CS2: Lacking chemistry, refusing to participate in minor tournaments, BC.game representative said the team needs to strengthen their training.

Refusing to participate may not be a good sign. The CS2 esports ecosystem is destined to be fierce, with Major tournaments coming one after another, tiered by level. After training with all your might, you wake up the next day to travel around the world, adjusting to time differences, culture shock, lack of sleep, and unfamiliar beds—all of these can affect your performance on the field. If the result is not ideal, the reaction will be worse than if you don't participate at all, because no one will consider the multiple factors—viewers, fans, and sponsoring companies. They only care about whether the report card looks good. Traffic is also a source of income. Calling a halt at the right time is the best strategy, and calling a halt at the right time is not necessarily a cowardly act.

As the saying goes, rest is for going further. BC.game has put a lot of effort into rebuilding its roster, and last year it recruited simple to join the team, hoping to bring new hope. There were rumors of discord among the team members, and a post seemed to imply that a famous player was acting like a big shot. Later, it was clarified that this was not the case. However, the results of the game seem to have a different interpretation. At this time, stepping down is a good decision.

The club explained that while the players performed well in training, they were unable to demonstrate their true strength in matches. It was unacceptable that they lost games that should have been easy wins. The experience behind the lineup was not fully reflected, so they need to practice more, especially before the T1 tournament. The chemistry between the players is the most important thing, and hopefully, this will improve in the future.

They added that haters should continue to lament and apologize to loyalists again. Media reports indicate that BC.game withdrew from ROG Spring Journey 2026, a small regional offline event, which would lower the overall VRS points.

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