The UMG roster changes are pretty extreme.

The reason that Scump left OpTic in my opinion, is because he couldn't stand dealing with Nadeshot. Then again that is also what JKap and Merk said when they both left as well.
Everyone instantly jumped to the conclusion that ohh.. he's going to be broke no more of the OpTic money. People don't realize that his father was a professional baseball player and really if he wanted to do nothing and just mooch of of his father
he probably could...

I think its always interesting with what happens after event like this... I mean 7/8 teams that placed 1-8 have had a roster change...

Clayster ( tk -> optic )
Parasite ( CrsLV -> optic )
Scump ( optic -> nv )
rambo ( nv -> nv )
Nexxx ( egirlslayers -> F/A )
methodz ( released from FaZe )
etc
etc
etc
there is so many more team changes it is ridiculous

just my two cents.

hi braddah

This post was edited by Ahead on Jan 8 2014 06:15pm

Jkap tweeted that Scump was a horrible teammate, not nade

Also egirlslayers was a pick-up team, wasn't it?

Horrible teammate, maybe. But nadeshot is a horrible player lol

Yes, Mochila is thirsty as fuck to get on any team that will take him and I think nex is f/a.

whole team is F/A now

Revan is actually searching for a team again or just for champs?

they all are looking for teams at the moment. everyone is building cod champ teams so yeah, thats why so many roster changes are happening.

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