everyone else gets freedom. crispy is the most complete player on the roster. Offense or defense, it doesn’t matter. He shows up either way. No babysitting, no panic. ghozt is the same type of player. Put him in wherever and the team still works. That flexibility matters in tight games. E|ite brings pressure. When other teams force 3 D, Elite is the one to get a flag out, he’s usually the one making the move in our favor. Athje fills gaps and keeps structure when roles shift. That stuff doesn’t always show on the scoreboard, but it wins games. And ofc, Me(Murder) Im the flag killer and a wildcard. I hide, and see EFC. I do Green saves, and make runners uncomfortable. I also help keep people in the right mindset and work closely with Nitro / Kengzta so both defense & Offense stays playable. If someone needs a sub or role swap, I can step in without the team falling apart. The only thing that can hurt us is discipline. Against teams like vio or <[s]>, that’s where matches are decided. If we stay organized and play smart, we can beat anyone in this division. No hype, just facts.

#4 – fluffykittenswithguns

This team is better than people give them credit for but also more fragile than they like. When they’re feeling it, they are dangerous. Confidence is everything for them. Catch them early with momentum and they can absolutely take maps off stronger teams. 

caspa and Devil^Youa are the core. When those two are clicking, fluffy looks organized and strong. caspa and JSkey give them a solid defensive base, and nanstuko joining them is big DmK legend, lots of experience, and someone who understands pressure situations. WildCAT and FaKtor bring most of the fragpower. If shots are landing, games stay close fast. wario helps push offense and keep pressure moving. The problem is consistency. If things go wrong early, they tend to spiral. Short maps don’t favor them, and sustained pressure starts to show cracks in their defense. That’s why they land at #4. They’re dangerous enough to upset a top team once, but not consistent enough to survive a full playoff run.

#5 – Grow uP Esports ( -=[uP] )

This is an old school team. You feel it the moment you play them. They know how to play UT the right way. Most of this roster knows both offense and defense, and that experience still shows. vegitzuuu~ is the best defender on the team. Smart positioning, good reads, and hard to break when he’s locked in. ramp can still frag, and when he’s active, he can carry some flags to secure a match. armag3ddon don’t know much of him, but heard he was a solid player back in the day, with more activity, he can make some frag power moves.

 keT and Rekiem don’t know them neither but from what I heard from vegito they know the game and can play without panicking. The issue isn’t skill but activity. Modern Div2 teams play faster, harder, and apply constant pressure. uP can punish mistakes, but when the pace doesnt slows down, they struggle to keep up. If they’re not active, I cant see them win a proper match but if they become more active, during the season, they can grab a few maps/wins. That’s why they sit at #5. If they stay active and commit to the game, they can climb higher, but without that, this is the right spot for them.