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Hey everyone,
I have some important news to share with you about the next chapter of my journey.
The biggest point of discussion—and what might come as a shock to you—is my decision to leave T1. Now, before everyone reacts, please give me a moment to explain. After hearing my story, I hope it will be easier to understand why.
When I received the offer from Becker last year to come to Korea and try out for the LCK CL team, I was not in a great place mentally. I had recently been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum, and combined with a family accident and a couple of tough years since leaving Fnatic in 2020, I was struggling. Because of this, I was actually leaning toward taking a break for the 2024 season. But since it was T1 asking, I knew future Martin would regret not giving it a try. I think we can all agree this was the right decision, but, as expected, it did not fix my issues—it just put them on hold. Now, I believe it is time for me to address those challenges, and to do that, I need to be in Sweden close to my family.
Thankfully, I have been fortunate to receive an offer that allows me to continue playing professionally in the 2025 season from home. To put it in League of Legends terms, I am finally taking a “recall”—a chance to go back, refill my health and mana, buy some essential items and upgrade my skills before re-entering the map. I left home in 2013 when I was just 16, and now, nearly 12 years later at the age of 28, I get the chance to reset. I want to play for as long as possible, and when I imagine the years ahead, I realize this change could help make that goal achievable. Longevity is incredibly important to me at this stage of my career.
I know this may feel like a surprising decision, especially after the high of winning Worlds together with ZOFGK + KTR. However I promised myself to stay committed to this plan, regardless of results or temporary emotions. This is me keeping that promise, and I hope you will understand that it comes from a place of wanting to stay in the game and continue improving.
I will always be grateful for my time with T1, not just for the experience but for how it has helped me grow as a player and a person. Coming to Korea without experience in the role or knowing the language was a challenge, but T1 believed in me anyway. I want to thank my teammates, coaches and staff at T1 HQ for helping me along the way, and to all of our fans for supporting us. It has been an honor to wear the T1 badge.
Thank you all for being here with me so far, and I hope you will join me for this next chapter as well. I could not do it without your support.
다시 만나요!
𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮, '𝐑𝐞𝐤𝐤𝐥𝐞𝐬.'
LCK CL 팀의 'Rekkles' Carl Martin Erik Larsson 선수와 상호 합의하에 계약을 종료하게 되었습니다.
한국에서 새로운 도전을 선택하고 최선을 다해준 'Rekkles' 선수에게 감사의 말을 전합니다. 'Rekkles' 선수의 앞날을 T1이 함께 응원하겠습니다.
Today, we part ways with 'Rekkles' by mutual agreement.
We sincerely thank him for his decision to start a new career in Korea and for giving his best effort throughout this year. T1 will continue to support him in his future endeavors.
Hey hey!
As you may or may not have heard, I'm no longer a part of Fnatic. It saddens me that we weren't able to make things work this year, but also makes me happy to see them succeed during summer and qualify for Worlds. With Trymbi and Noah both doing really well since joining it makes no sense to consider a change for the 2024 season.
Where does that leave me? Teamless. For the first time since 2012. That feels so weird to say. 2012. Teamless. I'm kind of scared and excited at the same time. Scared because there is no certainty in what happens next, excited because anything can happen next.
In a dream scenario that's me playing Support in the LEC, at least that's what I've been grinding for the past 5 months. I don't think I was ready for summer and therefore declined offers, but as of late I think I've reached a level of play on Support that's relatively high. Obviously I'm open to playing ADC as well, but I think my persona, skills as a player and view of the game is better utilized on the Support role than the ADC role. Basically, I think I can bring more to a team on the Support role than the ADC role and in the end that's all that I want. Doing as much as possible for my team so that we win games.
That's always been the goal and always will be.
I would like to believe that regardless if X person enjoyed working with me or not, they at least know that I made every decision based on what I thought would give us the highest chances of winning from my perspective. That's not always going to be the same decision X person would make and I definitely can do a better job at meeting in the middle, but it doesn't come naturally for me. I'm a very "black or white" person and struggle with anything "grey" and that goes for everything in life, not just League of Legends related things. To sum it up shortly, I'm a "rigid" person (it took me a while to find this word so google it if you need to) and that comes with it's really good parts and really bad parts. Just know that my intentions are pure.
With that said, I would like to thank Fnatic for allowing me to make this transition and supporting me while I laid the groundwork for what is hopefully to come a very exciting chapter in my career.
Bye bye!
Hello you beautiful soul filled bags of human✨ flesh ✨
Come with me into the garden of Eden.. 🏰⚔️🧡🌿🕊
Giving into its beauty, and giving into the love.
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The Gods We Can Touch
From the light that rests within us
To the darkness that exists around us
Soon the embodiment of it all
Will rest in your hands. And hopefully touch your souls
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