alpha and glowiing commented on CYBERSHOKE Esports’ disbandment: “It was tough with all the constant roster changes.”
Former CYBERSHOKE Esports Counter-Strike 2 players Daniil “alpha” Dyomin and Alexander “glowiing” Matsievich commented on the team’s disbandment. The posts were published on the esports players’ personal Telegram channels.
alpha thanked the organization for the opportunity to play for the team and noted that the constant roster changes prevented the team from achieving stability:
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Disband. I’d like to thank the Cybershoke organization for the opportunity they gave me. It’s a shame we weren’t able to deliver decent results during this time. It was tough with the constant roster changes; it’s hard to achieve stability, and there wasn’t enough time in the team’s cycles to build strategies or discuss things thoroughly.
I’m also grateful to all the guys I played with.
Overall, this was a phase where I gained a lot of experience and am super motivated to keep playing.
I’m open to all suggestions.
For now, I’ll start streaming again on the side. So stop by.
glowiing called the team’s disbandment a transition to a new phase and stated that he still wants to win and get stronger:
The end of something is always the beginning of something new—a turning point that closes one chapter of life and opens the next. Thanks to Eric and all the guys who work at the organization. I’m still just as hungry for victories, and I want to win and become stronger.
Earlier, CYBERSHOKE Esports announced the dissolution of its current CS2 roster and a team restructuring. alpha and Roman “Mokuj1n” Petrushenko have been moved to the bench and placed on the transfer list, while Vladimir “yiksrezo” Mitrofanov and Ilya “FenomeN” Kolodko have become free agents.
Photo: Daniil “alpha” Dyomin.
