BC.Game Captain Discusses His Role on the Counter-Strike 2 Roster

Christopher “Mutiris” Fernandes acknowledged that his responsibilities on the BC.Game Counter-Strike 2 roster go far beyond those of the average captain.

The player made this statement in an interview with HLTV.

“Let me put it this way: here, I’m more of an in-game leader than a captain. That’s how it feels. When you’re the captain, you make more decisions, your voice carries more weight, but here I’m just the in-game leader and in some cases I simply follow instructions.”

According to Christopher “Mutiris” Fernandes, the esports player is only responsible for decisions regarding Counter-Strike 2 gameplay, but on many issues, he simply follows the organization’s instructions.

Nevertheless, the player acknowledged that he is happy to play for BC.Game but expressed uncertainty about the team’s future prospects.

“When BC.Game signed me, it was an honor for me. It’s nice to know that a club like this wants you on its roster. I’m 33, and I still want to compete, but sometimes I feel like I don’t understand what lies ahead for us. I think Taz understands this, and the club does too. As I said before—I don’t know what will happen next. We’ll see what the future holds.”

As a reminder, BC.Game coach Viktor “TaZ” Voitas previously spoke bluntly about the roster, acknowledging the team’s problems.