The 2020 Peace Elite Global Finals is a top-level global mobile tactical sports event. It invited 24 teams from around the world to compete in top-level competitions. It brings together different tactical characteristics from different regions, and the gunfight between professional players tests their competitive level and team tactics. At the same time, the Peace Elite Global Finals offers a prize pool of up to $2 million, with the champion team receiving a $700,000 prize. The high prize money of the 2020 Peace Elite Global Finals makes the global finals even more exciting.

On January 26th, the highly anticipated global finals came to a close, with 16 teams competing for the championship. After four days of fierce battles, the NV-XQF team broke through the defenses of the other 14 top teams in the intense final match, winning the 2020 Peace Elite Global Finals with a total score of 319 points and claiming the prestigious championship title and $700,000 in prize money. This was also NV-XQF's second time winning the world championship after their previous victory in the PEC.

Looking back at the four-day journey to the championship in the finals, NV-XQF was in a hot streak on the second day of the competition, winning two games and accumulating 128 points to move up to third place in the rankings. In the fourth game of the final day, NV-XQF successfully broke through in the melee with strong teams like Zeus and Alpha7, winning the game and rising to first place in the rankings with 32 points earned in that game, maintaining a 12-point lead over second-place 4AM.

 In the crucial final game, RRQ eliminated Zeus, the championship contender, in a 3-on-1 situation, while second-ranked 4AM was eliminated in Stage 5. NV-XQF locked up the championship of the 2020 Peace Elite Global Finals with 319 points, winning the high prize of $700,000.

The battle for points was fought tooth and nail, and NV-XQF's road to the championship can be described as thrilling and awe-inspiring. From the beginning of the league to the end of the finals, round after round of pairing battles tested the players' technical skills and mental abilities. From PEC to the Global Finals, NV-XQF constantly surprised us with the players' comprehensive skills, the team's tacit cooperation, stable output in one-on-one situations, and comebacks from disadvantageous positions. They broke through the strong enemies in the Global Finals and, following PEC, once again took the heavy crown of world champion.