CS:GO: 3DMAX release GO troop

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By - 'anGeRrR' -

Jan 13, 2013 04:05

3DMAX's president revealed that the organization stopped supporting the CS:GO team as consequence of the elimination of the troop from the Winter's ESL Major Series where they were knocked out by Imaginary on the semifinals.

Seems like the elimination on the Winter's ESL Major Series was the straw that broke the camel's back for 3DMAX's CS:GO squadron, as the France based organization decided to stop supporting them after the defeat against Imaginary, in the semifinals of the European tournament. The team showed poor performances in the last tournaments attended; Firstly, not managing to advance from the group stage at Dreamhack Winter, and later disappointing again, but in German territory, at NorthCon.

Jean "SAM7" MORAL, 3DMAX's president stated:

"After more than 6 months spent together, we decided to stop our collaboration with our team today. Getting started on the new opus of valve was extremely promising, unfortunately, the time went on, the results were disappointing. The time for change has come. Of course, this decision does not mean the withdrawal of 3DMAX CS:GO on the competitive scene."

Although, the team was released by the multigaming organization, the players plan to continue their path together, now under the flux tag.

flux lineup is composed by:

Peter "dupreeh" Rasmussen

Kristoffer "gravityy" Søholm

Malte "Herden" Boelt

Søren "falkizh" Falke

Kristian "tabaco" Simonsen

In their future schedule, the danes plan to attend the upcoming HKLAN which will run between February 14th and 17th, featuring a total prize pool consisting in €5,000.

Source: 3dmax.fr