The movements of the Seattle Template Surge were only the beginning of the low season

After another devastating season, Seattle arises cleaned the house by freeing the four players and Chief Coach Joey Nubzy Digiacomo. They will have to be reconstructed completely before next season.

For Seattle, his season of the Call of Duty League ended when they left the major of stage 5 after losing against Optic Chicago. For the rest of the teams, the season still has two days for the end with Champs. The League decided to give up including the last four teams in Champs this year. A new tradition that was not habitual in Call of Duty in previous years and that professionals debated heatedly.

Before the second day of Champs began, Seattle made his ad to launch his full list. A decision that would mark the rhythm of the low season even before it began for most players.

Optic Chicago and Thieves are two popular landing sites for Octane. | Provided by Call of Duty League

Did you leave all your team, only today? Tobias Cleanx Juul Jøsson from Toronto Ultra told me after his game against Chicago. Oh, shit, I did not know that.

Despite the initial impact of not having anyone to base their list for next season, Cleanx agreed that the last four teams had to make a change.

I do not think that [placing so low] is acceptable that any team is consistently bad, Cleanx said. There is a great gap. The best teams that are here in Champs were much better than the four lower teams.

Seattle is under fire for the time of your move on the list

While many teams expected Seattle to make a change in the off season after being between the last four for two seasons, it was not the time for the announcement. While four teams had the freedom to make changes in the list, a champion in the Cold War had not yet been decided.

I think it was a bit stupid doing it at this moment, said Alec Arcitys Sanderson, leader in the Atlanta Faze game. I just do not feel like [Dropping The Roster] was the right movement at this time.

Arcitys did not think that the team deserved to be eliminated, but he also mentioned the players on Seattle's list who touted his freedom after the publication was made. Sam Octane LARRW has expressed his displeasure on social networks due to his situation in El Surge. When it was announced that he was again free agent, he published a gif of Titanic in ..

Officially a free agent entering the low season. I feel that I saw cod during 2 seasons, but no more baby pic.twitter.com/m2xaohpg8t

• Sam Octane LARREW (@Octanesam) August 20, 2021

Officially a free agent entering the low season, Octane tuiteó. I feel like I saw cod for 2 seasons, but no more baby!

Despite the players' freedom tweets that were in Seattle throughout the year, Arcitys showed himself optimistic about the direction he was heading with the low season.

I feel it's going to be the beginning of something different, Arcitys said. All that team is gone, and there will be a completely new roster entering. Rostermania is going to be a madness, hopefully .

It is likely that the best teams do not make changes

Outside the equipment at the lower end of the classification, professionals such as Eli Standy Bentz do not believe that teams at the top make great changes, if any. Especially with the skill gap he was present throughout the year between teams such as Paris Legion and Minnesota Røkkr.

I think for most of the lower teams that they did not go to the champions, 100% will be some movements in the roster, said Standy, Røkkr's rookie. I think for most of the six best teams, maybe the first four, there may be a slight change. But for the four best teams, probably not.

Minnesota Røkkr walking on stage for your party against New York at Champs. | Provided by Call of Duty League

Standy thought he was better for the lower teams who did not reach the champions erase their lists. After not acting throughout the year, it would be better to start again and see what can be done with a new list.

With the skill gap between the upstairs and down equipment, it is difficult to say where the medium teams will land. Teams like New York Subliners, Thieves and Florida Mutineers can make mild changes, but it is most likely to leave one or two of your previous rosters. For teams like Atlanta Faze and Toronto Ultra, who have always been at top, there is no reason to change.