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ILTW explained why he considers Crystallis a good player who is overly criticized

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ILTW spoke about Crystallis' play

Igor “iLTW” Filatov considers the criticism of Remko “Crystallis” Aretas to be unfounded, as the esports player conscientiously fulfills his duties in the team, which allows his teams to rank high in tournaments.

The player shared this opinion on Twitch.

"You write, for example, that Crystallis plays poorly. You don't understand one thing: he does certain things in the team that basically allow us to reach a certain place in the tournament. If, let's say, he messes up somewhere, for example, at some important moments against tier 1 teams, that doesn't mean he's a bad player. In fact, it doesn't mean anything."

According to Igor “iLTW” Filatov, even though Remko “Crystallis” Arets may make mistakes against Tier 1 players, which happens to all professional esports players, he consistently performs well over the long term. Moreover, during his career, the player has earned a considerable amount of prize money and received a decent salary from his teams, which, according to iLTW, makes Crystallis a good player.

"Let's take his three-year run. 2nd place at Clavision Masters, 4th at Esports World Cup, 1st at BLAST Slam, 3rd at PGL Wallachia, 1st at ESL One Bangkok, and so on. That is, 2nd place at The International in 2022, three years ago.

People only remember those who win. But in fact, Crystallis is a very good player. Well, in terms of mindset, for professional Dota. Let's take a look at his career, bro. In three years, he earned a huge amount of money playing Dota, and he also received a very good salary."

Let us remind you that earlier, Ammar “ATF” Assaf trolled Remko “Crystallis” Arets in the general chat during an official match at BLAST Slam IV.

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