arT: "At this moment, oddly enough, I feel happy"

In an emotional post on Twitter, arT, who recently left FURIA, expressed gratitude to his former teammates and employees, hinting at fatigue and new beginnings. This farewell makes one wonder about his next steps in the professional Counter-Strike arena.

Andrei arT Piovezan, who spent 2,262 days with FURIA, posted a message on Twitter expressing his gratitude and reflecting on his difficult but meaningful journey with the team. Let's take a look at the achievements during this time:

DreamHack Open Rio de Janeiro 2019 (2 place)
Esports Championship Series Season 7 - North America (2 place)
Arctic Invitational 2019 (1 place)
BLAST Premier: Spring 2020 American Showdown (1-2 place)
DreamHack Masters Spring 2020: North America (1 place)
ESL Pro League Season 12: North America (1 place)
BLAST Premier: Fall 2020 Showdown (1-2 place)
Elisa Invitational Summer 2021 (1 place)
Intel Extreme Masters XVI - Fall: North America (1 place)

For the rest of this month I will decide on my new family, spend time with friends and family, and connect more with the community. My family and friends already know the affection I have for them, but I reiterate here my apologies for my disconnection with my fans, I promise in this time to open more lives, to be more present and transparent. Even after all this, I received a lot of affection, sometimes even unconditional, from you, even though I didn't deserve it.

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arT: "At this moment, oddly enough, I feel happy"

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