CS2

Mercury: "The purpose of practice should be so they can make their own judgment calls, not just be limited to what's written on the tactics sheet"

TYLOO overtook The MongolZ this month to become Asia's number one team, but the Chinese team's in-game leader is aware that there is plenty left to do to secure the region's only spot in Stage 2 of the Major.

HLTV2 Oct 2026 · 1 min read

25-year-old Jingxiang "⁠Mercury⁠" Wang has been the team's captain since the summer of 2024, and he admits that the position comes with a lot of pressure. [laughs] ...First of all, I wanted your reaction on becoming number one in Asia on the VRS.

It's mainly because Mongolz's ranking-match results are also really strong, and at the same time, for Asia No. 1, before the ranking cutoff there are two big events we still need to play.

So for these tournaments, we'll try our best to perform well and earn as many points as possible, and try to compete with Mongolz for that Asia No. How important would stage two be for the team?

Because this time for the Major, in the Asia region, CD2 only has one spot, and the rest are all CD1, so I feel like CD2 means for us we can at least skip some of the CD1 matches, and go straight into CD2 to play.

Sometimes when we lose some really crucial matches, I do doubt myself a bit Jingxiang "⁠Mercury⁠" Wang on in-game leading And I wanted to ask about in-game leading. Does you feel like you are developing into the role?

After becoming the IGL, I actually feel like this position comes with a lot of pressure, and at the same time I have to put in more effort.

Opinion

Fictional bylines. Each take uses a line above and adds no facts.

The headline skips this: "25-year-old Jingxiang "⁠Mercury⁠" Wang has been the team's captain since the summer of 2024, and he admits that the position comes with a lot of pressure. [laughs] ...First of a…" That is the reading I would argue. The rest of the card does not cancel it.

Ivo Quill · contrarian

CS2The Mongolz

Read the original on HLTV