Gaimin Gladiators mid laner Quinn “Quinn” Callahan defended Adam “Aramis” Moroz from critics but believes that the former Old G support will not be picked up by a team anytime soon.
The esports community was taken aback when Aramis, a player for Old G, announced his departure from the team during the middle of the DPC Division II Tour 3.
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While some critics expressed their disappointment and even questioned his honor, the former Quincy Crew star came to the Israeli player’s defense.
While Aramis’ departure from Old G may have disappointed fans and raised eyebrows, Quinn encourages everyone to refrain from making assumptions about his character. He believes that labeling Aramis as dishonorable or a bad person based solely on his decision is unfair and premature.
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“Aramis no honor? I mean, I don’t know what his reasons are for not playing. But you never know what’s going on with people and I don’t think anyone is trying to be a villain here. I doubt Aramis is like some terrible person, probably just a crappy situation,” he said.
So, saying he has no honor, he’s a bad person or whatever is a bit judgemental. You don’t know what’s going on with him, you know,” he added.
Despite defending him, Quinn believes that Aramis may not find a team in the near future, acknowledging the challenging circumstances surrounding his sudden departure.
“You think Aramis will get a chance on a team anytime soon? Na, probably not. But I think he also probably knows that,” Quinn said.
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