During stage 1 of the VRL Revolution, French league of VALORANT, we attended mixed performance from Team Vitality. At the end of the regular season, the French roster, on which many expectations were based, unfortunately failed to qualify for the play-offs of the competition. Finishing 5th in the standings, it is therefore by one place that Vitality misses the play-offs. In order to rectify the shooting, it was this Sunday that the team presented its new revamped roster who will represent his colors during Stage 2 of the VRL Revolutionwhich starts on Monday.
Many of the competition’s favorite rosters have already been revealed, like at OGwhich presented us with a brand new roster, in which could have been the most famous French AWPer of the Counter-Strike scene, KennySbut also on the side of Karmine Corp, for its first participation in VRL. Faced with the competition which is starting to get tough in France, it is therefore an elite roster presented by Team Vitality. In the starting five, we therefore find players drawn from right to left on the European VALORANT scene, even from major teams. First of all, we find the former eXiLe eSports, Jokubas “ceNder” Labutis then Kamil “baddyG” Graniczkafrom the bench of FunPlus Phoenix as well as Santeri “BONECOLD” Sassiwho still won VALORANT Champions alongside Acend but also Joona “H1ber” Parviainen that we could see at KOI and Fnatic and finally, Nathan “nataNk” Bocquehofrom Anorthosis Famagusta Esports.
However, despite this revamped five, other changes have also been made in the bees with in particular the arrival of a replacement in the person of RushManga, for his professional debut. The coaching staff of the structure has also been overhauled following the departure of pm and ZE1SH. For this stage 2, we will therefore have the right to a coaching composed of 3 men from the side of the hive with as Head Coach Tanishq “Tanizhq” Sabharwal. At his side will be present Harry “Gorilla” Mepham as an analyst and Mulgan95 as manager.
After the disappointment that Team Vitality encountered at the start of the season on VALORANT, by failing to qualify in the VRL Revolution play-offs and passing by VCT 2022 Europe Stage 1 Challengers, the bees are betting big with this revamped roster. It is obvious that initially, their objective will first be to finally secure a place for the play-offs during Stage 2 of the French VRL then, afterwards, qualify for international VCT 2022 competitions in order to compete against the best teams in Europe. Knowing the ambition of Team Vitality on many other titles in the world of esports, such as CS:GO for example, it is obvious that even on VALORANT, these convictions remain up to date.