Battalion 1944 - Forum - Interesting topics and opinions

16 May - 06:54

Found this post of ex-Penta player, Penta is as you know (or else you haven't watched one video of ESL siege), the best team on Siege.:

Hello, first of all let me introduce myself.

I am František "A1GA" Kotačka, 20 years old from Czech republic.

I am a retired Rainbow Six: Siege professional player looking to switch over to Battalion1944.

In Rainbow Six: Siege I competed in three Pro League seasons, captaining the worlds best team in the first one and attending IEM Katowice 2016, captaining the best French team in the second one and winning DreamHack - and coming back to PENTA Sports in the third season.

Reason I quit Rainbow Six: Siege is because the game has gamebreaking bugs even after its been released for over a year among many many other reasons (like Ubisofts complete failure in advertising their own competition program and supporting their players besides putting 75k on the line). My original plan was to go to Battlefield 1 where I had a very solid line-up prepared (ex-BF4 pros from SK gaming, dignitas etc.) but despite promises and a decent amount of inside information, nothing is happening from EAs / DICEs side.

Here is my full Rainbow Six: Siege CV: https://goo.gl/yIytmn

I am looking to either get picked up or put together a line-up of my own based on whoever I can find - very early on like I did in Rainbow Six: Siege.

I can attend LANs literally anywhere in the world, I can stay in long-term bootcamps or even move anywhere in the world, theres absolutely nothing holding me down in Czech republic.

I am self-employed and financially secure meaning I can put a lot of my free time into studying replays, opponents, strats etc.

I am capable of leading and representing the team as well as making business decisions and IGL-ing - shotcalling / captaining.

I have connections to a few tier 1 / 2 eSport organizations.

I played a lot of other games (CS:S, CS:GO, CoD2, QL, OW, UT) all on a decent level but Rainbow Six: Siege was the first one I decided to compete in.

If I need to state the obvious I expect my teammates to be always on time, be able to practice 5-6 days a week 4-6 hours a day, practice and watch replays on their own outside of team practice etc. - all the good stuff.