A unique look inside the lives of Asia’s top VALORANT players. These are Player Stories.
NUTURN Gaming has announced Keun-chul “solo” Kang’s retirement from competitive VALORANT, bringing an end to a career that began in 2005 and spanned across four different titles: Counter-Strike, Counter-Strike Online, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and VALORANT.
Indonesia is no stranger to prodigies, and Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto has recently emerged as one of the most intriguing young talents in the country alongside his brother.
Back in the day, Itthirit “foxz” Ngamsaard was not seen as Thai’s most prominent name in CS:GO but has an important decision to make – keep up his middling CS:GO career or gamble his reputation on VALORANT – the latter choice proved to be the best choice of his life.
Indonesia is no stranger to producing some of Southeast Asia’s finest FPS talent, and Oliver “budimeisteR” Wangge is one of them who is anticipated to appear in the next chapter of the narrative.
