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Group Red of the 2022 PMGC League has just ended, let's check out the overall rankings and the teams that will make it to the next stage(s) and those who won't.


<img src="https://prodcdn.1playapi.com/uploads/20221121/4e2d9ce780f029ba17e5584d35e6e2bd.png?x-oss-process=image/watermark,image_MXBsYXkvd2F0ZXJtYXJrLnBuZz94LW9zcy1wcm9jZXNzPWltYWdlL3Jlc2l6ZSxQXzc=,g_sw,x_10,y_7,text_QEFwYW56,interval_6,align_1,color_FFFFFF,size_55" />Congratulations to Buriram United Esports for winning the Group Red bracket! Such an insane gameplay between them and Influence Chemin within the lobby, fighting throughout these 4 days to stay in the Top 1, but nontheless both teams showed amazing consistency 🔥 S2G Esports also were able to clutch against LGD Gaming in the very final game to secure their spots to the Grand Finals in Jakarta, alongside - of course - Buriram &amp; Influence Chemin 👏🏻


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LGD Gaming, Agonxi8, DRS Gaming, BTR RA, 4Rivals, Titan Gaming, Nigma Galaxy &amp; BOX Gaming have secured their second chance into the Survival Stage (It really went down to the final match for NGX &amp; BOX 😱) They will battle with other wildcard teams from Groups Green and Yellow to fight for tickets into the Last Chance and the final 4 spots to Jakarta, and more prizepool of course 🤑 (Also, yay for 4Rivals!)


GGWP to The Infinity, Madbulls, Team Queso, R8 &amp; eMTEK, they are unfortunately eliminated from the PMGC 2022. Try again next year 💪🏻
 
Wait, you said The Infinity not qualifying to the next stage and eliminated immediately?? Yeah, you read that correctly, very unfortunate for them... How the mighty have fallen 😥


That's Group Red done and dusted, up next is Group Green where we'll being seeing some very scary teams such as Nova, Vampires, EVOS, Alpha7, Stalwart &amp; another Malaysian representative; Yoodo Alliance. What do you think will happen in this group for next week? 👀


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Group Red of the 2022 PMGC League has just ended, let's check out the overall rankings and the teams that will make it to the next stage(s) and those who won't.
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Everything about the game and its esports scene was distinct, which gave viewers a completely different feel from the far more established LoL esports leagues — one that was edgy, cool, and diverse, headlined by agents from various countries, cultures, and backgrounds.The real-world roots of Valorant also stood in stark contrast to the more cartoonish and fantastical (and more recently, anime-inspired) League of Legends champions.In this exclusive interview with ONE Esports, Riot Games Executive Producer of Valorant Esports Events, Jean-Baptiste (JB) Blot, talks about what the team took away from its LoL esports predecessor, why professionals outside of esports were brought in, and the theme for Valorant’s newly franchised esports scene next year.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Valorant_ValorantChampions2022_Boaster_VCTcollection-1024x576.jpg">For the first time in 12 years on a Riot Games esports broadcast, custom-printed cloth and clothes were created and worn by talent on the Valorant Champions 2022 show in Istanbul, Turkey.The hosts, casters, interviewers, and players on the panel were dressed by stylists Christina Greiner and Mina Katharina Muraschkin, whom JB bought in from the entertainment industry.“We’re looking for people who are not necessarily in esports, but who love esports,” JB told ONE Esports. “Esports is not one of those things that you can go to school for to get into. It’s a thing that you love, and then that love somehow leads you to where you are today.”JB himself had a career in music, and many of the professionals working on VCT events have a similar creative background, which is why they “look so different as an esport,” down to the clothing, lights, design, and video content.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Valorant_KRU_Esports_Reykjavik2022-1024x576.webp">After Riot had set the creative direction for VCT back in 2020, they sought out talent who would fit the brand’s style, but also be able to express themselves.“As the creative for VCT, I have a specific vision for what VCT looks and feels like: it feels angular, not straight, not linear, not round,” JB explained. “It has certain colors, it’s reflective because the lore is about the mirror verse, and you have duality, like alpha and omega.”This is why everything in Valorant esports is intentionally mirrored, from its clothing to its lighting and even its championship trophy.With this overarching concept in mind, Riot Games went on to seek out artists who vibed with the idea. For example, lead designer Tobias, who had previously worked with JB on Frank Ocean, is someone he would describe as “very angular.” Tobias came from high fashion, with experience working with brands like Balenciaga and artistes like The 1975 and FKA twigs.Above all, the team prioritizes open communication on Valorant esports’ themes and concepts, even when working with freelancers. JB views it as a partnership built on mutual respect, understanding, and a love of the game.“Valorant is supposed to be inclusive, it’s supposed to be about self-expression, and because of that, we need a wide variety of expression and talent,” he said. “That’s why we’re the most diverse esport in the world.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Valorant_LOUD_Champions2022_Trophy-1024x576.webp">Building a team who has mountains of experience outside of esports, it is clear that Riot Games wanted to create a different product from League of Legends — which also wouldn’t be possible if not for everything that the League of Legends and its esports teams accomplished over the past decade.“They’re in their 12th year and they really had to legitimize esports for it to become just sports — there’s not even a need to say esports now, it’s just sports,” JB said.“For Valorant we really wanted to do something different, something that no one really has done before,” he added. “So even though we were lucky enough to have our friends from League of Legends give us a lot of knowledge and learnings from their past, we really tried to carve our own way and try to find our own brand and do our own thing.”While LoL esports does have themes for each tournament, it does not currently have yearly themes tying everything together. In Valorant, a common thread unites all Masters tournaments, as well as its final stop, Champions. In 2021, the theme was “The Art of Greatness.” This year, it’s “Fearless Individuality.”There will be new and exciting themes to explore in 2023, especially as the VCT moves to a franchised model featuring 30 teams in three major regions.“If I had to take a wild guess, it’s more about discovering our new teams and discovering the unapologetically global aspect of our sport,” JB teased. “These are the best teams in the world, so now we have to meet them.”Follow ONE Esports on Twitter for more Valorant updates, guides, features,and more.</div>

It was 2020. We were deep into the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the world was under lockdown.Then, on June 2, Riot Games released its first-ever FPS title, Valorant, 10 years after debuting League of Le...

Group Red Final Rankings 📊🏆 - 2022 PMGC League

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