In a sudden move, the South Korean coach has decided to retire from competitive VALORANT.
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Reckoning Esports have announced the departure of their Duelist, Nabil “fishball” Shazwan, due to educational obligations during the competitive season this year.
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Japan is set to lift its COVID-19 regulations on events starting May, allowing fans to shout and cheer at large-scale events, including at the upcoming Masters Tokyo.
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The team’s goal moving forward is “to make Gen.G the new favorites to win”.
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Following Oasis Gaming’s victory, Jose “Rbtx” Carlo Jamir has been tasked with putting together a SIBOL VALORANT lineup to represent the Philippines in the upcoming SEA Games 2023 in Cambodia.
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One of South Korea’s most decorated esports organizations, Lunatic-Hai, is set to return to VALORANT with a Game Changers lineup.
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Thirty-two teams will compete in high-stakes matches at VCT LOCK//IN for a share of the $500,000 prize pool.
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Kang “dongho” Dong-ho is no longer on the NS RedForce roster heading into VCL Korea Split 1, with the Duelist player exiting the team after only a month and a series.
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Team Secret are aiming high heading into VCT LOCK//IN, as winning it “would be a great start of the year” for the team.
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Jemkin and Kr1stal have touched down in Japan, where they will link up with the team in their bootcamp beginning today.