HateNick O'Connor
Can't close out rounds
Hate ended Lethal Gaming's loss to eUnited on Day 1 of Call of Duty Champs 2017 with a 48/54 KD.
ANALYSIS
Hate got out to a respectable 6/2 start when Lethal took their early 44-1 lead in Round 1 Hardpoint, but then couldn't back it up. He went just 9/19 in the rest of the game as they were easily picked off. He was again on his game in the early games of Round 2 Search & Destroy when his team took a 5-2 lead before again losing focus and sliding back towards a 6-5 loss. He managed the most kills in Round 3 Uplink and also picked up two points on a dunk, but they had no follow-up in the second half of what ended up as a 13-6 loss to seal their fate.
Hate got out to a respectable 6/2 start when Lethal took their early 44-1 lead in Round 1 Hardpoint, but then couldn't back it up. He went just 9/19 in the rest of the game as they were easily picked off. He was again on his game in the early games of Round 2 Search & Destroy when his team took a 5-2 lead before again losing focus and sliding back towards a 6-5 loss. He managed the most kills in Round 3 Uplink and also picked up two points on a dunk, but they had no follow-up in the second half of what ended up as a 13-6 loss to seal their fate.
Roster History / Event Placements
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August 19, 20182018 Call of Duty World League Championships - Finished 17/24 with Mentality Esports
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July 26, 2018Joined Mentality Esports
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June 27, 2018Left Bittersweet
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