PRX’s F0rsakeN Opens Up on 13-1 Loss and Team Struggles – Who's Responsible?
PRX's f0rsakeN reveals role issues and team struggles after their shocking 13-1 loss. What's next
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Paper Rex (PRX) has built a legacy around their signature "W-gaming" playstyle, making them one of the most entertaining teams to watch. However, the cracks in their foundation are beginning to show, and their shocking 13-1 defeat has exposed deeper issues within the squad. For the first time since 2021, PRX has failed to qualify for an international event, missing out on Masters Bangkok.
Star player Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto recently spoke out about the team’s struggles, shedding light on role changes, internal conflicts, and the difficulties that have plagued their recent performances. Let’s dive into the details.
PRX’s Identity Crisis
PRX has always been known for their fearless and aggressive playstyle, but recent adjustments have raised concerns about whether they’re losing their identity. In a recent stream, f0rsakeN admitted that the team has been experimenting with different roles—a decision that may be contributing to their instability.
“You imagine this, we're scrimming, like trying to Fade on Bind and shit, we got battered one game and they want to change the roles again. How are we going to win like this lol?” he said.
“We’re trying something new,” he explained. “Jinggg is playing Cypher, Something is on Fade, but every time we scrim, things don’t go the way we expect, so we keep adjusting.”
While PRX’s flexibility has been one of their strengths, constant role swaps without a clear direction seem to be hurting their consistency rather than helping.
Trouble in Team Synergy
Beyond tactical issues, f0rsakeN hinted at deeper problems affecting PRX’s team chemistry.
“The atmosphere isn’t the same as before,” he admitted. “There are internal things going on, and it’s been hard to maintain our flow.”
PRX has always thrived on their synergy and aggressive coordination, but when that chemistry starts to break down, the team’s performance takes a hit. Fans have started questioning why, despite the core roster being together for four years, these issues persist.
Fear of Losing?
PRX has been called “Chokapore Rex” in the past due to their tendency to falter at crucial moments, and their recent struggles have reignited that narrative. Some believe that the team is now playing with a fear of losing rather than the confidence that once defined them.
So, where does the real problem lie?
Who's Responsible?
Many fans have pointed fingers at Jinggg, citing his limited agent pool as a reason for the team’s struggles. With f0rsakeN taking on more controller roles like Omen, Astra, and Clove, PRX’s structure has shifted significantly.
Others believe that head coach Alexandre “Alecks” Sallé should take responsibility for the situation. One fan pointed out:
“The head coach should be stepping in when things reach a point where the players feel lost. The fact that it sounds like almost every player on the team lost their identity and is playing different roles and agents at the same time is a mess.”
Additionally, the team’s ongoing in-game leader (IGL) issues remain unresolved, further complicating their struggles.
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What’s Next for PRX?
PRX has a reputation for bouncing back, but to regain their dominance, they need to address their internal conflicts, solidify their roles, and find the confidence that made them so dangerous in the first place.