Skiter spoke candidly about his experience leaving Falcons, revealing the emotional drain he experienced during the adjustment period with his former teammates.

The PGL Wallachia S9 tournament is in full swing, and at this time the media loves to interview the players about their feelings, especially after leaving their old teams and joining new ones. Standing on the stage with a completely new look, they may feel fear, excitement, rivalry, anticipation, or even panic attacks from the power they receive. Reporters want to know all of these things.

The reporter interviewed Skiter from Team Aurora. After leaving Falcons, he put on a green jersey. It's unclear how he felt. He said he was looking forward to playing for a new team. This departure wasn't just from Falcons, but also from his longtime teammate, Sneyking. After going solo, Sneyking was full of motivation and won his third championship in Yatoro. It was an inspiration, at least there was a goal to chase.

The host was most interested in understanding why Skiter decided to part ways with Falcons. He said it was a consensus, since staying in the same environment for a long time is not beneficial to oneself. Everyone has their own moves they want to try. Secondly, they started to feel tired of being together. It is undeniable that they had a good season, but their performance declined afterwards, and they realized that perhaps they should go their separate ways to experience new things and new problems.

The host was puzzled by the phrase "new problem." He wanted to focus on his own performance and the integration of the new team members, as the former teammates would only drain his emotions, thus shifting his focus. After joining Aurora, time is still needed for observation.

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