With the closed qualifiers only a week away, he could be their new mid player, and if not, maybe Abed will take the role. I remember seeing their teaser post about a pair of boxing gloves.
Haha, that's the clue, a boxer and Abed punched Gabbi.
And Blacklist International has already disbanded and given up their dota 2 roster:
I wonder what they're going to do with their slot in the PGL Wallachia since Tims and Mac is already on Boom Esports.
It sucks to see Blacklist International move away from the Dota scene, but it's understandable after spending way too much on their Dota roster.
About their situation in the PGL tournament, they could find some replacements, the rulebook mentions up to three players, and if they can't then the only choice is to withdraw.
I've heard rumors about these teams buying slots from tournaments like this and that's possible to happen but they'd only do that under the table. If another organization will adopt at least three of their players and will just name them with a new team name, I think that will be fine for the organizations but let's see how's the development of their slot there.
That's exactly it, and the meta that pro players set is always an indicator for pubs of how exactly to play heroes. Even if weak players often don't understand how exactly, they try to imitate pro players.
At the same time, often because of this, they play not as effectively as they would have played if they had taken their favorite heroes and played based on their personal, albeit not very experienced understanding. And it's funny.
I am one of the weak players that do copy them but when I am unsure if I'll be able to, I stop it when I can see it on myself that it won't for my gameplay.
I was very upset by Yatoro's statement he made two hours ago.
[Question: "Is there a chance that Team Spirit will stay with the same roster?"]
I don't think there is a chance. I think there will be an announcement of the new roster soon.
It turns out that Spirit will continue to play and earn money, but for now with new members instead of Mira and Yatoro. And the guys themselves will train independently. This is strange. This is not a disband, but how do they expect to achieve progress if some participate in the pro scene, and others play somewhere independently? Yes, this will lead to Spirit having a second lineup, but the main thing is that it does not lead to a split in the main part of the team.
To be honest, I thought that it is going to be larl that will be taking a break but he's still young and can continue on with his pro career. I understand mira and yatoro, it's totally draining that every tournament that they participate they're giving their best and they've done well enough for their careers and achieved a lot. I think that they're the team that has got the highest prize pool for the TI that they've won the aegis. AFAIK, there's a second line up of Team Spirit and that might be the source for replacing these two.
