This years VALORANT roster has been revealed for NA VCT

100 Thieves officially revealed its 2022 VALORANT roster, finalizing its five-man stack less than two weeks before the NA VCT open qualifiers begin. Confirmed new team members include Adam “ec1s” Eccles and Hunter “BabyJ” Schline. They will play alongside the remaining trio from last year in Ethan Arnold, Spencer “Hiko” Martin, and Peter “Asuna” Mazuryk. Ec1s will take over the in-game leading role, with both him and BabyJ  taking on the controller and sentinel roles. The trio of Hiko, Ethan, and Asuna will likely stick to their respective roles of Sova main, Skye main, and primary duelist.

Our time is now. #100T

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— 100 Thieves Esports (@100T_Esports) January 17, 2022

100 Thieves is coming off a strong 2021 campaign, in which the team established itself as a top team in North America before reaching the semifinals of its first international VALORANT LAN at Masters Berlin. Unfortunately, the year ended on a sour note, with the team dropping IGL Joshua “steel” Nissan just before the NA Last Chance Qualifier, where they fell to Cloud9 Blue to end their season.

Aside from the departure of steel, 100 Thieves also said goodbye to Nicholas “nitr0” Cannella, who left the roster and VALORANT to make his return to CS:GO and Team Liquid.

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Chamber has an exciting kit, to say the least.

Riot has revealed the latest Agent to enter their competitive shooter with a special trailer released on Friday (see below). The new agent, Chamber, had his arsenal exhibited for the world to see.

Chamber is a new sentinel character. His Ultimate brings out his custom sniper rifle, which kills enemies in one shot and slows enemies around the player who died. For a more detailed breakdown, here are all of his abilities:

Chamber ability kit

C — Trademark

Place a trap that scans for enemies. When a visible enemy comes in range, the trap counts down and destabilizes the terrain around them, creating a lingering field that slows players caught inside it.

Q — Headhunter

Activate to equip a heavy pistol. Alt fire with the pistol equipped to aim down sights.

E — Rendezvous

Place two teleport anchors. While on the ground and in range of an anchor, reactivate to quickly teleport to the other anchor. Anchors can be picked up to be redeployed.

X — Tour De Force

Activate to summon a powerful, custom sniper rifle that will kill an enemy with any direct hit. Killing an enemy creates a lingering field that slows players caught inside of it.

Chamber is set to arrive in Valorant on Nov. 16, one patch after the release of Episode 3 Act 3.

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Streaming video games has become an extensive market for video entertainment. It can range from people simply talking over the game they’re playing or taking a more laid back approach when playing while chatting with their fans.

We even have our own twitch channel if you’re yet to follow!

So it’s not unusual for streamers to play music alongside, however, it comes at a risk. Streamers are constantly getting hassled with copyright strikes when playing background music, with many facing DCMA takedowns.

Fortunately, Riot Games has come up with a solution.

Riot Games Sessions Vi

Riot Games are responsible for the world’s most-streamed games on a platform such as League of Legends and Valorant and they have now created a royalty-free album free for any and all creators to use while streaming (so not just when you play one of their games).

Released on July 2, Sessions Vi is a 37-track album specifically for copyright-free content creation. It consists of mostly instrumental music by artists such as chromonicci, junior state, Tennyson, and Hanz, and has been made available on all music streaming platforms.

Riot Games confirmed in their FAQ that this will be the first of many releases, therefore will we see the music library is only going to continue to grow.

A year ago we made a promise to players and creators: we would create a new music project that is safe to stream and free to use. – Riot Games, FAQ.

They also stated that while it shouldn’t result in any DMCA takedowns, streamers should still credit the artists like they would with any content that is not of one’s own creation. It is out of respect to do so, but also music copyright and disruption can be a little finicky and can punish those who are not careful with the type of music they incorporate so it’s always best to be on the safe side.

Will you be using this royalty-free album for your content? Let us know below!

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