OpTic\u2019s Dashy reveals his favorite CoD teammates of all time Jason LakeHaving teamed with some legendary players in his career so far, OpTic Gaming Call of Duty professional Brandon \u2018Dashy\u2019 Otell has revealed which have been his favorite thus far. It did not take long for Dashy to develop into good enough of a Call of Duty player to land on a prestigious team like OpTic Gaming. And while he\u2019s still very much in the early stages of his professional career, he\u2019s already gotten the chance to play alongside some of the biggest names of the esport. Speaking with OpTic CEO Hector \u2018H3CZ\u2019 Rodriguez about his career, Dashy revealed that his favorite teammates to this point have been none other that Jeremy \u2018StuDyy\u2019 Astacio and Rasim \u2018Blazt\u2019 Ogresevic \u201cIt\u2019s between Blazt and StuDyy, between the two,\u201d he said. \u201cStuDyy, he was the guy that taught me like \u2018you have to do this, this, don\u2019t be an idiot, this and that. Obviously, people are watching you now.\u2019 And Blazt, just because we\u2019re like the same age, so we kind of relate a lot. So probably either of those two.\u201d Discussion begins at the 5:19 mark. StuDyy was one of Dashy\u2019s first ever teammates in the pro scene, having teamed with him under the Str8 Rippin banner at CWL Anaheim in 2017, where they placed 17-20, and later 13-16 at the CWL Championship 2017. He is now retired, serving as one of the desk analysts for the CWL at the Pro League and other major tournaments and events. Blazt, meanwhile, first teamed with Dashy at CWL New Orleans 2018, during his brief stint with Enigma6 Group, before the two became more permanent teammates with compLexity Gaming, qualifying for the CWL Pro League during the WWII season. Their careers have since progressed at different rates, as Blazt has jumped around several teams this season until landing at UYU, while Dashy has very much solidified himself as an integral member of OpTic\u2019s squad. Of course, it must be said that Dashy specifically mentioned that he did not want to name someone from their current OpTic roster as his all-time favorite teammate, for obvious reasons. So the true answer to H3CZ\u2019s question could very well be someone who\u2019s currently a member of the Green Wall, but that\u2019s not something that would be confirmed anytime soon. Dashy and OpTic head to Miami for CWL Finals OpTic Gaming face a stiff test at the upcoming CWL Finals tournament in Miami, Florida, where they will be competing in the $1.25 million Playoffs of the CWL Pro League. While they did run away with the first seed in Division A during the regular season, their performances towards the end was lackluster to say the least, and they will need to regroup if they are to fight off fellow powerhouse teams eUnited and 100 Thieves, both of whom pose a serious threat. CWL Finals will be played July 19-21, and will feature the Play-In tournament, Playoffs, and the final amateur open bracket tournament of the year, which will send 16 non-Pro League teams to next month\u2019s Champs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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