The closed beta of Valorant has been available for a short time but the game is massively supported on platforms like Twitch, and esports teams are already starting to bloom. NiP decided to transform their previous Paladins roster into a team for Valorant.
This roster is known in the professional scene since it won the title of world champion (2019) on Paladins, the shooter from Evil Mojo Games studio.
The roster will start with the same five members as previously:
- Malkolm "Bonkar" Rench
- Ken "isbittenner" Leander Vang Aspestrand
- Aleks "Alex" Suchev
- Dylan "DiGeDoG" Chainski
- Erik "Bird" Sjösten (Coach)
NiP is not the only team interested in Valorant, other esports teams have created rosters like T1 or even organized competitions like the 100Thieves Invitational. Make sure to check-in regularly on our website to get more information about Riot Games' FPS!
As the beta of Valorant continues to draw the attention of both casual and pro players, Riot Games shared some thoughts about the esports scene for the FPS.
