Crystallis recalled his dismissal from PARIVISION, stating that the team's decision was unfair

Remko “Crystallis” Arets considers his exclusion from the PARIVISION Dota 2 roster to be unfair.

The player made this statement on YouTube.

"I think my kick from PARIVISION was unfair. Maybe I'm being selfish, but I've been unlucky compared to other players.

For example, everything is fine for Skeeter at Falcons. I don't remember him being kicked twice like me. I don't know who else has had a similar experience. I get kicked all the time."

According to Remco “Crystallis” Aerts' statement, the esports player believes that he is unlucky compared to other pro players because he is kicked out of teams too often. The player noted that he experienced a language barrier when communicating with his teammates, which is why he was not very involved in the team's affairs. The esports player also noted that Filipe “Astini” Astini foresaw his departure from the team at the moment Crystallis was kicked.

"I was on a team where four teammates argued in a language I didn't understand. Maybe I even understood 1-2 words, but I probably shouldn't have understood them.

The next day, I woke up, came to the scrims, where we talked a little, and outside of them, they just had fun. I think I only talked a little with Astini. I wasn't very involved in the team's affairs. I just did my job.

Christmas and New Year's had just passed, and a week later, they wrote to me that I was being kicked out. I wasn't thrilled about it. Astini later said, “I'll be next.” It seems he was right.

It's unpleasant when you get kicked out in the middle of the season, it makes everything seem even worse, but there's nothing you can do about it — that's life. So I decided to stream for a month."

Let us remind you that earlier Alexander “Nix” Levin spoke about replacing Dmitry “DM” Dorokhin in PARIVISION.