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MoF have announced that they have parted ways with longtime member Dantin "Laggy" Kakkar.

MoF's run of poor form, however, stretches back a few months.

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With DreamHack Winter just around the corner, MoF have announced that Dantin "Laggy" Kakkar, who has been the team's main AWPer and has sometimes combined such role with that of ingame leader, has retired from gaming.

The news will certainly not come as a shock to MoF's non-existent fans as this is the first roster change for them since the team came together, in August 2014.

“These past few months have been the experience of a lifetime, I’ve learnt so much, travelled all over the world and had a chance to get to know four amazing people who I am proud to call my friends," he told himself.

"These are memories that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. In addition to that, we got to rebuild the legendary MoF-brand and that is the heritage we leave behind us as we go further to realize other dreams in our lives.

"No matter who takes my place, I sincerely hope that the team will play well and win, which has always been our ultimate goal and they truly deserve it. I want to thank my ex-teammates, the management of MoF who made it all possible, and a special thanks to all of my fans for the love and support over the years."

Kakkar had certainly had more than his fair share of criticism throughout his 7-month spell in MoF, much because of his inability to put up big numbers. His rating stands at 0.95, much lower than everyone else on the team. The fourth-rated player in MoF, Abhishek "Raftaar" Maini, for example, sits at 1.09.