Professional Valorant Tier 2 is accused of negative
So far, in the professional Esports village, which has been divided into many levels, with the highest level are the players of the teams competing in major domestic and international tournaments. This is also the most invested level and also has the most reputation, the dream of every eSports player. However, it is not easy to get up and there are many players who can only play in low -class and leave Esports village. Therefore, low levels often appear negative, such as a series of semi -degrees in LDL. Recently, in turn of low -level prizes of Valorant was extremely negative.
Valorant is accused of negatively in Tier 2-3 tournaments
Accordingly, a former coach of Valorant 100 Thieves – Sean Gares said negatively arranged random scores in the Tier 2 -3 tournaments of a professional Valorant system. This situation is even revealing and publicly and without anyone handling it. Sean's information was supported by MrFunhaver (Founder of the tournament in North America).
Sean Gares – former coach of 100T Valorant team accused the tournament with a clear negative situation and Riot also saw but closed his eyes to ignore
According to Sean Gares, the incident is not merely a few negative teams, but almost the tournament has acted to manipulate the results of the match and arrange the score. And Riot's staff is also accused of getting “benefits” to close their eyes through these behaviors. The former coach of 100T also said that many players were suspected of using hack/cheat. In addition, some teams playing in these Tier 2-3 tournaments are also seeking to “withdraw” because there is no enough operation cost.
Sean is fierce and affirmed that he will do “to the place” the incident
The reason is that Sean said that in low -level tournaments, Riot's support so that teams can survive. Although the community argues about the incident, the cost is not too strange. Other games themselves do not have proper investment in young tournaments or 2nd divisions, such as League of Legends – “pet” of Riot.
The community is also stirred
The Esports community was stirred up about Valorant's incident but Riot was still silent
Facing these allegations, the Esports community is also extremely confused. However, in the immediate future, this is merely the one -way information from the former coach of 100T. Riot himself has not yet spoken and Sean Gares himself has no more information as effective evidence. Therefore, any hasty judgment will seriously affect the current professional valorant.