Another month, another round of transfers, though there weren’t that many this time. Most of our partners opted to stick with their existing line-ups and focus on competing for the top ESEA leagues or going as far as possible in underground tournaments.
Week 1 – 1–11 May
We kicked off the first week – or rather, the first week and a half – with a fairly major transfer. The entire core of the NSQ squad – Alanekkk, Piorun000 and Majaczki – have left the team. Only Chaszczyk2 remains in their line-up now, although his future is also uncertain. The very next day, SLAKE also announced their own changes – or rather, they confirmed what many of those watching their matches already knew. Bunnyhug replaced Peter, thus completing the duo from the Hussars’ first team in the line-up. However, having this team’s core will not give them any advantage in terms of promotion, as this squad has not enjoyed much success.
The final transfer in this context is a rather surprising one, as Gloris eSports announced their main squad, thereby relegating the previous one to the role of an academy. This was surprising for two main reasons: firstly, it was in the middle of the ESEA season, and this timing does not usually favour changes; secondly, Gloris had always previously announced line-ups built from scratch, yet this time they opted for a ready-made squad. What does this line-up look like? On Thursday 8 May, the following players joined Gloris eSports: MSK, Kotson, Trixen, Mvcias, Papi.
NSQ-Alanekkk
-Piorun000 -Majaczki
03.05
SLAKE-Peter
+bunnyhug
04.05
GLORIS ESPORTS
New team:
+MSK +Kotson +Trixen +Mvcias +Papi
8 May
Week 2 – 12–18 May
In the second week, the number of changes dropped significantly, from three the previous week to just one. Armitra, which had maintained the same line-up for a very long time, decided to make a change. However, this was not due to poor results, but rather personal issues affecting a player. The sniper, Mrouz, left the squad, and our partner was forced to find a replacement for the next ESEA season.
ARMITRA-Mrouz
16 May
Week 4 – 26–31 May
Leaving aside Week 3, in which there were no changes from our partners, we move on to Week 4. Here, too, there weren’t many changes, and those that did occur were among our partners competing in ESEA Main. On Monday, Hussars announced that Dyweel was leaving the team for personal reasons. This may have an impact on the team, as we should remember that this same unchanged line-up has been in place for several seasons now, previously under a mixed-team name, and most recently with Hussars. We’ll find out how this change affects them in the next season of Arma and ESEA, which kick off at the end of June.
Our second partner to undergo changes at the end of last month was the previously mentioned Armitra. IGL White has also left the team, and Armitra’s management now faces a real tough nut to crack. They must find a leader and a sniper for their team within a timeframe that is constantly shrinking. Once that time is up, the team will face a host of challenges, as they will have to fight to stay in both the ESEA Main league and the Arrmy Masters league at the same time.
HUSSARS v
Dyweel
26 May
ARMITRA-White
29 May
Sources of the above transfers:
NSQ (x.com — TikTok — YouTube — team profile)
SLAKE (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Gloris eSports (x.com — team profile)
Armitra (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Hussars (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
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