Astralis needs to let their players of leash on socials a bit. Sure there might be a bit of temporary anguish when a player says something slightly critical of the org, but it's still beneficial in the long term as it's hard to trust the PR pieces they have their players say right now.
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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I’m glad to see Hunden and his handler go, but if I was a player I would want to stay as far away from the conversation as possible. Give me the professional deflection answers lol I want to play CS.
Goodbye Kasper Shit, you won't be missed.
I guess we know why this happened now, and it wasn't the board finding a moral compass. It was just Hvidt and Hunden costing them cold, hard cash.
Finally, something good out of Astralis, but the second news today from gla1ve is a bit worrisome.
Good. Hvidt was on borrowed time and I imagine Hunden went down with him. Hope neither of them find a place in the pro scene.
Good riddance but there is no way the board didn't know and didn't sign off on the shenanigans on multiple occassions. At the very least they had a clear opportunity to sack one and not actually employ the other when the big story broke.