Crest Gaming Zst terminates contract with “Art” after only 3 months
Japanese esports organization Crest Gaming Zst has made the surprising announcement that they have decided to terminate the contract of their most recent addition, Art, after just three months of him joining the team. The exact reasons behind this sudden departure have yet to be revealed.
In a statement released by the organization, they stated, “It has been mutually agreed to terminate the contract with Art, who belonged to the VALORANT division of Crest Gaming Zst. We sincerely thank him for his contributions so far and wish him the best in his future endeavors.” This unexpected news comes as a shock, especially considering that the deadline for roster submissions for the upcoming VALORANT Challengers Japan Split 1 is just four days away.
Sudden departure of “Art” raises questions for Crest Gaming Zst
The unexpected departure of Art from Crest Gaming Zst has raised several questions within the esports community. With the roster submission deadline looming, it is unclear how the team plans to fill the void left by Art. Fans and analysts eagerly await the organization’s announcement of their latest recruit or temporary replacement in the coming days. The suddenness of this decision suggests that there may have been some internal issues or conflicts that led to Art’s departure.
Crest Gaming Zst to reveal replacement for “Art” ahead of VALORANT Challengers
As Crest Gaming Zst moves forward without Art, they are expected to announce a new member for their VALORANT division soon. With the deadline for roster submissions approaching, the organization cannot afford to delay their decision. The addition of a new player will be crucial for the team’s performance in VALORANT Challengers Japan Split 1. Fans and supporters of Crest Gaming Zst eagerly await the announcement, hoping for a strong replacement who can fill Art’s shoes.
Concerns over toxic behavior surrounding “Art” in Japanese VALORANT community
Rumors have been circulating within the Japanese VALORANT community regarding Art’s toxic behavior, which may have played a role in his sudden departure from Crest Gaming Zst. These concerns about his attitude and behavior reportedly hindered his attempts to join other teams after his previous organization, Jadeite, disbanded. Art’s unique use of the Odin and his talent as an in-game leader and controller player could not compensate for the negative reputation he had garnered.
Crest Gaming Zst’s current roster for the 2024 season
With the departure of Art, Crest Gaming Zst’s current VALORANT roster for the upcoming 2024 season consists of Souta “sakurai” Sakurai, Yoo “Moothie” Seung-woo, Song “HYUNMIN” Hyun-min, and “Brofeld.” The team is accompanied by head coach “Nerufi” and coach “Egi.” This lineup will face the challenge of finding a replacement for Art and adapting to the changes as they strive to perform well in VALORANT Challengers Japan Split 1.
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Juandi is a Staff Writer for VALO2ASIA.COM.
Analyst comment
Positive
As an analyst, the sudden termination of Art’s contract raises questions for Crest Gaming Zst. They will need to quickly find a replacement ahead of VALORANT Challengers. Concerns over Art’s toxic behavior may have influenced his departure. A strong replacement is crucial for the team’s success.
