Seagull Parts Ways with NRG’s Overwatch Team After Focusing on Streaming
One of the iconic figures in the Overwatch scene, Brandon “Seagull” Larned, has officially left NRG’s Overwatch team. The decision was made by Seagull as he shifted his focus towards streaming.
Seagull played a crucial role in the formation of NRG’s Overwatch team and contributed significantly to their success. His skill and versatility on various heroes made him a fan favorite within the community.
In an emotional tweet, Seagull expressed his gratitude towards NRG and the fans for their support throughout his competitive Overwatch journey. He mentioned that his decision to leave the team was driven by a desire to dedicate more time to streaming and creating content for his viewers.
NRG is known for its deep commitment to the Overwatch esports scene and has been a strong contender in tournaments. However, the departure of Seagull marks a significant loss for the team, as they lose both a talented player and a popular personality.
Seagull’s decision to leave the professional competitive scene emphasizes the growing trend of players transitioning towards content creation. Streaming provides a unique opportunity for players to engage with their fans in a more personal way and explore different avenues within the gaming industry.
Seagull’s departure from the NRG Overwatch team leaves fans eagerly anticipating his future streaming endeavors. His charismatic personality and skillful gameplay ensure a promising future as a content creator in the esports community.
Conclusion
Seagull’s departure from NRG’s Overwatch team showcases the increasing trend of players shifting towards streaming and content creation. While his absence leaves a void in the team, fans are excited to follow Seagull’s journey as he explores new opportunities and engages with his community on a more personal level.
Check out Seagull’s emotional tweet here:
Got released from NRG, had a great time with the team and I’m going to miss the guys. Thanks for rooting for us this season and thank you NRG.
— Brandon Larned (@A_Seagull) August 14, 2017