Coin “fy“Linsen’s three years under the PSG.LGD banner ended at the player’s will, the organization announced on its Weibo account today, 4 September.
The fy contract with PSG.LGD has expired and he will leave the team as a free agent, it was mentioned in his team’s farewell post. Known as one of the most loyal players in the Chinese region, fy joined PSG.LGD in the fall of 2017 after a six-year tenure with Vici Gaming. When he switched teams, fans’ hearts were devastated, not only because he would leave the team he had played for since his professional debut, but also because he would leave his best friend and break one of the most iconic Dota 2 support duos made with. Lu “Fenrir” Chao.
His new beginnings at LGD Gaming also meant a swapping of roles, which made everything more exciting for everyone who followed his career. He started his time with the new team in the back lane, leaving behind the role that dubbed him by Dota 2 fans as “fygod”. During his short time offlane, he reached the finals of the PGL Open Bucharest Minor with LGD and shortly after, when the organization recruited Jian Wei “xNova” Yap in early 2018, fy returned to position 4 and shown the world that his divine form has not vanished.
Excerpt from PSG.LGD farewell letter to fy:
“You are the best Rubick player in the world, second to none;
Your Earthshaker stuns throwers and, no doubt, you are the contemporary bull demon;
Your Phoenix got 2 kills by itself when gagged by 3 enemies, a unique highlight just for you;
When playing Tusk, every single skill is skilfully exercised in your hands;
Every hero you play seems to have a spirit and you manage the rhythm of the gank perfectly.
fy, from shy boy to mature gentleman, you have accompanied us in unforgettable moments. Thank you for the great contribution you have made since joining the LGD Esports club. We will always remember the time we fought together. We sincerely wish fygod every success in his future career.
Goodbye, captain! “
Neither PSG.LGD nor fy have mentioned anything official about what the future holds for fygod, but in the past month it was rumored to have its sights set on a new challenge. China’s most famous PUBG team, Four Angry Men (4am) has announced its intention to enter the Dota 2 scene and fy was one of the first rumored to have been hired for the starting roster.
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