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Team Heretics loWel on teammate nieSoW: “I think that he can be the best player in the world”

The captain praised his teammate when talking with reporter Yinsu Collins.
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High off their qualification for the VALORANT First Strike play-in stage, Team Heretics are looking to advance to the final event in December. And Christian “loWel” Garcia Antoran is “really happy” with his team.

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The Spanish player talked about teammate Dustyn “nieSoW” Durnas with reporter Yinsu Collins for Dot Esports today, praising the German’s gameplay and mechanics.

“He’s a really good teammate and, personally, I think that he can be the best player in the world because he has really good mechanics, really good game sense,” loWel said. “I played with really good players before in CS:GO and I can see that he can be one of the best, if not the best player in the world.”

Many believe Heretics to be one of the strongest squads in Europe. MJAOMODE’s Timo “Taimou” Kettunen called them the “best team in EU right now” in an interview with Collins yesterday, pointing to their “distinct style” and “really good aim.”

While the commendation made loWel happy, the team captain says they need to get “more synergy” and “experience” by playing in tournaments first. Even though they might have great individual skill, loWel thinks they need more time before they can become the best team in the region.

Heretics beat Marten Gaming and Wave Esports today, advancing to the First Strike C/D Playoffs on Nov. 20. That final tournament will determine whether they move on to the main event in December.


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Andreas Stavropoulos
Staff writer for Dot Esports. Andreas is an avid gamer who left behind a career as a high school English teacher to transition into the gaming industry. Currently playing League, Apex, and VALORANT.