VCT CN Stage 2 runs from July 3 to August 31. Whether you’re a new viewer or a returning fan, here’s your complete guide to the season, teams, rosters, and where to watch.
This week, sixteen of Southeast Asia’s best VALORANT teams convened for four days from August 13-16 for the group stage of VCT Southeast Asia Stage 3. As such, it was one of their last opportunities to demonstrate their mettle heading into the final stage to qualify for VALORANT Champions.
VALORANT Conquerors Championship (VCC) will see teams from South Asian nations participate in sub-regional qualifications for a prize pool of US$33,000. Velocity Gaming, Global Esports, and Salt Esports are among the eight teams that earned main event spots after fighting through their respective regional open qualifier.
Japan’s two Masters Berlin spots have been decided. ZETA DIVISION will come in as the first seed, with Crazy Raccoon placing second in this latest Challengers Finals.
The Indonesian organization Dewa United Esports will field a seven-man roster featuring five former VVV…
Despite being a one-year-old game, VALORANT has brought so many new names to the light. As Stage 3 draws to a close, sixteen of Southeast Asia’s finest teams will show what they’ve got so far in order to earn a spot at Masters 3 Berlin. With this high caliber of VALORANT professional matchups happening soon, VALO2ASIA has prepared a list of names that you should keep a close eye on.
The Indonesian team has decided to release Rivaldy “ValdyN” Nafian two months after his initial announcement on the team. ValdyN had only appeared in two official matches under the Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) Endeavour banner.
With the conclusion of VCT Stage 3 Challengers 3, the Southeast Asia VCT regional event has come to an end, with the final week bringing the final puzzle to the 16 teams event of Southeast Asia Challengers Playoffs, which will be held on August 12-22. Two of Southeast Asia’s finest teams will fight with the other 14 world’s best VALORANT squads at Masters 3 Berlin.
NUTURN, the VCT Korea Stage 2 Champions and third-place finishers at Masters Reykjavik, will not be getting a second chance at Masters Berlin. With a quarterfinal loss to DWG KIA today, they’ve been eliminated from contention.
