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Legendary CS:GO Player GeT_RiGhT Respects ‘This’ Rainbow Six Siege Player

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1 year ago

July 10, 2019

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29-year-old Swedish CS:GO player Christopher “GeT_RiGhT” Alesund has been playing for Ninjas In Pyjamas since 2012. On 9 July, he finds out that G2 Esports Rainbow Six Siege player Fabian “Fabian” Hallsten is a Swedish and due to his accomplishments, GeT_RiGhT thinks he needs more respect from the community.

GeT_RiGhT said:

“I’m actually got to learn something today, @G2_Fabian is Swedish (somehow I got to believe he was Danish or Norwegian…) which surprises me a lot. Since he’s a legend in his game and it’s really cold from our home country and that makes me piss off, more respect to this legend”

Fabian replied:

“We pull the full olympic arena in Brazil, in Jönköping we get 40 guys in the crowd, it is the life of a gamer when you play a game that is extremely small in your own country. Thanks for the kind words totte, appriciate it”

GeT_RiGhT said:

“For me, personally. It doesn’t matter. It should be a celebration for the Gamers we have in our country and else where to celebrate them for being so freaking good no matter what and support it. Sure, it’s super small here (I know..) but I would for sure support our legends”

Fabian said:

“With time, when esports get as large as “normal sports” in this country, which we are moving fast towards, we will see more attention to us all even for the smaller games”

GeT_RiGhT replied:

“So true brother… so true.. I just hope it’ll become better before it’s all “done” (never) for you playing professionally so you can feel the support from everyone of us”

You can check the tweets below.

I’m actually got to learn something today, @G2_Fabian is Swedish (somehow I got to believe he was Danish or Norwegian…) which surprises me a lot. Since he’s a legend in his game and it’s really cold from our home country and that makes me piss off, more respect to this legend
— Christopher Alesund (@GeT_RiGhT) July 9, 2019

For me, personally. It doesn’t matter. It should be a celebration for the Gamers we have in our country and else where to celebrate them for being so freaking good no matter what and support it. Sure, it’s super small here (I know..) but I would for sure support our legends
— Christopher Alesund (@GeT_RiGhT) July 9, 2019

So true brother… so true.. I just hope it’ll become better before it’s all “done” (never) for you playing professionally so you can feel the support from everyone of us
— Christopher Alesund (@GeT_RiGhT) July 9, 2019