Details about the qualifiers for the upcoming AU$10,000 DreamHack Showdown VALORANT Oceania have been revealed.
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To keep you in the loop, VALO2ASIA has put together a comprehensive list of all the latest roster changes for all the ten Pacific league teams. Keep this page bookmarked to remain up to date!
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The Indonesian-Filipino combine now make up six of the eight participating teams in Hyderabad, India; only two more invites remain.
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With the departure of oreopheliaa and Kachow, Orangutan Female are now left with just three players and an open calendar until the end of the year.
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With their qualification to the VALORANT India Invitational by Galaxy Racer, Bleed Esports have set themselves up for their first international LAN, scheduled to take place on November 18-20.
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In a shocking move by RRQ, the organization announced that it has parted ways with Nexi and kellyS, arguably two of its best players from the previous roster iteration.
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“We want to present an even higher goal beyond Radiant that provides the most competition-hungry players with a rewarding challenge beyond ranked.” Riot Games stated regarding the alpha launch of Premier.
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The lineup, formed by both up-and-coming players as well as veterans of the Thai scene, will be seen playing the inaugural season of the Pacific league next year under the Talon Esports banner.
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Ryo “barce” Takebayashi will, therefore, be the final piece of the puzzle for ZETA DIVISION squad, the organization announced Monday.
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DetonatioN Gaming have confirmed their roster locked ahead of the team’s inaugural VALORANT Champions Tour campaign next year in São Paulo, Brazil.