As per Hrishav, the problems for Hydra Esports' BGMI team emerged after the game's ban. Earlier, when the game was available
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Hrishav “Hrishav” Kumar, a well-known content producer for Hydra Esports, recently discussed the difficulties the team’s Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) roster had. Hrishav explained that he did not remove Dynamite, the in-game leader (IGL) for Hydra Esports and claimed that the issues only surfaced after the game was banned. He continued by saying that after the game was banned, the players’ actions changed, and Hydra Esports’ Danger stopped giving attention to the team. The Truth about Hydra Esports’ BGMI Roster, as Told by Hrishav Himself.
As per Hrishav, the problems for Hydra Esports’ BGMI team emerged after the game’s ban. Earlier, when the game was available, the players received proper salaries and support, and the team played well in tournaments. However, after the ban, the players’ behaviour changed, and they started having issues.
Notably, the team had not been playing together for a long time, and Dynamite, the in-game leader (IGL), left the team. This led to Hydra Esports’ Danger paying less attention to the team. Hrishav stated that the ban had affected the players’ mentality, and they were trying to manipulate the situation.
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One of Hrishav’s viewers suggested that the problems started arising when he started managing the team. However, Hrishav clarified that it did not matter whether he or Danger managed the team. He explained that he had managed the team alone for two years and brought in underdog players who are now in a good place.
Hrishav further stated that he used to manage everything for the players by himself, including providing them with ID Passwords for custom rooms. He also confirmed that he did not remove Dynamite from the team, and no one from Hydra would do that. Hrishav emphasized that if someone is good and right, there is no reason to remove them from the team.
Hrishav questioned why Danger was not paying enough attention to the team. He explained that the players’ behaviour was the primary reason for this. Hrishav stated that despite playing well in previous tournaments, the team did not receive a slot in Upthrust Esports Tier-1 scrims. This was a source of frustration for the team, and the problems started from here.
Hrishav provided valuable insights into the challenges faced by Hydra Esports’ BGMI team. The game’s ban had affected the players’ mentality, and they were having issues. Despite Hrishav’s efforts in managing the team and providing support, the problems persisted. It remains to be seen how the team will overcome these challenges and perform in future tournaments.
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