Gaming paiN game as contestants from South America in The International 8 is arguably just a cheerleader, in addition to their class is still shifting from another, the first Brazilian representative is also less experienced.
Therefore, they requested assistance from a proven DOTA 2 veteran in the team. It is Rasmus "Misery" Filipsen who will serve as coach for paiN Gaming on TI8 upcoming. As a newly absent player following IT celebration precisely in the year 2017 ago, he established himself to be present at TI8 regardless how.
His work in this season is quite up and down, had joined with PPD in OpTic Gaming, leadership dualism made him leave the green-patterned team. Then anchored the second time in EG, although the performance of powerhouse NA team consistently, he still had time to win trophy champion GESC Indonesia Minor.
Toward the end of the season, he was dumped and had to fight to follow TI8 through an open qualifier with a new team named Blinkpool with Madara and Saksa. Indeed he was offered a coach to paiN Gaming before the Open Qualifier for TI8 started, but he wanted to try to penetrate the IT as a player first rather than coach.
Although performing slick performances to reach the European Qualifier Final, unfortunately their steps stalled by other teams. Luckily, the Gaming paiN offer still applies to Misery and coincidentally w33 and his friends got away from South American qualification.
Given the closeness between w33 and Misery who once played a team under the banner of Digital Chaos and Secret, surely w33 is well acquainted with what Misery can offer for a team like paiN Gaming that needs direction and leadership behind the scenes.
Is the presence of Misery as a coach able to improve the performance of paiN Gaming in TI8 later? We wait for the date of play August 15 next eSports friend.
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