Valorant esports - page 6

A large European organization is now launching its own Valorant team. BIG doesn't yet have its full roster but will be able to count on a former member of the house who distinguished himself on CS:GO.

North American organizations are launching one after the other their Valorant roster. The latest is Complexity Gaming which will participate in the PAX Arena Invitational.

Cloud 9 continues its recruitment on Valorant. It's the American player Mitch "mitch" Semago who has been officialized as the third rookie — while he had been playing as a stand-in for several tournaments.

Valorant's esport is still in development but Riot Games is already creating a competitive circuit with the Ignitions Series. The third European stage, the WePlay! Invitational, had suspended a match due to a suspicion of cheating.

For a few months now, Valorant has been shaking up the FPS scene and thanks to the numerous tournaments organized since its release, a ranking of the best players has been made.

Former Overwatch professional Damien "HyP" Souville has officially joined NiP Valoant team. He won't come alone and brings two other Frenchies within the Swedish organization.

Vitality European Open — part of the Valorant Ignition Series — is now over. G2 Esports won, but there were many other things to remember from this weekend's competition.

The Valorant Ignition Series continue with a brand new tournament organized by Vitality this time. In partnership with Corsair, the French organization officially launches its first competition on Riot Games FPS.

In the world of esports, many professional players are under contract and employed by an organization. According to different sources, a Valorant team is currently costing between $15,000 and $25,000 per month in player salaries.

Riot Games has just announced the schedule for the Valorant Ignition Series 2020, the first steps in the development of the esport aspect of its latest game, released in early June.

G2 Esports continues to recruit great players. After Mixwell, PaTiTek and Pyth, the team welcomes Ardiis into its ranks, cleansed of any suspicion of cheating. The roster is getting more and more frightened.

G2 Esports has already formed the majority of its Valorant team but there is still one place left to be taken. For the Vitality European Open, the team will play with davidp, a former CS:GO player.

G2 continues to form its Valorant roster. After Mixwell and PaTiTek, it's Pyth — also a former CS:GO player — who joins the team. The organization ensures a high level of recruitment and there are now only two places left to take.

Riot Games recently launched a series of tournaments for different regions of the world. T1 and Nerd Street Gamers teamed up for North America to offer a $50,000 tournament, which was won by Team SoloMid.

100 Thieves are joining the freshly born Valorant competitive scene by signing Team Highground's roster.

After T1, Cloud 9, TSM, and Immortals, FaZe Clan formalized their entrance into Valorant's competitive scene with a first recruitment for their roster: a captain — Jason "JasonR" Ruchelski.

Cloud9 continues its recruitment on Valorant. The North American organization has just announced that Skyler "Relyks" Weaver joined the team.

After recruiting Mixwell, G2 announced that they have also signed as a second player PaTiTek. Former CS:GO pro player, he has just participated in the G2 Valorant Invitational finishing second and losing in final against the one who became his captain.

Overwatch League Los Angeles Valiant Head Coach, Mike "Packing10" Szklanny, is now also General Manager and Head Coach for Valorant Immortals Gaming Club.

Cheating is problematic at the amateur level but also at the professional level. Riot Games had opened an investigation into Ardiis, a former CS:GO pro player accused of cheating. The player had quickly claimed he was innocent and the investigation would have cleared him.