Omega Esports Coach Pakbet Reveals Team Chemistry Issues with E2MAX

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Coach Pakbet Reveals How Omega Esports Overcame Team Chemistry Issues With E2MAX

John Dave Rossel
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Omega Esports' coach Pakbet reveals that one of its pro players, E2MAX is having personal issues that may be affecting team chemistry
The player had to take a short break while Amethyst filled the role left by him.
E2MAX was able to overcome his chemistry issues with the Omega Esports squad in the third week of the MPL PH Season 9.

The third week of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League (MPL) Philippines (PH) Season 9 saw Omega Esports finally break its losing streak after taking down ONIC PH and Nexplay EVOS. Omega Esports’ coach, Jomie “Pakbet” Abalos, revealed that one of its members, Patrick James “E2MAX” Caidic was having personal issues that may have affected the team’s performance during the previous weeks of the MPL PH Season 9. This forced the team to temporarily make adjustments to its lineup until the third week when the team finally broke its losing streak. According to the Omega Esports coach, E2MAX trained hard with the main squad and worked out the problems with their team chemistry.

E2MAX’s personal problems affected his team chemistry with Omega Esports

With a solid two win streak from Omega Esports in the third week of the MPL PH Season 9, the team’s coach Pakbet revealed why the team had been struggling in the previous weeks.

According to a report from SPIN.PH, Pakbet revealed that the team had to make adjustments in the past few weeks due to its mid laner, E2MAX, struggling with personal issues which affected the team’s performance.

“It started during the 2nd week, Thursday should be our last practice. E2MAX told us that he doesn’t want to play,” Pakbet said. The coach reportedly added that E2MAX had been dealing with a lot of family problems. This resulted in Omega Esports fielding its amateur standout Cesar Jefferson “AMETHYST” Santos in the meantime.

“I said, ‘ok then, if you can’t do it then I’ll send in Amethyst.’,’” The coach explained. “Take a break for now, it’s ok. Even if we lose, as long as you get to rest well.”

Despite a commendable attempt from Omega Esports, the team suffered a 0-2 sweep defeat against RSG PH in the second week of the MPL PH Season 9.

RSG PH Secures clean sweep victory against Omega Esports

E2MAX fixes chemistry issues with Ch4knu and Raizen to break losing streak

After a disappointing defeat against RSG PH, Omega Esports had to recalibrate its lineup in hopes of coming back stronger for the third week. According to Pakbet, E2MAX talked to them saying that he is ready to return to the frontlines once again.

“At first, I said ‘Are you really ok? Can you play?’ because they never really connected with Ch4knu for two weeks. How can we fix that?” stated the Omega Esports coach.

Pakbet eventually decided to give E2MAX another shot at redemption. Despite Amethyst slated to be the one to play in scrim sessions, the coaches decided to switch him with E2MAX.

“So Amethyst was still the one playing on Monday (Scrims), so when night came, we tried E2MAX. When we played scrim on Monday, our gameplay was so smooth, so we said we should try E2MAX, for the whole week,” Pakbet said.

To fix it’s team chemistry with the two crucial members of Omega Esports - Joshua "Ch4knu" Mangilog and Dean Christian “Raizen” Samagui, the coach tasked E2MAX to play ranked games with the two players to polish their chemistry.

“I told Raizen, Ch4knu, and E2MAX, that the three should play rank games together to build chemistry. Because, they never connect before. But now, it’s ok,” the Omega Esports coach added.

Breaking its losing streak may have significantly raised Omega Esports’ morale in the MPL PH Season 9. The team is looking to keep its momentum going in the upcoming matches.

Keep up with the live scores, schedule, stream links, and more with AFK Gaming's hub for the MPL PH Season 9.


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John has been reporting developments on major mobile MOBA titles such as Mobile Legends, Wild Rift, and Arena of Valor for over two years. He also understands and follows various other PC/Mobile games such as League of Legends, Crossfire, Warcraft and more.

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