Methodz Unfollows Scump & Crimsix, Is OpTic Gaming Disbanding?
By Zac Cameron ·
OpTic Methodz has unfollowed teammates Scump & Crimsix on Twitter but still follows Octane. Could this be the start of rostermania for OpTic Gaming in Call of Duty?

With the latest addition to the Call of Duty franchise now on the horizon, the pro teams are frantically looking to make roster changes in what has come to be dubbed “Rostermania”. Some teams are doing things the easy way, with press releases and social media announcements revealing which players are being signed, and which players are being dropped. However, the quest for new information pushes fans forward in search of breaking news, with any hint possibly leading to the next confirmed roster.
The latest piece of news comes from the Competitive Call of Duty subreddit, where user “danieltheboi” managed to use the doesfollow.com site to check whether pro players are still following each other on Twitter. Players following and unfollowing each other on social media is often the first step in roster changes becoming known, so it’s often a good idea to keep an eye on who your favorite player converses with. Anthony “Methodz” Zinni, one of the star players on OpTic Gaming, has apparently recently unfollowed two of his team-mates on Twitter, which while normally might not be considered a big deal, sitting as it is in the middle of Rostermania points to a possible roster change for OpTic Gaming. The current roster has not performed quite as well as they would have liked, so this could be the start of a complete roster revamp.