MIBR are set to make their debut at FISSURE Playground 3 with their revamped lineup, having trained together for only seven days. New addition Tomas "tomaszin" Corna shared insights on his rapid integration with the Brazilian squad.
In an interview with HLTV before facing The MongolZ in Suzhou, the Argentine player opened up about leaving BESTIA, adjusting to new positions, and his objectives with MIBR.
Despite the limited preparation time, tomaszin expressed confidence in the team's readiness. "We only had one week of training, but the guys made me feel comfortable with them," he explained. "I think the pracs went good, so I'm excited to play the tournament."
Regarding his in-game responsibilities, the rifler noted some positional changes compared to his previous team. "I changed a bit of positions on some maps, and I'm trying to play that, but I think it's going good," he said.
After spending three years with his former organization, tomaszin identified the language barrier as his primary challenge. "Obviously, switching languages. That's the biggest difference, but I'm adapting well to that," he stated. He also acknowledged the experience level of his new teammates as a significant factor in his transition.
When asked about his ambitions, tomaszin emphasized his commitment to helping MIBR achieve organizational success. "I try to help them reach their goals as an organization. And I will try to do my best to win tournaments," he declared, adding that personal improvement remains a constant focus.
The player previously led BESTIA to Austin Major qualification with an impressive 1.43 rating at the MRQ, though visa complications prevented their participation, with Legacy taking their spot.
