mibr hit back at critics

Made in Brazil have launched a scathing attack at the team's critics on their official website.

The Brazilian giants have been without a Counter-Strike squad since releasing their team in November after losing their number-one status in the country to FireGamers.

Since then, mibr have been linked with a return on multiple occasions, with FG and CnB Gaming both mooted as likely choices.

However, the 2006 ESWC champions have remained silenced on the matter amid statements from several FG players that they would refuse migrating to their former home.

Made in Brazil have been the subject of criticism from several community members in the country, and the organisation has now issued a statement in which it says there is absolutely no reason for such words.

"I see frustrated people making daily attacks at the members of the organisation and that makes me ask one question: what have mibr done to those people?," a mibr statement read.

"The answer is simple: without mibr, the dream of being a professional player and travelling around the world while playing a videogame is over, unless you consider being professional making less than minimum wage."

Although the organisation states that things "will be done" in the future, it refused to comment on the possibility of a new CS team joining any time soon.

"Our true fans are sure that they do not want a weak line-up, just to have one, they want a great team, like we used them to, not necessarily a winning team, but a competitive one, and sadly in recent times we did not have that, but we kept investing and the frustrateds kept criticizing.

"mibr do not want your gratitude, much less your trust or respect, the only thing we recommend is that you have good sense and not just with a CS team, but with your lives, because frustration is an invisible danger that could affect your health."