Tarik Struggles in Pro City Valorant Hub
Tarik, a prominent VALORANT player, has been facing difficulties in the early days of the Pro City hub. Although his private group for VALORANT pros and streamers gained initial success, Tarik himself is not performing well in the hub.
Pro City Hub and Tarik’s Performance
Pro City is a competitive hub that includes over 100 players, including some of the best VALORANT players in North America. Tier-one organization players and Game Changers’ teams are instantly accepted by the player council of the hub. Tarik, however, currently finds himself at the bottom of Pro City’s leaderboard with a 785 MMR after 11 wins and 19 losses. Tarik jokingly mentioned his own performance during a live stream and even promised to leave his own project if he hits 500 elo.
Related: Tarik’s Attempt to Address Ranked Throwers
Tarik has been trying to address the issue of throwers in ranked matches in VALORANT, but Riot Games has yet to take action. His efforts to save high-level VALORANT play have been met with silence from the developers.
Tarik expressed his frustration after losing a game, blaming lag as an excuse for his poor performance. He even stated that if he reaches 500 elo, he will remove himself from the hub.
Top Players in Pro City Hub
The Pro City hub currently has 119 VALORANT players, and FaZe’s player Quan “dicey” Tran is leading the pack with an impressive record of 16 wins and 3 losses, resulting in 1364 elo. Behind him are former Complexity player Mike “sharky” Gariti and The Guard player Michael “neT” Bernet, both with a 1194 elo.
Both players in Pro City and the fans following the live stream are enjoying the experience. However, they may not continue playing ranked matches unless Riot Games takes action against alleged throwers who are ruining the gameplay.
Although Tarik is currently going through a slump, it is expected that he will start winning more games and bounce back in the Pro City hub.
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