Turtle Troop participant reveals xQc “ghosted” his Valorant crew throughout negotiations

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In a reside stream with TSM content material creator Yassine ‘Subroza’ Taoufik, Turtle Troop participant Peter ‘Governor’ No defined the scenario round his Valorant Challengers crew’s failure to signal with Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel.

The second cut up of the NA Valorant Challengers league is ready to begin in two weeks and Turtle Troop stays unsigned. The North American crew appeared poised to signal with former Overwatch professional and content material creator xQc earlier than these talks reportedly broke down.

In a reside stream with Subroza, Turtle Troop participant Governor was requested about what occurred through the negotiations with the streamer. Governor stated that xQc led the crew on earlier than backing out of the deal with none rationalization.

“We had time period sheets signed and all the things however then he like backed out final second and simply ghosted us,” he stated.

xQc ghosted Turtle Troop, in line with participant

George Geddes initially reported that the deal between the streamer and the crew had fallen by, saying that xQc was absent through the course of and that frustration had “been constructing” in each camps due to it.

If the transfer had gone by, Turtle Troop would have grow to be the third crew within the Challengers league to signal below a content material creator’s model or esports crew. Jeremy ‘Disguised Toast’ Wang assembled a lineup earlier than the beginning of the season, and Moist Moguls, which is co-owned by Charles ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ White Jr. and Ludwig Ahgren, signed the BreakThru roster midway by Cut up 1.

Turtle Troop completed the primary cut up within the NA Valorant Challengers league in fifth place in Group A and missed the Mid-Season Face Off event. They continue to be the only unsigned squad within the league, which is able to return on April 18 with the second cut up.