A take on VCT Pacific hub city: Seoul, South Korea
A city that never sleeps and the Mecca of esports – discover more about one of Asia’s most trendsetting capitals, Seoul, which will become the hub city for the VCT Pacific League next year.
A city that never sleeps and the Mecca of esports – discover more about one of Asia’s most trendsetting capitals, Seoul, which will become the hub city for the VCT Pacific League next year.
Enigma Gaming have brought on Jm “Tesseract” Ignacio from Orangutan to establish a six-man roster, the organization announced Monday.
These moves see former Alter Ego Celeste captain Ryona “Tarathiel” Tan coming out of retirement while former Thirsts Red player Elyse “Ratatoulyse” Lim has joined as a newcomer to the Team SMG squad.
The Sova player enters the waters of free agency, concluding his nine-month stint with Bleed eSports.
Kititkawin “PTC” Rattanasukol concludes a 17-month-long tenure with FULL SENSE, having been part of the organization since April 2021.
On Sla2ers, formerly known as ESports Connected, will no longer be represented by Park “Bazzi” Jun-ki and co.
Ghost, aduka, and analyst skyeSG remain contracted to Orangutan but have been given permission to explore their options heading into the new season.
Kevin “Dispenser” Te and Riley “witz” Go are now free to explore offers from other organizations ahead of the commencement of VCT 2023
Riot Games has revealed the rules regarding rosters for teams in the VCT partnered league in 2023.
If the trio were to leave the team, Rizkie “BerserX” Kusuma would be the sole remaining member of BOOM Esports’ VALORANT Champions lineup.