“A replacement was inevitable”—the community reacted to electroNic’s transfer to the inactive roster at BC.Game Esports
Members of the Counter-Strike 2 esports community posted on their personal social media accounts, commenting on the news that Denis “electroNic” Sharipov had been moved to the BC.Game Esports bench.
Analyst Alexander “kassad” Trifunovich criticized the organization’s recent decisions:
BC.Game makes worse decisions than the Falcons—I didn’t think that was possible. Now it will try to qualify for the Major through the Asian region, but it will likely end up being the worst team there.
The organization could have put the money it spent to much better use.
Host James “BanKs” Banks wasn’t surprised by electroNic’s move to the bench:
At this stage, it makes perfect sense to move electroNic to the bench. BC.Game’s attempt to qualify for the Major through Asia doesn’t surprise me at all.
Commentator Harvey “Skriv” Rogers noted that the roster changes at BC.Game Esports were expected:
A substitution was bound to happen, but who will become BC.Game’s new fifth player?
For his part, esports player Andrei “Jerry” Mekhryakov reflected on electroNic’s future:
The quote is reproduced with the source’s spelling and punctuation intact
Man, BC really wants to make it to the Major.
Even the CEO said: “If we had more time, we would’ve kept Dan.”
I think this is a good time to end his playing career and move into media or coaching.
While the nickname “Electronic” used to be associated with “That’s it, I’m done” and the Navi era, now the associations are completely different—and not as legendary as “Bet on the plant, *** [damn]!!!”
What’s the point of all this bouncing around between teams?
There are so many opportunities these days to make money without even having to be a hardcore gamer.
Recently, BC.Game Esports sent electroNic to the bench—it’s unclear where the rifler will continue his career. Currently, the team is ranked 47th in the global VRS standings and 52nd in the HTLV rankings.
Photo — PGL.
