Team XO's "Good Karma" Strategy Is Over: Jelly Vows To "Kill Everyone" After Qualifying
A dramatic shift in Team XO's BGIS strategy has been revealed. After qualifying, Jelly says the team plans to "go to kill everyone," a stark contrast to a teammate's earlier comments.
Just days after Team XO's Kyolamao preached a philosophy of good karma and fair play, teammate Jelly has dropped a bombshell, revealing a ruthless new game plan for the BGIS finals. The team's "good boy" image is officially dead, as Jelly has vowed that once they qualify, they are going to "go to kill everyone."
This shocking declaration signals a dramatic shift in the Team XO BGIS strategy. While Kyolamao had insisted they would not "target" other teams, Jelly's comments suggest a killer instinct is about to be unleashed. "We will have already qualified. So that's the plan for now," Jelly stated, responding to audience expectations for a more aggressive playstyle. The message is clear: the gloves are coming off.
This new, aggressive mentality was put on full display in a recent match against NFS Esports. The two teams engaged in a wild fight on a remote island location where fights have never been seen before. Team XO emerged completely dominant, wiping NFS Esports and claiming the island as their own. The team even posted about it afterwards, asking for suggestions for "naming this place." This bold move, now dubbed "XO Island" by fans, is a clear sign of their confidence and their intent to dominate every inch of the map.
This unfolding drama within Team XO is just one of several storylines heating up the BGIS tournament. Elsewhere, the high-pressure environment is creating friction between players and casters. Mazy recently took to his stream to clarify a misunderstanding with SouL Akshat (also known as Ayogi).
"Brother Ayogi felt bad," Mazy explained. He admitted that a comment he made after Team SouL placed 15th had upset the player. "He got upset with me... it's okay, I'm also learning from my things. Now we only stick to gameplay." The incident highlights the thin line casters and players walk during high-stakes tournaments, where every word is scrutinized.
The mental toll of the competition is visible elsewhere, too. ZADD, formerly of GodLike, has been noticeably more serious since the tournament began. When asked about his change in demeanor, he gave a simple, telling answer: "Now I play, right, so there's the tension of that." The comment gives a rare glimpse into the immense pressure these players are under to perform.
But all eyes are now turning back to Team XO. With their spot in the semi-finals nearly secured, their new strategy of Jelly targeting teams and playing with unchecked aggression could completely upend the tournament. Are we about to witness a new, more ruthless Team XO in the finals? And will their island dominance be a sign of things to come?
The BGIS finals are shaping up to be an unmissable event, filled with personal dramas, strategic shifts, and now, the threat of an all-out war from a newly unleashed Team XO. Get ready for chaos.
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