ATLANTA -- Its the second day of ELeague and two teams face elimination: Immortals, the second best team from Brazil, and Europes FaZe Clan, a team that just replaced Fabien kioShiMa Fiey with former Astralis in-game leader Finn karrigan Andersen.The map draw is out -- Mirage, Train and Overpass -- and many say the matchup favors Immortals. FaZe unexpectedly come out strong early, putting down Immortals 16-2 on Mirage, a map which Immortals chose in the draw, in a game that didnt even look like a competition. But Immortals bounce back on Train, which has historically favored FaZe. The series is tied 1-1.Going into the final map, the playing field is slightly in favor of Immortals. At halftime, the teams are tied 8-7. The two squads continue to battle back and forth until the game comes to a 16-13 close. FaZe is the victor and they move on to face Cloud9. But while the team beats Immortals and later Cloud9, adopting karrigan has changed what they were best at; the team has a new identity and its still trying to figure it out.In the end, I think its pretty good because we get more practice and we get to know each other way more, karrigan tells ESPN. We played six, seven maps this tournament and thats exactly what we practiced before coming here, so Im pretty happy that we came through the best-of-threes, coming through these marathon matches; we can learn from mistakes and the map picks we had. Definitely not going to pick Train right now because we need to fix that.Karrigan joined FaZe after the team had a rough year, similar to that of his former team Astralis. The latter benched karrigan on Oct. 11, per coach Danny zonic S?rensens decision, leaving him inactive for a short period of time.Me, my team, and the coach found out that we wanted to play differently, karrigan says. In the end, I couldnt see my play the way they wanted to play as a team. I didnt feel comfortable in that, and they didnt feel comfortable in the way I was calling. [...] Thats why we decided that we couldnt keep on and thats why I got benched.Earlier last week, he transferred to FaZe and immediately flew to Atlanta to play. With only two days of practice, FaZe managed to join mousesports as the second team to qualify for the ELeague playoffs out of Group A. Karrigan says part of that is because the team has given him reign to reassign players to new roles and fix a team that has failed to make a deep playoff run this year.When I joined Team SoloMid back in the day, it was the same situation for me; I get everything I want, everyones listening to me, and the whole trust around me is there. And that didnt happen in Astralis, in the end, because of the way we wanted to play as a team, he says. I think thats the big difference for me is that I actually have a team again where I feel reborn as an in-game leader and actually can think and call how I want. Thats really important for me as a player and to underline that, Im still a good in-game leader.But unlike Astralis, which once was a Danish powerhouse team in 2015 under the Team SoloMid banner, FaZe Clan is a multi-national team. Its players hail from different parts of Europe and speak various different languages, something uncommon in European Counter-Strike. For karrigan, he says it was an attracting factor that led him to this team. Moving forward, he just wants the team to fix its past mistakes and improve slowly, even if there are setbacks along the way.The team will travel to S?o Paulo, Brazil this week to compete in the ESL Pro League finals. There, theyll meet fellow European foes Ninjas in Pyjamas and Team Dignitas, as well as North Americas Cloud9, NRG Esports and SK Gaming.I think that the most important thing is to move in the right direction. Even if we get set back and lose all the matches [at ESL Pro League finals] in Brazil, I still think that itll work slowly and just because we lose a best-of-three doesnt mean we dont qualify for playoffs in Pro League, he says. I think that one step at a time, baby steps, learn from mistakes, learn the way we want to play. As long as the team believes in me, I believe in them and pass that around the team. I think we can do wonders.And in December, the team will compete in a major qualifier for a chance to return to Atlanta for the ELeague major in January at the Fox Theatre. The biggest thing we want to aim at is the major, Karrigan says. 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