The South Korean team Gen.G secured a 2-0 victory over DetonatioN FocusMe at the VCT Pacific 2025 Kickoff tournament, taking place in South Korea. After the match, team captain Munchkin shared his thoughts in an interview during the official broadcast.

Recovering from the Loss to DRX

Gen.G came into the match after a tough loss against DRX. However, according to Munchkin, the defeat was due to their own mistakes. Before facing DetonatioN FocusMe, the players agreed to unleash their full potential without fear, which ultimately led them to a confident victory.

Foxy9’s Progress and In-Team Mentorship

A key topic in the interview was Foxy9, who delivered an outstanding performance in clutch moments. Munchkin revealed that he and coach Solo had worked closely with the player, helping him maximize his potential. He noted that while Foxy9 always had excellent aim, he needed minor adjustments in his gameplay — something he was able to refine through team discussions.

Approach to the New Meta and Tehjo Role

The discussion also touched on the evolving meta. Unlike many other teams, Gen.G is not rushing to make drastic changes to their strategy or agent composition. Munchkin mentioned that the team considered integrating Tejo but initially decided to focus on developing tactics against him rather than using him themselves.

On some maps, we're already prepared to use him in matches, but we don’t think there's a need to rush. If we can win without the new agent, it's better to keep that ace up our sleeve for the future.

the Gen.G captain emphasized

Preparation for the Match Against Talon Esports

In the next round, Gen.G will face Talon Esports. Despite the challenge, Munchkin refrained from making bold statements before the match, simply stating that the team intends to play fearlessly and enjoy the game.

The VCT Pacific 2025 Kickoff tournament continues, and Gen.G is steadily moving forward to face new challenges.