Malr1ne commented on Team Falcons problems after their defeat

Stanislav “Malr1ne” Potorak said that Team Falcons dropped out of the DreamLeague Season 26 Dota 2 tournament due to a weak level of preparation, but noted that the team will try to do their best for a better result at the upcoming Riyadh Masters 2025 tournament.

The corresponding statement was made by the player on Telegram.

"I think everyone realizes that we are in bad shape. There are reasons, but there are no excuses. It's just the way the circumstances are. It's sad, but it's not a big deal. Considering the fact that this year didn't work out, we still have Int and Riyadh ahead of us, and I'll try to give 300% on Riyadh."

Stanislav “Malr1ne” Potorak also promised fans that he, like the rest of Team Falcons players, will put in maximum effort as he prepares for the upcoming Riyadh Masters and The International 2025 tournaments, but noted that he can only be fully responsible for himself.

"I will prepare, my team will also prepare, but I am personally responsible for myself. I will be, as they say, tearing it up to the fullest. So I will try not to offend you with the result. Thank you for your support and have a good day."

Recall that earlier Ilya “Kiritych~” Ulyanov reflected on the possibility of replacing Oliver “Skiter” Lepko in Team Falcons' Dota 2 lineup.