ESL responds after CS:GO skilled reviews sleeping in accommodations tormented by mildew, bugs

Skilled Counter-Strike gamers have reportedly been subjected to harmful residing circumstances as they head into the ESL Professional League Season 16 playoffs in Malta.

All through CS:GO’s historical past and esports as an entire, gamers have needed to cope with fixed journey, unreasonable working conditions, and poor residing preparations.

This, paired with matches typically going into the early hours of the morning and Counter-Strike expertise being pushed to do a number of best-of-threes in a day, makes working in CS:GO an undeniably tough job at occasions.

Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev took to Twitter to voice his outrage on the state of the lodge rooms that ESL had offered throughout his keep for Professional League.

The Ukrainian participant shared that he had been moved out and in of rooms and had handled unhealthy lodging total. He took aim at ESL’s professionalism, tweeting “get up and inform your staff to recollect what professionalism is.”

The world’s primary participant complained about ESL’s communication, sharing his anger at match organizers and the lodge they offered.

NAVI’s celebrity participant then shared pictures of the circumstances in his lodge room, highlighting the extremely unhealthy quantity of mildew he needed to cope with.

S1mple complained of waking up “with ants” in his mattress and mildew overlaying areas close to air flow. 

ESL’s Senior Vice President of Sport Ecosystems, Ulrich “TheFlyingDJ” Schulze, responded to s1mple’s complaints in a Reddit thread, saying, “we’ve had a reasonably energetic dialog with all groups and gamers because the begin of EPL, figuring out options to numerous matters that had been raised, so we had an energetic communication channel for these matters arrange.”

Schulze later added that they had been “nonetheless investigating” the problems and that s1mple was the one participant to lift any complaints of all of the gamers in 24 groups. 

Author: Ronnie Neal