Gen.G feels fairly secure at the top of the podium and their history assures that they won’t get too comfortable. Gen.G took home the trophy at the T1 invitational against Team Brax with CSGO star Elige and former Major winner Skadoodle as stand-ins. The heterodox decision to not go for the big names has paid off so far. The team is certainly hungry, as none of these players got to the level they desired in CSGO. Forecasting a meta always changing similar to Riot’s League of Legends, Gen.G wanted to pick up a squad that was eager to grind away and not get trapped in the success of one meta.
What Gen.G doesn’t have is the big names and that’s a purposeful decision on their end. Gen.G has the brand, culture, and vision of a successful organization. We’ve seen in CSGO what a top-fragging in-game leader can do for their team. However, starting with a clean slate and the very obvious drive, it’s fair to say PLAYER1 can regain his form.įun Fact: PLAYER1 was the only Brimstone player in the T1 tournament to finish with a positive kill-to-death ratio. Citing his frustration with the increasingly difficult nature of accessibility within the CSGO tournament scene, it’s not surprising that his play has trended downward in his last few bouts with CSGO.
He bounced around the same tier-2 scene that everybody else couldn’t break out of, except for gMd. PLAYER1 comes from the same lineage as many of the others on this team.
Favoring Brimstone, he is in control of arguably the best utility in the game. PLAYER1 is a fitting name as Keven fills the shoes of the team’s captain. 🔗: #GenGWIN #WeAreGenG #TigerNation /WH1uMA9ccr- Gen.G Esports May 4, 2020 Ready rematch against Team Brax is here for the Grand Finals of the invitational! If you saw the last match you know you won't want to miss this!🔥🔥🔥 As a result, they are hopping on the hype train to Valorant with significant backing from Gen.G. The squad has consistently struggled to get their foot in the door of an established landscape. Contradictory to what other big names in the space are doing, Gen.G signed an entire team of Canadian CSGO prospects. Now let’s learn about the squad they signed: French Canadians. We now know why Gen.G have entered the space and why it is something to get excited about. With storied organizations like Gen.G throwing their hat into the mix, it’s no wonder that Valorant esports is on the fast path to top the charts.
Alongside their success is a long list of huge non-endemic sponsors such as McDonald’s and Bumble and a worth of $185 million dollars, slotting them in as the 6th richest esports organization. Gen.G is a name synonymous with success and championships in both the Overwatch League and League of Legends. This would group the name with other names that have this root, such as Luke, Luc and Lucas.One of the first teams to make a splash in the Valorant esports scene was one of it’s most prestigious. Īnother less well accepted explanation of the origin of the name is that its source is "Loukas", a Greek name meaning " One from Lucania". In Provence, in southeastern France, many think that it actually is "the old Provençal form of Louis", in which case it means " Famed Warrior". Non-Breton speaking Bretons often think it is the Breton form of the name Louis. Loïc is a Breton given name, based on Laou, a Breton diminutive of Gwilherm or Gwilhom (like Bill is a diminutive of William), with the diminutive ending ig (like Billy).
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