Soniqs drops its Dota 2 roster after TI11 debacle

North American esports organization Soniqs has officially parted ways with its Dota 2 roster.. yes, the great post-TI 2022 shuffle has begun.

The decision comes in the wake of Soniqs disastrous campaign at The International 2022 (TI11), held recently in Singapore.

The former Quincy Crew squad got acquired by Soniqs a few months before The International 2022 began, becoming the team’s first sponsor in over three years of remaining sponsorless.

The parting seems to be mutual, considering the team’s relative lack of success at international competitions.

Arif “MSS” Anwar leaves Soniqs

Soniqs charismatic support player, MSS, is looking to join another team, deciding to call it quits with the current roster.

On Twitter, MSS expressed his willingness to move to other regions in a bid to further his career as a professional Dota 2 player.

Soniqs/Quincy Crew to rebuild with two players

After Soniqs/Quincy Crew’s dismal performance at TI11, the majority of the team has parted ways. The future is uncertain, however, the team is most likely to rebuild around two players.

According to sources, nothing is set in stone as yet, but more information will be revealed in the coming days.

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