Evil Genius Resurgence: Navigating New Frontiers in Valorant
1eSports 2023: Mobile Gaming Triumphs, Evil Geniuses' Valorant Venture, and Riot's Collegiate Eligibility Rule"
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In a year that showcased the explosive growth of eSports, 2023 unfolded as a pivotal chapter in the competitive gaming saga. The limelight, however, was stolen by mobile gaming, asserting its dominance with record-breaking viewership and unforgettable showdowns. The M5 World Championship for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang emerged as a crown jewel, with its grand finale becoming the second most-watched event of the year. Mobile Legends solidified its status as a flagship title, joined by Pubg Mobile's triumph in the Global Championship and Arena of Valor's international spectacle.
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On a different front, the eSports landscape witnessed the end of an era as Evil Geniuses bid farewell to all eSports except Valorant. The former Dota 2 TI5 champions closed the chapter on their Counter-Strike career, marking the conclusion of a journey that saw highs and lows, victories and controversies. As they pivot to Valorant, the community reflects on EG's legacy and the challenges that shaped their eSports narrative.
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Meanwhile, Riot Games implemented a significant eligibility rule in collegiate eSports, capping players' participation at five school years. This move, starting from the 2023–2024 school year, reshapes the collegiate eSports landscape, placing a limit on the duration of players' engagement and signaling a new era of competitive gaming in educational institutions.