Other users have also stated that an Open Circuit or Relegation System would fare much better for the game. So unless you’re an individual that managed to get signed onto a franchise team, “there will be no way to move up”. However, amid all this excitement are some understandable concerns and suggestions.įor example, several users are against the idea of franchising, and by default, the shift.Īs one fan on Twitter, Kobel_, pointed out, it doesn’t allow for any new team/org to have a “zero-to-hero story” like some recent performances. The VALORANT esports scene will be undergoing a massive shift in 2023.
This will purportedly act as a feeder into the domestic leagues.įinally, Game Changers, the game’s competitive circuit for women and other marginalized genders, will also receive a new expansion. On top of that, the new structure also includes a new competitive in-game mode that’s “designed to identify the best talent worldwide”, said John Needham, Riot’s president of esports. This will be done through an annual stipend system, where teams who meet the criteria will receive financial support from Riot Games and the exclusive chance to collaborate on in-game products and activations. We have designed our long-term partnership model for VALORANT so teams can thrive and build their business alongside the overall growth of VALORANT Esports,” said Whalen Rozelle, Head of Esports Operations at Riot Games. “With VALORANT, we want to build today’s most thrilling esport alongside the most well-managed, ambitious, and exciting teams in the industry. That all changes in 2023 with the introduction of the new circuit, which focuses on making long-term partnerships with a selected number of teams and finding new talent.
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VALORANT’s professional scene has operated on a pseudo-open circuit model for the longest time.
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