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Mousesports loses a spirited individual in Alex.

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During the last few days we had several internal issues. Intense fights between the players resulted in two sides not being able to play together anymore. The reasons were differences at willingness to commit to Dota, moral depressions through moderate results and standard child crap.



Since it doesn't make sense to continue playing that way, I came to the conclusion that one of these two sides has to go. It's a shame that it had to come to this, but there was no other way.



Alex is a great person and an incredible master of the "venomancer gale" and I hope that the brother isn't depressed too much and understands my decision. During the last few days we had several internal issues. Intense fights between the players resulted in two sides not being able to play together anymore. The reasons were differences at willingness to commit to Dota, moral depressions through moderate results and standard child crap.Since it doesn't make sense to continue playing that way, I came to the conclusion that one of these two sides has to go. It's a shame that it had to come to this, but there was no other way.Alex is a great person and an incredible master of the "venomancer gale" and I hope that the brother isn't depressed too much and understands my decision.

Alex is one of the oldschool personalities of the German Dota scene, known for his big emotions and as a dependable support player. He first came to Mouz afteralong withKuro '' Takhasomi officially joining the roster. He was also a part of both of the German stack teamsandwho were part of competition during the early days of Dota 2, as well as part of the teamback in Wc3 DotA.We reached out to Alex, who told us that after their games in theWestern Qualifiers where they failed to progress past, internal conflict arose which lead to him being forced out of the team. While he is saddened about the events as they have transpired and had hoped to attend The International together with this team, he wishes to thank all of the fans who supported him and the team during their time together, in particular extending his gratitude to the German DotaSource community for their support of the team.CaptainAdrian '' Trinks also made a post moments ago on the DotaSource.de forums giving his account of the events (translated byDennis '' Schumacher):We are still awaiting formal confirmation from the team regarding Alex departure, his replacement and any other possible changes coming to the Mouz roster on the eve of the Western Qualifiers for The International 2013, and will update you as further information comes in.Adrian '' Trinks (Captain)Dominik '' ReitmeierMax '' BroeckerPascal '' LohmeierFlorian '' Schmedes (Manager)