Disguised Toast Announced DSG’s Star Studded Game Changers Valorant Roster That Features Popular Streamers Kyedae and QuaterJade

The Valorant eSports front is having a dynamic change. With the introduction of partnerships and premium leagues, the professional front of Riot’s FPS is thriving at the moment. With top franchises competing in the leagues, the game is also offering platforms for strong teams who did not make it into franchising.

This boom in the Valorant circle has pushed many content creators to become brand owners in the game’s circle. Disguised Toast and Ludwig already have their own teams competing in the Challengers League. And now it seems like Toast is expanding his franchise into Game Changers as well by bringing fan-favorite streamers like Kyedae into his team.

Disguised announced their Valorant Game Changers Squad

There are a lot of intriguing competitions happening all over the world. The Pacific and EMEA league is underway and the Americas one is about to start. Amidst all this hype Disguised announced a piece of surprising news. It seems that the team owned by Disguised Toast is making its way into the Valorant Game Changers’ side.

The GC team of DSG is star-studded. Valorant’s most popular female streamers, QuarterJade and Kyedae are included in the squad. The team is led by Tupperware, who already has a professional background. She was formerly part of the Immortal team.

The fourth member is Sydeon and the fifth is Tenzin. DSG GC is under the supervision of coach Corey ‘ruin’ Hartog. The team has raw talent and if ruin manages to bolster the team synergy, they would be a force to be reckoned with at the Game Changers. The team surely is popular on the content side, and the matches are expected to pull insane numbers.

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Additionally, in their recent streams, the fans got to witness all the members of the DSG GC team scriming and practicing. This was an interesting watch as not many teams in the Valorant front stream their scrims. Toast added that they would continue streaming their scrims, and fans can see the team in action at the Open Qualifiers that will begin on April 4.

It would be great to see these prominent NA figures battling it out in a professional competition. Most players in DSG GC would make their professional debut at the Open Qualifiers. The men’s division of the team is doing well at the moment as they are competing in the mid-season Challengers- League.

Do you think DSG GC can defeat their competition and get qualified for the big leagues? Do mention your opinion in the comments below.

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