CS:GO: Arctic criticized for its video and INTZ ends its collaboration

cooperation between Arctic and INTZtoo Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO), ended abruptly. The truth came true this Thursday (25), after Arctic’s latest broadcast was heavily criticized for its content, including a video accused of racist and misogynistic content.

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To understand the context, the video in question is below. In it, a child plays both with the situation and with others after being the victim of racism. Some black members of the gaming and esports community completely disagreed with what was done.

However, the video wasn’t the only issue reported by fans. It is not new to have complaints about emissions in the Arctic. Recently, it was the Argentinian community that didn’t like the team’s tweet, and even professional players came forward to complain about the show’s lack of professional attitude.

Struggling players include 00Nation’s Try, Leviatan’s JonY BoY, 9z’s dgt, Boca Juniors’ MRN1 and more. Even Brazilian gamers disagreed with the position of paiN Gaming, which continued, as was the case with PKL:How disrespectful is that?“.

Arctic succumbed to criticism from the community. In an official statement, Arctic Wolves apologized for the broadcast and said: “Reassess the content production teamEven CS:GO players who had nothing to do with the case apologized for sharing their team.

However, one fact in the statement itself caught the eye:*The content published does not reflect the opinion of the players/staff”. The problem is that staff members make jokes about content and status, as does the organization’s CEO, Marco Vinicius Castellari. Apologies taken from the public eye.

It should be noted that all these discussions took place on the day when the CS:GO team won one of the most important championships in its history. The CBCS Arctic champion will participate in the third South American open audition for the RMR of the Americas. This is the last chance for the team to earn a place in the league, the last step for the first Major in Brazil’s history in Rio de Janeiro.