SUMMARY
New GodLike Esports IGL Manya addressed fan questions on his live stream today (20 Oct, 2025) regarding their competitive drop strategy. He confirmed that unlike the dynamic approach used by past IGLs, the new GodLike roster will focus on securing fixed drop locations.
Manya explicitly listed four zones where clashes are “most probably” going to happen: School, Pochinki, La Cobreria, and Pecado. This aggressive stance signals GodLike’s intent to secure strategic control over key map areas before the next major tournament.
INDIA – The strategic blueprint for the new GodLike Esports lineup has been partially unveiled by IGL Manya, and it spells direct conflict! Speaking on his live stream today, Manya confirmed that the team is shifting its approach to securing core map territory, assuring fans that drop clashes will be a frequent reality.
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Fixed Drops: No More Dynamics
A fan’s Superchat asked Manya about his preferred drop strategy now that he is leading GodLike, contrasting it with the more dynamic style favored by previous IGL Punkk. Manya was clear that the future lies in securing strategic ground:
“Manya clearly mention that the drop clashes would be there most probably in areas of School, Pochinki, La cobreria and Pecado…”
This statement confirms that the new GodLike lineup will establish firm drop locations on Erangel and Miramar, a move that minimizes mid-game uncertainty but maximizes the chance of early, high-stakes engagements against rival teams who also claim those zones.
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War Zones Declared
Manya’s public naming of School, Pochinki, La Cobreria, and Pecado sends a clear signal to the entire competitive lobby. By specifying these high-value areas, GodLike is essentially declaring them their territory.
This strategic choice highlights GodLike’s confidence in their rebuilt roster’s firepower (Jonathan, Admino, Spower) to win early 4v4 battles, a necessary evolution to ensure they enter the mid-game with zone priority and momentum. The era of passive rotations is over; the era of claiming territory by force is officially here.
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