Scump explains Dallas Empire feud as he sends shots at Crimsix\u2019s team MLG\/Infinity WardProfessional Call of Duty player for Chicago Huntsmen, Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner, has explained the ongoing feud between him and ex-OpTic teammate Crimsix, who plies his trade on Dallas Empire. Viewers of the first two CDL weekends will have been treated to a host of top-tier matchups, including multiple incarnations of the new \u2018eClasico\u2019, in which Dallas Empire and Chicago Huntsmen went toe to toe. Despite Dallas dominating online prior to the start of the CDL season, Chicago has now comfortably seen them off in a number of matches. However, it\u2019s important to remember that the Huntsmen are yet to face Atlanta FaZe, who are widely considered to be right up there as the CDL\u2019s early frontrunners. The trash talk has been fuelled by the ex-comradeship of FormaL, Scump and Crimsix, who all formed the infamous OpTic Gaming dynasty roster in Black Ops III and Infinite Warfare. While bragging rights first belonged to Dallas, Scump certainly seems to be enjoying ownership of them now, as a February 14 tweet proved. Read More: Scump\u2019s insane SnD stats from CDL London – The tweet showcased a video of Dallas\u2019 initial trash talk, followed by the results of all three series the two have played, which Chicago have won 3-1, 3-1 and 3-0. It was captioned: \u201cA wise man once said, \u201cDon\u2019t talk trash if you\u2019re not going to win the map,\u201d referring to a classic comment from Nadeshot, \u201cin this case it\u2019s the series, 3 of them.\u201d A wise man once said, “”Don’t talk trash if you’re not going to win the map”” . In this case its the series, 3 of them. pic.twitter.com\/fccWtUii4v \u2014 OpTic Scump (@scump) February 15, 2020 However, Scump added a bit more detail to his boasting after London Royal Ravens player wuskinz stated that he\u2019d been a \u201ccomedian\u201d recently. \u201cIt\u2019s human nature,\u201d Scump explained. \u201cIf someone talks smack on you as a human and you smoke them over and over you\u2019re bound to respond.\u201d It\u2019s human nature. If someone talks smack on you as a human and you smoke them over and over you\u2019re bound to respond \u2014 OpTic Scump (@scump) February 15, 2020 Essentially, the trash talk on Scump\u2019s behalf comes down to the fact that it was started by Dallas, who have then failed to follow their talk up with performances at CDL events \u2013 so far, at least. Scump also said he \u201conly retaliates when threatened\u201d, suggesting pretty much that \u2018they started it\u2019. I only retaliate when threatened. I’m a pretty cool cucumber the rest of the time. I’m like a skunk, but less stinky. \u2014 OpTic Scump (@scump) February 15, 2020 The community has been lapping up the rivalry, with fellow pro players also enjoying the antics. Nadeshot also took pride in being the \u201cwise man\u201d Scump referred to. Fans have been enjoying the back and forth between the two powerhouse franchises, with many arguing it adds to the excitement and intensity of matches. The CDL\u2019s next weekend takes place in Atlanta on February 22 and 23. While Chicago will be in attendance, Dallas will not be back in action until March 7, when they travel to Los Angeles for the weekend hosted by both the Guerrillas and OpTic Gaming.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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