try has opened up about the collapse of the Passion UA CS2 roster, citing visa issues and a lack of training as key factors. The team only managed to train for three weeks despite playing together for three months. The departure of senzu further destabilized the team, leading to its eventual downfall.

After leaving Passion UA, try received multiple offers and chose to join the Brazilian roster Legacy. He knew the Legacy players and saw it as an opportunity to play at a Tier-S level. Legacy was ranked in the top 6 globally when they contacted try.

Legacy’s first tournament with try was the Esports World Cup. The team defeated NIP but lost to FaZe. They are now set to play against MIBR in a Brazilian derby for a playoff spot.

“There were visa problems, and as a result, we trained very little. I think overall we trained for only three weeks, although we played together for three months. Then there was the problem with the departure of senzu (Azbayar Munkhbold) – and that finally broke the team,” try said.

“I already knew the guys, and this was an offer that you can’t refuse. The team was in the top 6 in the world when they called me. It was a great opportunity to play at the Tier-S level,” try added.