The DRILLAS project, known for its participation in the Asian RMR, will fall apart before our eyes, which was predictable. After a dramatic 1-2 defeat against FlyQuest, two key players of the team, Woro2k and Meztal, announced their desire to find new teams to continue their careers.

Ukrainian sniper Woro2k shared his thoughts on Twitter: “I wanna make my goals and still hungry for a wins and super motivated , will try to find a new home with who I can make it. Thanks everyone who support us.”

Meztal, another key DRILLAS player, also expressed his gratitude for the support: “This defeat is painful and hard to accept. I'm very grateful for this journey and for the overwhelming support that silenced the haters. Thank you, DRILLAS.”

What's next for DRILLAS players?

Meztal said in his comment: “I hope Woro2k and Kvem find their new teams. Kvem is an extraordinary young talent who deserves a Tier-1 team that will unleash his potential.”

DRILLAS project was created exclusively for participation in the major, but even despite the defeat, the team left a positive impression in the community. Meztal emphasized that the players took on new roles and worked in new conditions, which was an important experience for them.

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DRILLAS' performance: a controversial path

DRILLAS caused a big stir in the Counter-Strike community with their participation in the Asian RMR, as most of the roster was European. This led to a wave of discussion and criticism, including from influencers such as Richard Lewis and innersh1ne. However, figures such as James Banks and Mauisnake, on the contrary, supported the team and emphasized the problems in the rules that allowed this situation. James Banks said: “Much love from a great man to those who supported DRILLAS!”.

DRILLAS players: statistics and experience

Woro2k and Meztal have been with DRILLAS for three months, participating in 55 official matches. During this time, Woro2k showed an average rating of 6.5, while Meztal finished with a rating of 5.7. Both players played key roles in the team, demonstrating a stable level of play and adapting to new conditions.

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What's next for Woro2k and Meztal?

Both players have already openly declared their readiness for new challenges. Their performances as part of DRILLAS have shown a high level of professionalism, and there is a high probability that their names will appear in top teams in the near future.