The Pacific Kickoff event saw two teams qualify for Masters Bangkok — DRX and T1. While one is a roster filled with young, talented prospects hungry to prove themselves, the second saw a star-studded roster being put together, with some of the most proven talent in Korean Valorant.
Despite the rejection of the team’s VCT 2023 partnership application, Velocity Gaming has assured fans that they will remain competing in the APAC VALORANT scene for the foreseeable future.
Riot Games’ announcement of the first College VALORANT (CVAL) season in North America prompted us to ponder whether or not APAC needs its own collegiate circuit yet.
Singaporean CS:GO veteran Anthony “ImpressioN” Lim is no longer tied to Team NKT and is actively searching for a new place to call home in either CS:GO or VALORANT, the player has announced.
BOOM Esports are set to utilize Persija Esports’ Fikri “famouz” Zaki in their VCT APAC Last Chance Qualifier campaign, with the 24-year-old joining the team on a temporary loan from Persija in the wake of Rafi “frostmind” Diandra’s departure from the team early this month.
Filipino team Talon Esports have announced that “Alex” has stepped down from the roster, with Patrick “PatMen” Mendoza joining to complete the lineup.
The parents of Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto and Kevin “xccurate” Susanto gave insight into their parenting style, their views on esports, and what others could do differently so their parents support their careers.
Andi “Sleepy” Bangsawan is no longer in charge of Velocity Gaming, seeing him become a free agent and therefore is open to new challenges.
The team formerly playing for ALPHA Esports Pro has signed with L Streak Esports, an Indian organization.
ALPHA Esports pro has decided to suspend the VALORANT operations, leaving the team around Enrico “Ching” Perez without backing.
The former NUTURN duo will make their first appearance for the team in next month’s VCT East Asia Last Chance Qualifier.
