CS2: Aurora clarified that the Turkish flag was an internet joke and the team had no intention of making any changes.

It is undeniable that a sense of humor does add a lot to one's personality. Sometimes media operations do not need to be taken too seriously. The most important thing is to dare to laugh at yourself, interact with netizens, and joke with them. After a brilliant reply, funny expressions, and meme videos go viral, the number of fans will increase greatly, boosting popularity, which will also be helpful for future product marketing. With strong online appeal, investors are more willing to spend a lot of money to build a great team.

After watching all the intense competitions, you will enter the off-season. On the surface, everything is calm, but inside, it is turbulent, just like corporate management, where staff members are constantly replaced, and there is a chance that the original team will be replaced by new members to test whether their performance in future competitions will improve by leaps and bounds. For colleagues who are promoted, it is certainly a good thing, but being replaced is like a foreshadowing of losing your job.

As a result, all kinds of rumors naturally emerged on the Internet. Aurora was one of the clubs that was speculated to have personnel changes, just because the team had posted a post containing the Turkish flag, and fans analyzed it as an Easter egg, whether it was a hint of a new lineup in the future. Later, the official clarified that the self-deprecation was a farce. They said that the message was just a joke with fans, and the phenomenon of multiple people forwarding it was super cool, and promised that the team would not be transferred.

The reason is not difficult to understand. It seems that all members have performed very well. Except for the Austin Major 2025, all the competitions in the first half of the year reached the knockout stage, so how could they make rash changes?