moses stood up for North American bands

The American analyst and commentator moses came to the defense of the North American bands. According to the 35-year-old figure, local teams face a lot of tournaments that make it difficult to properly train and develop their skills. In particular, he drew attention to the tight tournament calendar, which forces American cybersportsmen to constantly travel and deprive them of normal training.

You can make fun of the North American scene all you want, but due to burnout, a crazy schedule, travel issues, and an overloaded calendar, shox only lasted six months in Team Liquid. Apart from the constant expectation of results, these are the conditions in which players from the Americas build their lives and careers.

I'm not making excuses for North America. This region has enough of its own nonsense. For example, there is a fragile mentality of the players and emotional garbage that you won't believe. But the structure of the pro scene doesn't help American teams in any way.

What the average European Twitter user doesn't realize is that North American players spend six to ten weeks in Europe playing three different tournaments with practice in between, only to have ten days off at home before their next five-week last-minute trip. filled in by selection for the Major.

Note that moses decided to stand up for the North American teams after shox's statement, in which the French esportsman spoke about all the difficulties he had to face during his stay in Team Liquid.

moses himself is a renowned commentator and analyst. In particular, the 35-year-old American worked at such tournaments as Intel Extreme Masters XIII - Katowice Major 2019, Intel Extreme Masters XVI - Cologne and PGL Major Stockholm 2021.