FNCS Major 2 NAC Grand Finals: 11 winners, one champion — the full stat drop

The title race: winning without winning

acorn and boltzZzero0 took the region with 617 points off a single Victory Royale — Game 11. Their weekend was 47 eliminations and a 9.0 average placement: twelve straight games of top-of-lobby survival in a field where nobody else could stay steady. That is the whole story of NAC. In a lobby that produced a new winner almost every game, the title went to the duo that never needed the win.

Behind them, GEN ritualx 9ǃ + twis cold 11ǃ posted 584, and GEN aj + XSET veno5x hit 561 the loud way — their 64 team eliminations were the most of any NAC duo. For scale: EU's champions, AG Scroll 10ǃ + AG Sky., won four games and cleared 732 — 115 points above NAC's winning score. Same format, same island, two completely different tournaments.

Every Victory Royale, G1–G12

Twelve games, eleven different winners. The only duo to double up was XSET Muz 7ǃ + DT Rise, who took Games 3 and 8 (on 8 and 11 eliminations). The winning elim counts ran the full spectrum — KoS Curve + XSET Higgsǃ opened the weekend with a 12-elim Game 1, while ALP Qkayǃ + force mirops closed it winning Game 12 on just 4. The hero map above plots where each of them landed and where they lifted the win.

The fraggers: aj's 27 and pollo's 10,814

GEN aj finished the weekend with 27 individual eliminations — the most of any player in either region. Behind him, KoS Curve and XSET veno5x tied at 21, GEN Kraezfv posted 19, and DT Rise 18. That is four of the event's five busiest triggers in one NAC lobby.

The damage board tells the same story. falcon pollo 10ǃ led the entire event with 10,814 damage — 901 per game — while DIG VicterV stacked 10,420, including the single biggest damage game of the weekend: 1,950 in NAC Game 10. And yet EU still edged the raw frag war, 1,193 eliminations to NAC's 1,185 across 12 games each. NAC's consolation: it kept its kills cleaner, losing only 12.9% of its knock conversions to third parties against EU's 15.0% — the full region war is its own article.

The 445-meter shot

Endgame Fortnite is a knife fight: 80% of the weekend's 1,524 finishes came from under 25 meters, and NAC's median finish was just 7.2m. All weekend, across both regions, only 9 eliminations landed beyond 200m — and NAC owns the top three. cyn kxyin 23 finished spr avari yfg from 445 meters in Day 1's second game, the longest shot of the event; M8 Vergoǃ hit one from 212m in Day 1 Game 5, and bugha 6 connected from 209m in Day 2 Game 5.

kxyin's weekend was a whole arc on its own. The event's longest elimination, a Game 4 Victory Royale alongside skqttler (10 elims) — and a personal tormentor. spr dolzeur eliminated kxyin four times (Games 3, 7, 8 and 12); kxyin only got him back twice. In a 50-duo lobby, running into the same player four times isn't routing coincidence — it's two teams whose rotation paths kept crossing, and only one of them adjusted.

Where NAC landed — and how winners moved

Plot all 1,100 NAC landings and the lobby's structure appears instantly: fixed drops, defended every game, with contest lines that barely moved between Day 1 and Day 2. NAC's endgames then pulled everyone to the same place — its zone-5 circles stacked dead-center of the island, a pattern you can see game by game in our zones and map analysis. If you're planning your own drop against patterns like these, that's exactly what our free ELITE drops map is for.

The movement data breaks a myth. Winning teams covered 4.55 km per game — exactly 2.0× the 2.31 km of teams placing 26th–50th — but per minute alive, winners actually moved about 10% slower (216 vs 240 m/min in NAC). They don't out-sprint lobbies; they out-live them, and the kilometers accumulate because they're still rotating when half the field is spectating. The grind belonged to reеtǃ, who covered 69.5 km across NAC's 12 games — the most ground of anyone in the event.

ELITE's duo: the Game 7 statement

Elite EomzoӜ and elite josh 19ǃ played all 12 games and finished on 509 points — 28 team eliminations, a 14.3 average placement, and the Game 7 Victory Royale on 11 elims. Among the weekend's top-10 duos they were also the most balanced team on the board: a 50.4/49.6 damage split, the closest thing to a perfectly shared workload in the event.

The under-the-hood story is discipline. They dropped the same ~15-meter spot at Shaken Sanctuary in all 12 games — contested every single game by Twis Rаpidǃ + xset clix 1x., with whom they somehow finished the weekend in a 12-game truce: zero finishes between the two duos. Their landing spread was ±11m, their median time at the POI just 4:44, and their real home was a forward camp 250m outside it — their best games, including the Game 7 win, came when they left fastest. The full tale of two duos who shared one drop and got opposite results is in the NAC vs EU region war.

How we measured this

Every stat on this page was parsed by the ELITE data desk from Epic's public server-side tournament replays — movement traces, zone telemetry, the kill feed, and a replay-derived damage model. Players are tracked by account id rather than display name, because names change mid-event. Kill-feed ordering is reliable but carries no clock times, so nothing here claims a timestamp it can't back. As a correctness check, our computed series points were verified against Epic's official leaderboard and matched exactly for all 100 duos.

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