In a recent tweet following a 2:1 defeat by MOUZ NXT, where the team lost 13:2 on Ancient, headtr1ck pointed out ongoing issues with the map. He highlighted the need for changes in the water sound effects, even when players move stealthily.

Additionally, he noted a boost bug, particularly visible after the addition of Dust 2 to the competitive pool.

It would be nice to fix the water sounds on Ancient, even when you go full force, and fix the boost bug

headtr1ck wrote on his Twitter

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His call for more consistent gameplay mechanics reflects broader sentiments among professional players regarding the integrity of maps. His message emphasizes the ongoing dialogue between players and developers about balancing and refining game elements.

After headtr1ck's transition, his new team's performance has significantly improved, and they are currently performing at a very high level. Whether the issues pointed out by headtr1ck will affect their future success remains a mystery.