“I think we have really good chemistry on the team, and synergy as well,” HooXi said. According to HooXi, it’s a style that developed naturally during the roster’s five months playing together. In post-plant situations where they’re even or down a player, the Flames aren’t afraid to spit at the odds and go for the re-take anyways. Their aggressive CT sides set them apart from other Tier 1 teams. The Copenhagen Flames aren’t just beating stronger teams they’re doing in with their own style. “You want to see them succeed but, at the same time, there has to be a winner and a loser, right?” “I feel weird when I beat my old teammates,” he said. HooXi and his team didn’t just upset favorites like Heroic he also prevailed over former teammates in Ismail “refrezh” Ali, Rasmus “sjuush” Beck and René “TeSeS” Madsen. I’m just insanely happy.” HooXi at the team’s match with BIG at the PGL Major. “We couldn’t have asked for a better way to do it than to beat, especially, Astralis and Heroic. “It’s amazing to beat the teams we have beaten and qualify 3-0,” HooXi said. The flawless run was not expected from the team, who were rated 14th in the world at the start of the major. They beat BIG, as well as Danish rivals Astralis and Heroic. The Flames just qualified for the New Legends stage of the major after going 3-0 in their matches in the first two days of competition. The best way to do that is to put your full focus on that.” “I just want to play and I just want to win. “For me, money, new contracts, other bigger clubs don’t matter at all,” HooXi said.
His only goal is helping his team continue their extraordinary run at the major. But HooXi isn’t sparing thoughts for money and contracts. Historically, the org hasn’t been able to hold onto their players for lack of capital to pay them fair salary. The Flames organization is currently fielding offers for the purchase of their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster. Rasmus “HooXi” Nielsen, the in-game leader for the Copenhagen Flames, is all in on the 2021 PGL Stockholm Major, saving thoughts for the team’s future until later.
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