In the final match against France’s G2 Esports, FaZe hit the top 7:15 on the first card, but still managed to get out of the pit and win 12 rounds in a row, laying the first foundation for a victory that came in a more than five-hour match.
“I think victory on the first card was very important to us, especially after such a play,” he said broky. “When we started the extra time, we felt that we had this game in our hands. There was also one round where ropz (Estonian player Robin Kohl in the “FaZe” team – aut.) Made the aisle, and I think that also allowed us to win on this map. “
This is broky was the first major MVP title and was asked how he had grown so much compared to previous tournaments.
“It’s hard to say. I changed a number of things before this tournament, but I still have to see if it only worked in this tournament or in future tournaments. If I keep playing in future tournaments, I’ll know it’s changed. But maybe I’m just lucky now.” said the 21-year-old Latvian athlete.
broky also rejected the assumption that the Katowice tournament would have received a special or similar: “I think I was playing with the same confidence as before. I didn’t have any sudden elevation in that regard, we just played and managed to win the whole tournament.”
The success of the FaZe was all the more surprising as several changes had to be made to the team due to Covid-19. Attracting short-term substitutes is not usually a formula for success, but this time with Justin from Australia jks The leaderboard managed to reach the maximum. “I think the most important thing was that we all played certain positions again after the matches. We explained everything to Justin, and he felt very good about the roles we offered him.”
For your immediate future goals broky called for maintaining the pace and achieving the playoffs in future tournaments.
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