US CoD pro Blazt kept his teammate waiting in vain at the World Series of Warzone.
US Call of Duty pro Rasim “Blazt” Ogresevic missed the World Series of Warzone on Wednesday. His teammate Charlie “Mutex” Saouma waited in vain for his duo partner to finally show up. But Blazt slept peacefully while the other contestants fought each other.
Professional player Mutex waited for Blazt and thus faced the rest of the duos alone in the game for the time being. In his stream he stated, “The biggest warzone tournament in the world…I know there’s no way he’s stupid enough to oversleep. I am seriously worried by now”. The resolution to his absence came from Blazt via Twitter on Wednesday night: “Have you ever fallen asleep at midnight and woken up at 3pm without waking up once in between? 15 hours straight, how is that even possible?” As he further explained, he had not set an alarm clock as he usually never sleeps that long.
One of the biggest Warzone tournaments to date with $400,000 on the line in total and Mutex’s teammate Blazt has not shown up for the event yet
Mutex is currently left to solo against all other teams, hope everything is all right for his teammate pic.twitter.com/PNnmEeNP1U
– Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) November 17, 2021
Some fans defended the 22-year-old, who became a father in July this year. Accordingly, the sleep patterns of new parents can be very irregular. A simple alarm would certainly have helped his teammate. Mutex had subsequently played the remaining games with a substitute player with the nickname Christophertremb. The World Series of Warzone is considered one of the biggest tournaments in Call of Duty history. In the North American duo format played online, a huge prize pool of $400,000 awaited on Wednesday.
You ever fall asleep at 12am and just wake up at 3pm without waking up once? 15 hours straight how is that even possible
– RØKKR rasim (@Blazt) November 17, 2021
