Ghost Gaming Say They'll Play More Aggressive In Day Two Of FPP PGI 2018
By Ford James ·
They finished day one of FPP in 16th place, so Ghost Gaming PUBG have said they're going to play more aggressive heading into the second half of the tournament in Berlin.
During TPP at PGI 2018, Ghost Gaming were quite impressive. They had the second most amount of kills - 43, joint with Made In Thailand - and despite falling off a little bit on the second day, they finished eighth overall. We’ve now come to the end of the first day for FPP and Ghost Gaming haven’t impressed as much as they’d have hoped, as they’re sat in 16th, the lowest of the North American teams and with only five kills to their name.
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After the games today, we managed to grab a quick chat with Kevin ‘Miccoy’ Linn. We asked him about what they plan to do tomorrow to close the gap between themselves and the top half of the table and his answer probably won’t come as a surprise to many. “We're definitely going to try and play more aggressive,” Miccoy explained. “We’ll play for kills and stuff because if you get a 10th but 10-15 kills then you get a lot of points compared to getting 11th/12th with zero kills."
It makes sense, right? They know they have the ability to slay out and lay waste to the opposition because they proved themselves during TPP but no doubt they’ll need a lot of luck on their side if they’re going to reach the top five, which Miccoy says they’re capable of doing. Oh My God Esports, a PUBG team hailing from China are currently running away with the FPP games, winning three out of four and sitting comfortably with almost a 1000 point lead over Welcome To South Georgo (WTSG) in second place. You can see the full standings here.
Before FPP kicked off, we spoke to WTSG and they explained that they didn’t practice TPP whatsoever but still managed to come third. It should come as no surprise that they’re currently in second for FPP then and you can read more on what they had to say here. We also spoke to Team Liquid’s Ibiza about his incredible smoke grenade play to hear his thoughts on it all.