The CSGO star revealed the reason for leaving the famous Team Cloud9

In January 2018, Cloud 9 climbed to the highest peak of CSGO, winning a major Valve-sponsored tournament. This moment became even more amazing when they won the grand prize ELEAGUE Major.

Months later, the core elements of the Boston list slowly disappeared, and now, less than two years later, the entire list is gone and Cloud 9 is now “hit the reset button.”

Another “piece” of Cloud 9 is also finding a way out formationwhen the mixwell announced on December 19, he will leave Cloud 9 and pursue opportunities elsewhere in 2020.

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In a reply on Twitter, Mixwell said that the move to Cloud9 was a risk for him and that it cost him. However, he said that he learned a lot from C9.

When it moved to Cloud9 in July of this year, it marked a return to North America, where mixwell established itself as a potential star years ago. In April 2016 he joined OpTic Gaming in a campaign that spanned nearly two years, during which time he emerged as an extremely talented AWPer with world-class potential.

Prior to Cloud9’s pivotal Boston win, many fans had expected that the OpTic roster would be the one to see the faces break through and emerge as the dominant NA team, and results like their ELEAGUE season 2 win. them before Astralis pushed the story into reality.

However, certain shortcomings hindered the team’s momentum, and after the NA members on the roster left or were transferred, the pan-European OpTic fell apart as soon as it started. Mixwell joined G2, but could not help G2 improve results and did not guarantee a starting position.

Mixwell joined C9 after a year with the Spanish team Movistar Riders, but C9 . lineup late 2019 showed almost no signs of growth, failing to qualify for the ECS or ESL Pro League finals and ending their year in November BLAST Copenhagen.

During his tenure with C9, Mixwell had a positive K/D ratio leading the group along with autimatic, but a 1.02 K/D figure was the lowest in his active period since five years. 2015. For example Mixwell’s 2016 average K/D is 1.2.

Cloud9’s future in CSGO is currently a question mark after the departure of mixwell.​