Why YOU should give Valorant esports a go - ESL Australia's Ben Green

Everyone is back to an even playing field for esports, and Ben Green from ESL Australia thinks that's one of the best opportunities for new talent ever.

March 31, 2021 10:09 AM

Gianni Di Giovanni

Ben Green is an ESL Australia shoutcaster and is one of the people behind the university Valorant tournament Red Bull Campus Clutch and he says now is the perfect time for you to get involved.

He shares what the competitive scene for Valorant is like, how it feels that esports events are coming back in person, and what he does to prepare for a match.

The Red Bull Campus Clutch is open to University teams across the countrywith online qualifiers which running from April 8 to April 16, and you can register on the Red Bull Esports website

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Some good ninja stuff, good samurai stuff, it took them a long time to get here but boy I'm glad they did.

Pros:

Naoe feels like the old assassins from previous games
Yasuke definitely doesn't, which is very welcome change
Absolutely stunning world that feels busy and lived in

Cons:

Maybe the world actually might be too big?
It's an evolution not a revolution, if you've bounced off Assassin's Creed in the past this doesn't break the mold.

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Why YOU should give Valorant esports a go - ESL Australia's Ben Green

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