
TYLOO’s CS2 sniper Dongai “Jee” In an interview at the IEM Cologne Major 2026, Jee shared his thoughts after the team’s elimination from the tournament, discussed the team’s current issues, and spoke about the Chinese roster’s upcoming plans.
I think the main problem with this map is our mental state on it. I’m not sure exactly how to put it, but it’s as if our minds aren’t clear enough when we play Inferno. We made a lot of mistakes in today’s match, and Legacy is undoubtedly a very strong team that performed exceptionally well.
Of course, everyone on our team really wanted to make it to at least the third stage, but I think we’re not strong enough for that yet. We need to improve our individual gameplay, communication, and mental game—all at once. Overall, I don’t think the result is that bad, because we’re making progress: at the last event in this series, we were eliminated with a 1-3 score; this time, it was 2-3. And who knows, maybe next time everything will work out?
I think we’re currently aware of a lot of the issues TYLOO is facing. I can say that the team, at the very least, lacks map knowledge when facing stronger opponents. After this tournament, we definitely need to go to boot camp.