Cyclone quit Call of Duty scene after disappointing CWL Gfinity performance

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Irish esports organisation Cyclone have quit competitive Call of Duty, after saying their roster fell short at performing as a team.
The news comes after they took part in the Gfinity Call of Duty World League London invitational on the weekend.
Cyclone went 0-9 against Millenium, Orbit and Team 3G.
In a Twitlonger post, the org said: “This was not the performance we were expecting, LAN environment is completely different and unfortunately we didn’t show up.
 

“The team were always arguing with each other, which of course is not a good environment to be playing in.”

 
“We are no longer within the CoD scene. This team was formed with four French players, Staan, Muscova, Sayko & SlyZh. [They all had] amazing individual talent but when it came to performing well as a ‘team’ that’s what we lacked.
“There were arguments daily, the team were always arguing with each other, which of course is not a good environment to be playing in. The only reason they were still together for Gfinity was because they had no other choice.
“They all respect and appreciate each other but they’re not comfortable playing together any more and believe parting separate ways is the right choice.”

Cyclone said they have nothing but respect for the players and wish them all the best in future events.

Further reading: Player profile: Cyclone LoL jungler Liam “Demo” Milburn

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