Gen.G has put collectively a South Korean VALORANT roster to play in the VCT Pacific league in 2023. The corporation received the offerings of former Northeption participant Kim “Meteor” Tae-O, Lee “k1Ng” Seung-won, Kang “iNTRO” Seung-gyun, Yu “TS” Tae-seok, Yeom “eKo” Wang-ryong, and Kim “Secret” Ha-jin.
Gen.G used to formerly field a North American roster however shifted to Asian VALORANT after making use of a partnership spot in the Pacific League. The enterprise additionally signed former Northeption coach Lee “bail” Sung-jae and promoted the Australian skipper Chris “Elmapuddy” Tebbit to head coach.
Is Gen. G Ready for VCT 2023?
Meteor spent the aggressive season of 2022 enjoying Northeption, inserting up outstanding numbers with Jett. He averaged 272.9 ACS, 1.37 K/D, 174.2 ADR, and 0.96 kills per round in the previous three months with the agent, in accordance with VLR.gg.
K1Ng, eKo, and TS performed for On Sla2ers in 2022, whilst iNTRO spent time in DWG KIA, ENTER FORCE.36, and in the Japanese enterprise REJECT earlier than becoming a member of Gen.G. Secret will in all likelihood be the sixth participant on the roster as he used to be the one who performed the least in 2022.
Gen.G hopes this South Korean roster will be in a position to accomplish what its former North American rosters didn’t. The organization had a hard 12 months in 2022 after the crew didn’t qualify for VCT 2022 North America Challengers 1 and 2, leaving them to play in minor events.
The VCT 2023 Pacific league will characterize by Gen.G, ZETA DIVISION, T1, DRX, Paper Rex, DetonatioN Gaming, Team Secret, Talon Esports, Rex Regum Qeon, and Global Esports.
So will Gen. G be able to rise with thee new Roster? Answer in the comments below.
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