Alliance players are happy with fng's transition

Offlaneer Alliance, s4 gave an interview for the Dot Esports portal, in which he spoke about the lack of difficulties in interacting with Artem Barshak, and also expressed his thoughts on the massive transition of esports to the online format.

According to the Swede, s4's move to Alliance meant that players would have to adjust to his style of command, and he in turn needed to get used to their style of play. From the very beginning it was not very easy, but after a lot of games and time spent together, the esports players were able to work together well. Also, s4 shared that such a team building model was a novelty for him, and fng with his arrival could only strengthen the stack of doters.

According to Gustav, it is quite easy to work with the Belarusian, and his calm temperament allows you to discuss anything you want without the risk of raising a scandal, which is not enough for many players. In addition, Artem Barshak, despite his calm character, is able to shed light on some situations and show how he sees them from his side, which allows us to refine some in-game moments, and for s4, according to the latter, this is very important, since from the captain's position such things are subtle.

S4 comment on online tournaments

“The biggest difference between playing online is that many second-tier teams are getting stronger. After all, they feel that nothing is holding them back. When there were many LAN tournaments, it was difficult for them if they did not qualify. But now they are at the same level as other bands and just keep playing.

I also see a lot of pub players continue to grow. It seems to me that there are more players at the top level now than usual. Many second-tier teams are getting more audience attention than usual, and I hope there will be more competition and a lot of new people on the scene. ”

Recall that on April 1, Alliance announced the return of s4 as a captain. Many took this as an April Fool's joke, but the news turned out to be real, and Gustav Magnusson became one of the few offlane captains.