Hello Kitty Bring Back An Old Friend

The Hungarians hit the spotlight just little under a month ago, when they announced that their cooperation with zeroPoint! had come to a halt and they would continue on under Hello Kitty, until a suitable organisation would bind itself to them. Today, however, they have to report that a change in the starting five has been made.

This prominent team has been active for a long time and even rarer, they are a team that rarely makes a line-up change and this has made them one of the most stable teams in Europe, working very hard as a unit to progress and since 2010, they have done some strong things.

Finally, however, they have been forced to make a change, as one of the team's strongholds, Gábor "sT1ng3R" Szakál, has been booted off the team. Gábor needed to spend more time on his real life commitments and this change of pace did not sit well with the rest of the team, who were looking to keep up the same training regime for the coming events.

To compensate for their loss, the rest of the team decided to keep up the same mindset to its team and thus chose to pick up an old friend of the team, once more trying to build up the team from the same team mentality that has brought them this far. The man in question is Roland "z1koX" Kosztyu and had been playing for Team Gigabyte, until given the chance to play for the nation's premier team.

The team's first mission and test, for the moment, are the many online cups and leagues they have subscribed to and with the support of an organisation, we should be able to see them participate in even the bigger European LANs, such as DSRack #3. It would be a real shame for them to miss out, as they are claiming to be in the form of their lives as a team and as such, should deserve a shot at beating that 4th place finish at Crossfire Intel Challenge 7.

Peter "Jayme" Biro (Manager)

Attila "Boco" Árvai
Tamás "kZstaR" Ádámszky
Dávid "Stormy" Fézler
Csongor "FUTUREEE" Beder
Roland "z1koX" Kosztyu

 

Team Manager, Peter "Jayme" Biro, had the following to say about the team's switch:

"After we were seperated from zeroPoint, the boys were trying to practise a lot, trying to prepare themselves for the next lan. But this didn't work out all that well with stinger. Stinger got a few real-life commitments, so the players decided to get z1kox who is a really old friend of all of us. At the moment the boys are preparing for future events, and online cups, even tough we don't have an organisation that could give us enough support to attend, as an example, DSRack in October. If there is an organisation which would welcome us, please feel free to contact me at peter[at]justin-bieber.hu or on my xfire: pjjj."