Last year, Gen.G from south korea went through big changes, Swapping out all players and coaches except meteor. They expressed their excitement for VCT PACIFIC 2024 KICK-OFF in a video on valorant’s official youtube channel.
In the interview, Meteor, The current oldest member, Began by reflecting on the past year, Saying, “I realized I wasn’t communicating well, and we fell into a slump. Even after winning four games in a row, the atmosphere wasn’t good. We had fights, and I believe that’s why we collapsed.”
This year, Gen.G is entering the fray with new members like t3xture, Munchkin, Lakia, and Karon. Meteor shared, “The whole team is sharp, and their aim is excellent. They’ll be a significant threat to other teams,” expressing his enthusiasm.
Munchkin, Joining the interview later, Explained, “Last year, I left T1 because we didn’t see eye to eye,” clarifying his departure despite participating in the world championships. He added, “Now that I’m with Gen.G, I want to prove T1 made the wrong choice.”
In the final part of the interview, Lakia, who left DRX in 2022, Talked about his journey mainly in challengers in japan and south korea. In the video, he stated, “I was active in the top scene, but I hit rock bottom. I want all the fans to see that I’ve bounced back.”
Gen.G, on the comeback trail, Is set to participate in VCT PACIFIC 2024 KICK-OFF in seoul, South Korea, from February 17th to 25th. Despite finishing 4th last year and missing out on the international tournament, They’re eager for a fresh start with new members. Gen.G’s first match is against rex regum qeon.
