“I feel at home here” - skullz on joining FURIA

Felipe “skullz” Medeiros spoke candidly in an interview for HLTV about his move from Liquid and what went wrong in the game against NAVI. After the first day of Esports World Cup 2024, FURIA is in danger of dropping out after losing 0-2 to NAVI.

The Brazilians almost won the first map, Nuke, coming back from 11-5 down, but fell short in the final minutes. Mirage was a one-sided match, with FURIA taking just five rounds after a failed side for CT, where they lost by a score of 13-.5

After the match skullz talked about his transition from Liquid and what went wrong.

We were getting a little lost in mid-round situations. We played well in the beginning, but as a new team, of course NAVI penalized us for mistakes
he noted

When asked about his time at Liquid, skullz said it was a rewarding experience despite the challenges.

From the beginning we didn't have enough points to play tournaments, so we had to play qualifications in Los Angeles. That disrupted our training schedule in Europe. And overall, I think we didn't learn to adapt to each other and play for each other
he explained

I feel at home here. I'm very happy to play with these guys
skullz about the move to FURIA

The decision to join FURIA was not an easy one. Skullz had received offers before, but felt that now was the right time. He is confident in the future of the team, especially with the contract extensions of legendary players KSCERATO and yuurih.

They are legendary players in Brazil. Playing with them in the coming years will be great
he noted

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FalleN gives a bit more freedom to the players, while cadiaN controls more
skullz comments about FalleN and cadiaN leadership styles

FURIA will now have to play in the Last Chance stage, a BO1 format, for a playoff spot. Despite the unusual format, skullz remains optimistic.

The next stage will be more comfortable for us thanks to the map pool
he finished confidently

SOURCE - HLTV

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