coldzera says bluntly that he doesn't miss the competitive scene: It's too exhausting, and there's no personal life at all

The veteran made it clear that he will not return to competition, and also weighed in on his former team FURIA's current form.

During a recent Twitch stream, coldzera spoke about his time away from competitive play. When asked whether he had any plans to return, the 31-year-old veteran shut the idea down immediately, saying he does not miss his days as a pro at all.

coldzera: If there’s one thing I definitely don’t miss, it’s competing professionally. I don’t miss it at all, and I’m definitely not going back. The pressure is just too much. You basically have no personal life. All that’s left is endless, meaningless pressure.

Weighing in on FURIA: it’s not that the team is bad at CS, but that there have been too many individual mistakes

As a former FURIA player, coldzera also weighed in on his old team's current struggles. He said FURIA "aren't playing bad CS," but are being heavily affected by "individual mistakes." He also said he doesn't think FalleN's retirement announcement has affected the team's performances.

coldzera has been without a team since leaving ODDIK in November 2025. During that stretch, he played in several domestic events, including Circuit X, BetBoom, and RUSH B Summit BetBoom, and also represented Fake do Biru in the South American qualifier. His last official match dates back to March of this year, when he played with MAGMA at FERJEE In House 2026.