CS2: FURIA ignored fans' opposition and insisted on skipping the PGL event, taking the opportunity to intensify their training.

Although victory and defeat are common in the military, losing a game will definitely dampen confidence. How can players face their fans who have supported them for many years when they lose the game with a very low score in front of everyone? Recently, the CS2 community is hotly discussing the situation of chelo being eliminated in the knockout round of IEM Katowice. There is a lot of resentment on the Internet, and almost everyone is criticizing him.

In this regard, FURIA team commander, FalleN decided to skip the PGL Cluj-Napoca station, which caused dissatisfaction among Brazilian fans. Even though there were many voices of opposition from the outside world, he believed that the team really needed this period of rest. On the surface, it gave people the impression of being timid, but in fact it was to boost morale, improve the quality of training, and hope to come back strongly in the next competition.

FalleN admitted in the live broadcast room that FURIA's performance in international competitions this year was poor. Instead of rushing forward blindly and being constantly exhausted, it would be better to pause and rethink the battle plan. He said that the team has greatly accelerated the pace, especially in individual training. For example, skullz joined the ladder earlier, chelo practiced in deathmatch, and everyone is using their unique style of training. Not only has the training time been strengthened, but even in their spare time, they are also improving themselves, just to strive for breakthroughs and become better.

Since they skipped the competition and did not need to spend time preparing, the team had time to conduct some training matches and try out new skills. He added that he was very satisfied with the training results and was honored to participate in the EPL S21 competition. He was ready and it all depended on how the players could unleash their potential.