The fourth, and likely final Counter Nature Advanced Awards. It has been a fun run of doing these at the end of each season, but Season 38 will likely be the final time you will see the Counter Nature Advanced Awards. Hopefully, the four iterations of these awards have been exciting and joyful for both readers and winners alike.

This season was full of twists and turns in which we saw a lot of teams rise (and fall) from our last ESEA Advanced power rankings list. So without any further adieu, let’s take a look at how the top teams stack up against each other heading into the postseason.

With the beginning of ESEA Advanced Season 38 rapidly approaching, it’s time to take a look at how the top teams stack up against each other heading into the season.

The Counter Nature Advanced Awards are back for Season 37. The dust has settled from the recent season, with Team Verum stepping to the top of the trophy podium, and Season 38’s first two matches are released. The first season without a professional team competing out of the last three seasons deserves acknowledgement for the division’s best performers. Unfortunately, we will quickly be brought back to reality with the two professional organizations ATK and GODSENT competing in S38. 

Counter Nature CS will be going into its fifth season in S38. We are not stopping. We want to continue our progress & provide our team with the best opportunity to achieve Premier and tournament success. In order to do that, we need a bigger and more reliable team to help.

Season 37 of ESEA Advanced is already over--well, the regular season. Playoffs are all but started now, and we finally have a truly and fully competitive table. No Brazilian team in this season, after the Imperial Sportsbet team departed the NA Advanced scene as quickly as it appeared. 

Counter Nature is happy to present our Advanced Awards for Season 36. It has been awhile since we have released awards; Our last being Mid-season awards for Season 34. Those Awards proved to highlight some impressive players who have gone on to do big things, and we are hoping to showcase some of the current players who will have a bright future in this season’s version.

NoVa previews the 32 teams competing in S36 ESEA Main playoffs. The video starts from the last seed (32), up to the first seed (1), as ranked in the official ESEA standings.

It’s crazy to think that we’ve already reached the half-way point of the regular season for ESEA Season 36. But, alas, here we are. The Counter Nature Top 10 has changed pretty significantly since our Pre-season rankings that released in Mid-January. There haven’t been any big surprises in the ranking changes, mainly just some unlucky losses due to teams needing to play with a coach or other stand-in caused by unforeseen circumstances. 

Diego "tempo" Gomez sat down with dare, shane, snav, and eptima from Timbermen (ex-Depth Esports) to hear their side of the story with everything that has gone down since February 8th, 2021. Here is their raw and uncut response to what has unfolded.