Team Vitalitywho still won the title of champion of France in 2017 as well as a title of Six French League in 2021will never have succeeded to hang better than a top 16 at the Six Invitational in 2018. After six years, the structure therefore decides to retire from the Rainbow Six: Siege scene.
We’re incredibly proud of what we have accomplished on Rainbow Six: Siege, but it’s time for a change?
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Vitality intends to focus instead on the major titles in which it has a rosterespecially on League of Legends and CS:GO. The team explains that in order to achieve its goals of becoming the largest international sports club, the structure must go through this difficult choice.
We entered the year 2022 with a new strategy to build and develop the best teams in Europe, in the best ecosystems in the world. To support this, we believe that winning over the long term at the very highest level requires permanent focus and high intensity in our investments. To achieve this ambitious goal, we are aware of the need to focus on a selection of ecosystems of the highest leveloffering the best conditions to implement our strategy.
The team roster, composed of BiBoo, Kaktus, P4, risze, Shiinka, Helbee, Lyloun and Robz now finds himself free and will have to find a new formation if they want to continue on the Ubisoft tactical shooter scene. This is very sad news for all fans of French esports on Rainbow Six: Siege, who mourn the departure of one of the community’s favorite teams.