
Jami “Jame” Ali, the sniper for PARIVISION’s CS2 roster, shared with his audience during a live stream on his personal Twitch channel the challenges he faces due to frequent roster changes.
New guides? Well, here’s what I’m thinking: right now we’re playing, and over the last few months I’ve had three new rosters—yes, and, on the surface, the players seem to be more or less the same, but overall there’s a shift in roles, and because of that, I have to explain everything all over again and work everything out with the team all over again. And if, hypothetically, I weren’t a sniper but a rifleman, it would be much easier because the main roles would fall to me. But since my zone defenders keep changing, everything starts over from scratch.
But considering that everyone’s experienced now—give or take some time in the future… Right now, of course, times are tough, but there will be more in the future, and there’s a chance that by New Year’s or after a series of championships—yeah, maybe after the three we’re going to play—I’ll already start doing something online, because before that, well, it was impossible. I mean, there was an incredible amount of work—by the tenth round, we were still sorting out certain things. Now it seems like you can even find some general truth on the second or third try and just go with it. I mean, there are times when I’m not streaming and so on simply because there isn’t enough time, because the team isn’t gelled yet, and we’re going through everything all over again.
Earlier, PARIVISION rifler Evgeny “FL1T” Lebedev, in an interview at the Esports World Cup 2026 for CS2, shared his thoughts on how Jame has changed since his time with Virtus.pro and how the sniper is adapting to working with a younger generation of players.