One Esports will devise a Call of Duty Warzone event that invited streamers from different regions to fight for its $5000 prize pool.
Streamers from Asian regions such as the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand saw themselves some delegates as six talents will clash on Warzone Pacific's Caldera on Mar. 5 at 5:00 P.M. (GMT +8), according to an article published by the hosting organization - One Esports.
The six stalwarts for the upcoming clash are Bings, boyMinORu, Een Mercado, Josh Cullen, Kim Luz, and Viperdemon.
Bings' things
Brandishing its red-and-white composed Singaporean flag, Bings emanates her Dota 2 playing prowess into the world of First-person shooting.
In an analysis by Twitch stats, Bings' preference of games includes the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game Dota 2 and a Massively Multiplayer Online Action Role Playing Game (MMO ARPG), which procured the greatest number of hours played respectively having three days, one hour, and 40 minutes, and one day, six hours, and 20 minutes.
Also, the Singaporean girl gamer grew fond of playing the simulation-based Twitch video game - Just Chatting - tallying a day, three hours, and 50 minutes of playtime, as well as Dying Light 2: Stay Human, an action-horror game that ultimately propelled his streaming career allotting 14 hours and 20 minutes of playtime.
Bings' things surely are not one of the underdog-tale in the fight, but, otherwise, she will come to win.
boyMinORu ruling
Thai player for Made in Thailand Esports, based on his Facebook page, 1st.MinORu's brilliance about PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds mechanics will sure boost his bid in the upcoming clash.
Though the common game he ponders on in Twitch is Grand Theft Auto (GTA) V, the Thai talent has its hands quite ground as his second most played game through a twitch statistical review - Stream Charts - is Valorant.
Will boyMinORu indeed rule? It is for you to find out on One Esports' official YouTube channel two days from now on.
The Keen Een Mercado
Filipina live streamer Een Mercado is another girl gamer invited to partake in the event; Een is an NFT collector and also an Axie Infinity enthusiast, as mentioned in the same One Esports report.
Will that tactical knowledge be sufficient for her to bag the prize money? Well, the answer is still yet to arise as this same streamer is a PDAX PH partner, seizing connections with one of the Philippines' Cryptocurrency trading platforms; also, she is a cosplayer and an events host - a trivial one for those rooting for her.
Josh Cullen
Philippines' one and only five-man boyband SB19 has its own delegate in Caldera. This time, not for vocal impressions, smooth and graceful dance moves but for a shooting fight. Josh Cullen will perhaps dance and sing his way to the top on Mar. 5 as his Dead by daylight and Dying Light 2 playing experience backs his eyes-on-the-prize campaign to go according to his hand and crosshair placement beat.
Kim Luz, definitely not lose
In an introduction by Joseph Asuncion in his article in One Esports, Kim had an impressive 63-point play in the previous Warzone Heroes showdown. Will this history be repeating itself again? Or perhaps, will he beat his previous showing? An obvious answer is present in his name; he will come not to Luz.
ViperDemon, the intimidating one
Another Thai delegate ViperDemon will participate in the One Esports-hosted event. His mere presence in the attendance shrugs confidence being a Counter-Strike professional player, an indeed threat to the prize all the other five candidates must see coming.
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Written by: Jhon Paul Salazar
