VALORANT Substitute Player CGRS Makes a Strong Impact at VCT Masters Tokyo
Patiphan “CGRS” Posri, a substitute player for Paper Rex, surprised everyone at VCT Masters Tokyo with his exceptional gameplay as a Gekko main. Despite being called up on short notice, CGRS stepped up to the challenge and helped his team reach the top three.
Utilizing Gekko’s Abilities for Success
Although expectations weren’t high for Paper Rex, CGRS and his team proved everyone wrong with their impressive performance. They utilized Gekko’s abilities effectively, particularly on the maps Bind and Lotus.
Ultimate Combos and Ability Retrieval
One of CGRS’s notable plays was on the Lotus attack at the C site. He strategically threw his Dizzy blind behind a small wall to gather information at the beginning of the round. This allowed his team to make informed decisions and easily retrieve the ability for later use.
Gekko’s ultimate, Thrash, was combined with Skye’s ultimate, Seekers, to create powerful combos. The enemy team had to choose between shooting down the ultimates or dealing with other utility, leading to advantageous situations for Paper Rex.
Other abilities that required attention, like Raze’s Boom Bot, were used to distract the enemy team. CGRS and his teammates took advantage of this distraction to secure kills and gain the upper hand.
Using Dizzy Flash for Strategic Advantage
CGRS showcased the sneaky potential of Dizzy’s flash by using it to spot enemies and blind them while defending. This allowed his team to collapse on the blinded enemies and gain an advantage in their defensive strategy.
CGRS’s Impact in the Tournament
Although Paper Rex didn’t win the Masters Tokyo title, CGRS’s exceptional Gekko play was a key factor in their top three placement. Fans can look forward to something’s return to the squad in the future.
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