Denial raid MouseSpaz

16-2-2014 13:48

Denial eSports have announced that they have secured the services of MouseSpaz's CS:GO division.

After coming in third place in the regular ESEA season, MouseSpaz placed 5th/6th at the LAN finals in Dallas following defeats to Homeless and iBUYPOWER, prompting Ricky "sLip" Cohen and Christian "sobo-iwnl- Soboleske to leave the team after the event.

To replace these two players, MouseSpaz picked up James "hazed" Cobb and Josh "jdm64" Mellington, but the wave of changes does not stop here.

The North American side have migrated to Denial eSports, who re-enter the CS:GO business following the departure of their previous team several months ago.

"We are extremely excited to play under a prestigious organization such as Denial eSports," said Richard "Lucky" Vasconcelos.

"We will represent the organization to the best of our ability in future events and online leagues in hopes of being crowned the best in the world.

"From here on out, things will only get better and our journey has just begun. Hopefully this partnership will spark a new light into e-sports!"

Denial now have:

Richard "Lucky" Vasconcelos
Steve "reltuc" Cutler
Pujan "FNS" Mehta
Josh "jdm64" Mellington
James "hazed" Cobb

lol

2014-02-16 13:49

2014-02-16 13:51

Okay...

2014-02-16 13:52

eh wont do much :\ hope they prove me wrong though

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2014-02-16 13:54

USA teams: loose 1 event change players.. (._.')

2014-02-16 13:58

17 replies

Finnish teams are not known for being stable either...

2014-02-16 14:00

8 replies

He didn't say anything about finnish teams, but kay.

2014-02-16 14:01

5 replies

Yes but his tone of incredulity about USA teams is a little out of place. It's not a problem isolated to USA teams so it's out of place to see a Finnish person (where the scene is ridiculously unstable) type such things about the USA scene.

2014-02-16 14:06

2 replies

but the news is about USA teams stay on the topic

2014-02-17 00:43

1 reply

Huh? Where is the correct place to discuss if not in comments? There isn't one topic on a forum...

2014-02-19 15:28

2014-02-16 22:08

stfu

2014-02-16 22:29

He's right though. It's by far one of the biggest issues of the US scene besides the lack of LANs.

2014-02-16 14:05

It's a problem of the vast majority of scenes except a few top teams in select countries. You just hear about the top teams more often, but if you delve deeper in every country's scene you'll see the same thing goes on. It's the nature of the game.

2014-02-16 14:07

They change roster and teams every month or season. Can't follow a team, they will always change something, so follow the players if youre really into the NA community.

2014-02-16 16:15

7 replies

The same exact thing happens in sports, teams finish a season and then change players if needed Teams who are worth mentioning like coL, iBP and u5 don't even change players at all

2014-02-16 17:08

6 replies

dazed has only been on ibp since a week or so before dreamhack, and the only reason they didnt change anything is because they won ESEA lan

2014-02-16 17:35

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Even if they had placed second they wouldn't had change anything regardless. Watch adreN's interview

2014-02-16 17:46

its easy to say that after you've won, i don't believe him

2014-02-16 18:00

youtube.com/watch?v=0cohG-vo0aQ

2014-02-16 18:12

mm wrong, UMX>4NOT>FLAMINGRAIMBOW>CURSE>Complexity CURSE> iBP and I probably missed around 3 more teams, and most of those players went into different teams, excluding n0thing and swag who will always play for the same team. NA just creates new teams and then they sign an old team to join the new one, check any of those rosters of the team you just mentioned, most of them haven't been together for more than 4 months Still Complexity and iBuyPower may stick together for a longer period but they will split up within 5/3 months

2014-02-16 17:38

I'm talking about the current scene, not what happened two years ago or even in 1.6. The only team that hasn't been with the same 5 players is iBP who added DaZeD like three months ago because they didn't had a fifth. The core of that team was pretty much the same I think you have a hard time realizing the fact that NA teams change players, but not as often as you think you know

2014-02-16 17:55

rekt

2014-02-16 14:04

hmmm gl gl

2014-02-16 14:09

this lineup will struggle mightily against the likes of coL and iBP to be honest..

2014-02-16 14:15

lel

2014-02-16 14:18

"Denial raid mousesports." fuck my eyes

2014-02-16 14:21

It is the brain, not the eyes, that nake us see what we think we see. Im sure alot of other people read ms on first glance, and then rechecked

2014-02-16 15:23

true.. true..

2014-02-16 15:37

2014-02-16 14:25

typical usa...i give 1 event till they disband or denial drop them

2014-02-16 14:34

"We will represent the organization to the best of our ability in future events and online leagues in hopes of being crowned the best in the world." LOL

2014-02-16 16:10

anyone who plays invite level or higher believes they can be the best in the world, thats why we all compete.

2014-02-16 23:26

Jdm top awper

2014-02-16 16:13

:yaoming:

2014-02-16 16:16

denial again?`omg

2014-02-16 16:46

does "Richard "Lucky" Vasconcelos" has some origins in Portugal? The name "Vasconcelos" is portuguese

2014-02-16 17:18

im pretty sure hes brazilian but he was raised in the USA

2014-02-16 17:36

THAT explains a lot. thanks =)

2014-02-16 18:59

Very lucky

2014-02-16 17:22

Best of luck to them

2014-02-16 18:53

hazed finally on a good team gl

2014-02-16 19:34

People talking about changes in the NA scene, thats because the top 9 teams, have 4 months, to play, just to attend 1 event. If you fail at that 1 event or dont make it(its top 4 out of the 9 teams) you pretty much feel like you just wasted your entire 4-5 months. You feel like you can't "chance" it by playing with the same exact roster to just waste another 4-5 months. Thats the problem, not enough lans, in EU, if someone fails at one lan, they have another lan in 2-3 weeks.

2014-02-16 21:27