A new conversion in progress?
Riot Games' FPS is still fresh and new, but many players have already felt the competitive potential of Valorant since its beta release. Seen as being at the crossroads between CS:GO and Overwatch, many players or former pros are reconverting to give a second wind to their careers.
That weekend, the Belgian player ScreaM joined the Valorant Pro Division. This online league regularly confronts high level players, pros, streamers, or influencers.
An already successful return to business
If the Valorant esports scene is still under development, joining the Valorant Pro Division is still a significant first step towards a competitive comeback for ScreaM. The Belgian player hadn't been seen since his move to Team GamerLegion in 2019, where he remains inactive until now.
This isn't a surprise for him who participated and won last weekend Twitch Rivals in Europe, within Team Mixwell.
During a stream, one of Valorant's developers teased the next agent that could arrive in the coming weeks. This would be the first real healer in the game.
