“It’s a shame that we have to miss such big LANs as DreamHack Austin 2016 and a debut season of ECS,” Na`Vi coach Sergei “starix” Ishchuk said in a statement. “However, the tiredness after many long-haul flights and immensely intense matches has been putting the pressure onto me, as well, although I am not a player. “I hope that this pause will help us restore our energy and continue delighting fans with our great results in 2016.”Na`Vi were last seen in action at DreamHack Masters Malmö, where they finished in second place following a 0-2 defeat against Ninjas in Pyjamas in the final. ECS co-organisers FACEIT and Twitch have yet to comment on this matter. In ECS, which will pay out $3.5 million over the first two seasons, competing teams are offered co-ownership, which means that they get seats on the league’s governing committee and a share of the revenue generated by the tournament.
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