SUMMARY
Nebula Esports IGL Aadi shared his firsthand observations of the Korean teams practicing for the BMIC 2025. Aadi stated that the international teams “don’t play fast” as Indian teams expected. Instead, their true strength lies in their “amazing” accuracy, aim, and timing, which he believes is the main reason for their dominance, concluding, “we will improve.”
INDIA – The Indian teams competing in the BMIC 2025 have received a critical insight into their international rivals. Nebula Esports’ IGL Aadi revealed on his stream that he personally scouted the Korean teams (including squads like Dplus and DRX) while they were practicing for the tournament.
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It’s Not Speed, It’s Precision
Aadi, who was “standing behind them and saw them playing clearly,” debunked a major myth held by the Indian community regarding the Korean playstyle:
“He mentioned that they don’t play fast like we thought…”
Instead, Aadi identified a different, more lethal set of skills as the source of their power. He noted that the Korean players’ “accuracy, their aim, their timing are just amazing.”
The Path to Victory: “We Will Improve”
Aadi’s analysis was clear and professional. He concluded that this clinical precision—not just raw speed—is the fundamental “reason they play better than us.”
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This crucial battlefield intelligence highlights the gap Indian teams must close. The revelation suggests that winning the BMIC will depend less on chaotic, fast-paced fights and more on disciplined, precise gun skill and flawless timing. Aadi ended his analysis with a firm promise: “But we will improve.”
With the tournament just days away, Aadi and the other Indian IGLs now have a clear understanding of the challenge ahead and must adapt their strategies immediately.
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