It has become time for Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas to once again take the reigns as in-game leader of Virtus.pro’s Counter-Strike team.

Slingshot’s Vince Nairn and Jarek “DeKay” Lewis caught up with Virtus.pro’s Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas during ESL One New York to talk about four years with the same roster, the team’s struggles and where to go next.

SK Gaming and Virtus.pro will play a soccer match the day after ESL One Cologne next month, and fans will have to buy tickets to see it.

Ahead of Friday night’s ELEAGUE Clash For Cash, a $250,000 show match between Astralis and Virtus.pro, Lukas “gla1ve” Rssander and Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas conducted a conference call with members of the media to talk about the match and the current state of Counter-Strike. Highlights of the call are below:

Finn “Karrigan” Andersen summed up the Virtus.pro experience in full during a “Reflections” interview with Duncan “Thorin” Shields:

Pressure is a peculiar phenomenon.

At least one notable professional Counter-Strike player seems to be fine with how many events are in the game today.

Slingshot’s Vince Nairn talked briefly with Virtus.Pro’s Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas after VP’s quarterfinal win against North on Friday at the ELEAGUE Major.

Virtus.Pro defeated North 2-1 in the third quarterfinal match Friday of the ELEAGU Major.

Ever since its formation, there has been something special about this iteration of Virtus.Pro.