Wizer suggested that Geltek Cyber Team needs to work on team cohesion in MLBB
Esports player and content creator Danil “Wizer” Schneider criticized Geltek Cyber Team during a Twitch stream for a lack of teamwork during their performance at the MLBB Women’s International 2026.
I’m saying, Selfdestruct needs to work on teamwork. Teamwork outside of the game. Because, I mean, what’s that all about? I *** [beat the crap out of] Virtus.pro back then—they, *** [damn it], weren’t defending their backline—then they started defending their backline and everything clicked for them. Because… I mean, how can you not defend the five-man pushes? How can you not go out as a five-man team? How can you split into cliques within the team at a tournament?
I get it, you split into little cliques—like, say, at boot camp, figuratively speaking—because you have closer friends, some people you just consider teammates, and so on. You consider some people friends, others teammates. But you’re at a tournament—you’re one unit, you’re a team. The five of you have to stick together. How can you split into cliques—what’s that all about? Why is Lyubon the only one giving high-fives? Well, she’s not really giving high-fives—she’s just patting people on the head. What’s that all about? There needs to be high-fives; there needs to be that energy. What’s that all about?
*** [God] Forget about the game. Anything can happen during the game. Off the court, there needs to be unity—at the tournament and so on. <...>
In any case, Geltek definitely did a great job. But they need to work on their communication outside the game—that’s a must.
Earlier, commentators Destroyer, AlexWhite, and Chillstream, along with Gulliver—the manager of Team Spirit’s Mobile Legends: Bang Bang academy—congratulated the Geltek Cyber Team roster on their 3rd-place finish at the women’s global championship as part of the Esports World Cup 2026.
Photo by Danil “Wizer” Schneider.
