The midlaner of Team Falcons in Dota 2, Stanislav Malr1ne, commented on his relationship with Nikita Daxak. During a Twitch stream, he noted that he tried to gather strength and start a campaign against the player but was advised to refrain from conflicts.
Malr1neThere were moments when I wanted to express myself towards Daxak very harshly. Skiter gave me a smart thought: he said that if I express myself negatively, the downsides will only come to me, and I will end up losing. So I decided to avoid a global conflict. But I will say this: the main hater of Daxak is me. He is an unreal low skill, like those people who sell courses without understanding how the game works.
Malr1ne appeared on the stream of the game with Alexander Nix Levin, as he missed the BLAST Slam VII playoffs due to visa issues. His statements about Daxak came against the backdrop of rhetorical questions from the player about the community's opinion.
Let us remind you, visa difficulties have already impacted the scene: France allocated €250 million for the Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris, and teams will need a Schengen visa to participate.