Version1 secures spot in NA Challengers Finals, but has roster changes
After the first NA Challengers VALORANT event, Version1 secured their spot in the NA Challengers Finals. However, their roster was not finalized as PLAYER1 left the team shortly after. To fill the gap, Version1 brought in wippie on trial, who quickly impressed the team with his skills and teamwork.
Jammyz joins Version1 as a stand-in for Masters
Unfortunately, wippie couldn’t participate in Masters due to visa issues, forcing Version1 to find another stand-in. Jammyz, a former Beastcoast player, stepped up to join Version1 for the tournament. The team started strong with a 2-0 victory over Crazy Raccoon from Japan. Jammyz attributes their success to the team’s free-flowing composition and communication.
Jammyz adapts to his role in Version1
Jammyz already had a connection with some of the Version1 VALORANT players, as he played with them in the CS days. When he heard that Version1 needed a stand-in, he quickly joined the team. In his role, Jammyz focuses on heavy utility usage and lurking. He typically plays more passively, but in the match against Crazy Raccoon, he showcased his ability to be aggressive when needed.
Jammyz aims to make a mark at Masters
Despite the pressure of playing in a major tournament and little time to prepare, Jammyz remains focused and confident. He narrowly avoided disaster in a crucial moment during the match against Crazy Raccoon, but he plans to stay calm and not let nerves get the best of him. Jammyz hopes his performance at Masters will open doors for him as a free agent.
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