Team SouL has been making waves in the Upthrust Esports BGMI Pro Scrims 3 tournament
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In a recent interview, Amit “Amit” Dubey, the coach of Team SouL in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), shared insights on the decision to switch Sohail “Hector” Shaikh’s role from the in-game leader (IGL) to support player. According to Amit, Hector was given multiple chances to lead the team as an IGL, but he struggled to maintain control over the team due to the confident calls from his teammates. Consequently, the team made a strategic decision to convert Hector into a support player. The IGL Role in Team SouL: Insights from Coach on Hector’s Leadership.
Amit’s remarks provide an interesting perspective on the importance of effective leadership in the game of BGMI. The decision to switch Hector’s role reflects the team’s commitment to optimizing their overall gameplay strategy. While Hector may have struggled with leadership, his skills as a support player can still contribute significantly to the team’s success. Overall, the interview sheds light on the dynamic nature of team roles in esports and the importance of strategic decision-making in achieving success.
Team SouL has been making waves in the Upthrust Esports BGMI Pro Scrims 3 tournament, having emerged as the champion with an impressive score of 358 points. Interestingly, the team managed to achieve this feat without their IGL Sahil “Omega” Jakhar and assaulter Akshat “AkshaT” Goel, who was absent from the event. Instead, Naman “Neyo” and Rudra “SPower” B from Blind Esports joined the team. In the absence of Omega, Hector took on the role of IGL and proved to be an able leader, guiding the team to a stunning victory.
However, fans have been curious to know why Hector, who demonstrated his leadership abilities in the tournament, was transitioned to a support role in the first place. In a recent livestream, a viewer posed this question to Amit Dubey, the coach of Team SouL. Amit revealed that Hector was given several opportunities to lead the team as an IGL, but he faced difficulties controlling the team due to Omega’s calls. Despite the team’s efforts to train Hector in this role for days and even weeks, his struggles persisted, leading the team to make a strategic decision to convert him to a support player.
Amit’s comments highlight the dynamic nature of team roles in esports and the importance of strategic decision-making in achieving success. Despite his challenges as an IGL, Hector’s skills as a support player remain valuable to the team’s overall strategy. The recent victory in the tournament proves that the team’s decision to transition Hector to a support role has been fruitful. The success of Team SouL can be attributed to the team’s cohesive gameplay and the ability of each player to adapt to changing circumstances, a valuable lesson for aspiring esports players.
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Amit Dubey, coach of Team SouL, elaborated on the situation and revealed that Hector struggled to control Omega’s confident calls as an IGL. Despite Hector’s efforts to lead the team, he found himself agreeing to Omega’s calls even when he wasn’t comfortable or confident about a particular fight. Amit explained that the team recognized Hector’s limitations in this regard and ultimately decided to let Omega continue as the IGL.
Amit acknowledged that Hector’s performance as the IGL was impressive but emphasized that Omega’s dominant nature made him better suited for the role. However, Amit also expressed excitement about the prospect of Hector leading the team in Omega’s absence. It remains to be seen how Amit will utilize Hector’s leadership skills in future competitions, but the recent victory in the Upthrust Esports BGMI Pro Scrims 3 tournament suggests that Team SouL is a force to be reckoned with, regardless of who is in the IGL role.
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