I usually don’t tweet about these type of things often, but I’ve been seeing it a lot particularly in Valorant and in the last couple years.
It does not matter how popular, hard working, or talented someone is, there will always be consequences. I don’t know when this idea got lost for so many people over the last couple years, but it was a very well-known thing when I started esports 10 years ago.
Your image as a person is EVERYTHING nowadays, and its astonishing that orgs/peers don’t try to help or train for it especially with the increased use of social media and the influence it has our on life and work.
Basically, don’t be stupid online OR in person, its not that hard 👍
🚨Chi-Town Represent!🚨
Henry "@HenryVALORANT" Nguyen has found his collegiate home with the Black and Green! Henry joins the Lakeshow after multiple years of tier-2 competition and Chicago-based VALORANT action. Here what Henry had to say about joining the program below���
"Im super excited to join a roster with incredible mechanics and insight towards the game. Each player on the team is hungry to improve and win so I feel at home with Roosevelt. I am truly looking forward for the next 4 years of academic and competitive success!"