Bush's timeline turns personal with no event on the calendar
With nothing scheduled, Telluride Bush Gaming's week ran on Prolute and Spart trading clips into the morning, a call for pickup reps, and staffer Temp finishing a run of six games during the layoff.
Prolute and Spart keep a bit going into the morning
Byron "Prolute" Vera and Kristopher "Spart" Cervantez, Bush's two signed players, spent the stretch from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning firing posts back at each other. Cervantez opened with "Opinions are like assholes, everyone has them," Vera answered with a video aimed at his teammate, and Cervantez came back with a photo of his own a few minutes later.
Staffer Donovan "Temp" Laroda jumped into the thread tagging both of them with a row of laughing emojis. Cervantez closed it out well into the morning with a "Good mornin" post and another photo, the last thing either of them put up.
Prolute asks for a 1v1 and a bo3
1v1me & bo3 8s hopefully t.co/lQ070nYoRb
In the middle of the exchange, Vera posted separately calling for reps: "1v1me & bo3 8s hopefully." It's a small ask, but with no event on the calendar it's the only post in the run pointed at actually playing rather than posting.
Bush's roster still sits at two of four spots filled, so any competitive rep right now is coming from players finding it themselves rather than from a scheduled scrim.
Temp finishes an off-season gaming run
been on a generational gaming run…. RE7, RE8, RE9, RE4, SEKIRO, LIES OF P finished during this off season. those game are all 10/10 making me feel that childhood love for video games again
Temp posted that he'd been on "a generational gaming run," naming Resident Evil 7, 8, 9 and 4, Sekiro, and Lies of P as titles he'd finished during the layoff. He called the run 10/10 across the board and said it made him "feel that childhood love for video games again."
A day earlier he'd posted about progressing through the Lies of P DLC specifically, so the finished list capped off something he'd been working through over multiple days.
Outlook
None of this week's posts are about a match, a signing, or a date on the calendar — they're two players ribbing each other and a staffer working through a backlog of single-player games. That's what the account looks like between events, and with Bush still carrying two open roster seats out of four, there isn't a scrim or a bracket to report on in its place.
The one line worth watching is Vera's call for a 1v1 and a bo3. Everything else this week was content for its own sake; that post is the only sign anyone on the roster is looking past the layoff toward actually playing again.