Ceb says the DreamLeague S20 is his “last outing” with OG

Even after announcing his retirement from professional Dota 2 in November 2021, he was one of the greatest Sebastian in the game.leaveDebs has a burning desire to play competitively for OG. Despite discussions that he may have retired permanently, the 31-year-old has consistently astounded the community by making a comeback, which he did again by joining OG as a substitute player. for DreamLeague Season 20. After the team’s first series against beastcoast at the event, Ceb confirmed in the interview that this “The Final Journey” Do “Another one for sure.”

Meanwhile, Ceb, who also plays for Old G in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Division Two, stated that his desire for competitive Dota 2 is as strong now as it was during The International 8 (TI8).

Ceb confirms he’s excited though for a recent run with OG in the DreamLeague S20

After the opening series tie against beastcoast it was necessary to ask Ceb about competing again with OG and he answered in a straightforward and simple manner.

“I mean, it’s the last flight. Everyone knows. This is the last. This is definitely the last, folks.” He said to a group of laughing English speakers.

Ceb has been named a fourth substitute by OG as Evgenii’s support player.ChuMakarov was transferred to the support team as an assistant coach.

Furthermore, in the interview, Ceb described in detail how his motivation is really high now after all the ups and downs he and OG have endured.

“At the moment, I feel as hungry as I was before TI8. For example, going into the DreamLeague and playing against the best teams in the world, I feel this level of motivation for myself. I think it hasn’t been this high in a very long time but that’s because it’s Obviously we’ve tried to carve out a little space for ourselves with OG and it works. There are ups and downs but a lot of teams we’ve been pretty humbled so far so I guess that kind of resets you as, yeah, not a winner at TI.”

Seb added that not achieving much other than winning the Stockholm Grand Prix title last year motivates him to prove himself on the field.

I haven’t been a TI winner in a while and I think I need to prove myself. I mean there was a Stockholm Major obviously but yeah, I don’t know, I didn’t really consider myself a favorite or something. I’m confident in what I can do, but for that, I feel I have to prove myself and that fills me with a lot of enthusiasm.”

In DreamLeague Season 20, OG has 1 win and 3 losses after Day 1 of Group Stage 1 and will have to hit the ground running if it wants to make it to the next group stage. OG will play BetBoom Team and Entity on day two.