In esports, 5 months together can basically feel like a full year in football. The schedule is insanely condensed — you practice almost every day, play officials constantly, and spend hundreds of hours together as a team.
You don’t need years to see whether a roster is progressing. After 5 months, you should at least have a pretty clear idea of its potential and whether things are moving in the right direction.
Just wanted to clarify this in support of my good friend @AnleleleCS ❤️
He does not hold dual citizenship. He is a Vietnamese citizen and only holds Vietnamese citizenship. Just wanted to clear up any misunderstanding. 🙏
At the same time, I think it’s fair to say that the team’s performance has been unacceptable, and something had to change.
Now we have the opportunity to potentially qualify for a Major. Are we supposed to play for nothing for the next three months, or take the chance to compete for something that actually matters?
I think almost anyone would make the same choice.
If you can’t beat them, join them.
Welcome @TjPG0D & @hatz_csgo 🇦🇺
We’re taking a different route this time as we set our sights on the Asian VRS. 🌏
Let’s see how far we can take it.
For now, @MistRCSGO and @Cabbi_cs will be stepping out of the starting lineup for the coming month.