All of which are owned by parent company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
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Yesterday, rumours surfaced in the community about the future of The Guard’s VALORANT roster, Call of Duty team, and Overwatch League franchise, which are all owned by parent company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, amid mass layoffs at the company across numerous sectors including design, social media, management, and talent. Yesterday, amid widespread layoffs at the company in a variety of areas including design, social media, management, and talent, rumours started to circulate in the community about the future of The Guard’s VALORANT roster, Call of Duty team, and Overwatch League franchise, all of which are owned by parent company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment. Despite major layoffs, The Guard will temporarily keep its VALORANT personnel.
Rumors about the future of The Guard’s VALORANT roster, Call of Duty team, and Overwatch League franchise, all of which are owned by parent company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, began to spread in the community yesterday amid widespread layoffs at the company in a variety of areas including design, social media, management, and talent.
Many members of The Guard are regarded as among of the most exciting young performers in North American VALORANT. According to insiders, Sentinels was among the teams looking to sign Trent, the team’s most prized asset, during the offseason. However, the plan never materialised.
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The esports business has recently seen a rise in the frequency of mass layoffs because of the unstable market and approaching recession. International trade has been hampered by the conflict in Ukraine, and esports, the primary source of revenue for most businesses in the sector, is losing investment.
One of the most expensive ultimates in all of VALORANT is that of the viper. The region around Viper’s Pit is covered in a poisonous mist that obstructs eyesight and lowers enemy agents’ maximum health to just one point. The viper’s ultimate is one of VALORANT’s most expensive items. A poisonous mist that obscures vision and reduces hostile agents’ maximum health to one point per square mile surrounds Viper’s Pit.
According to Jollztv, firing Snakebite too soon after deploying their ultimate is the top error Viper players commit. Because of how powerful they are inside of a Viper’s Pit, he believes they would be better off saving. Snakebite transforms from an inconvenience into “lava” that no one can touch because the ultimate reduces foes inside to one point of health due to decay.
If you’re a Viper player and you’re caught with your pistol down while deploying your ultimate, you could be extremely vulnerable because opponent players can still move through a deployed Snakebit without dying. In addition to passing away, you will have wasted your last moments with absolutely no benefit.
Jollztv even recommends and demonstrates the tactic of dropping a Snakebite on the spike plant as the Viper ultimate drops in post-plant settings. The opponent player in this situation would most likely be badly decayed and unable to even begin a defuse until Snakebite or their decay effect disappears, giving you as the Viper player the best visibility for delaying a defuse. Essentially, coach Jollztv’s advice to save your Snakebite charges for after you’ve used Viper’s Pit to effectively make your post-plants unbeatable is the most important thing to remember.
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