The road to GLL Season 4
After our first appearance in Stockholm for the GLL Grandslam we could not end the year how we wanted. We had our ups and downs and finally decided to make a big adjustment for 2020.
We brought in kODAk1d, winner of the Wingman VIII and Wingman PRO-, previously restricted to the competitive scene because of being underage, but now 18 and hungry for greatnes. We also brought in Harald one of the best in the region that competed against us in the GLL Grandslam, who won the ESL LA League Season 4 and showed his expertise in the PUBG Global Championship. They joined p0me, and quick for the 2020 PUBG roster of Team Singularity.
The first step was to test how good we were internationally and recognize obstacles that come with any new project.
We were invited to the 303 esports Pro League that had some of the best teams from North America, Europe, Latin-America and Oceania. Through scrims and later the tournament we slowly improved and adapted to the playstyle needed to find success.
We felt ready, but when the time came to prove how good we were we fell short by one point for the PGS Latam qualifier. We were destroyed and mostly frustrated because most of the games we didn’t perform where due to small mistakes that were easy to fix but we didn’t get enough time to polish them and it cost us a lot.
But there was no time to sob, next weekend we had GLL Season 4 qualifiers and we were not going to let that chance fly by. The team brushed off the feelings of failure and worked extremely hard to patch things up. After the first day of the tournament, the leaderboard was extremely close, and it continued like that until the very last day. We manage to pull through with a third place, capitalizing on what we could and racking up enough kills to beat the tiebreaker on the last match.
We now are heading to GLL Season 4 in Stockholm with high hopes, and we are confident that with our experienced and talented team we can get Team Singularity to the top.
See you soon!
Manuel “Lampago” Castro, PUBG Team Manager.
GLL Season 4
Después de nuestra primera apariencia en Estocolmo para el GLL Grandslam, no pudimos terminar el año como queríamos. Tuvimos nuestros altibajos y finalmente decidimos hacer un gran ajuste para el 2020.
Trajimos a kODAk1d, ganador de la Wingman VIII y Wingman PRO, anteriormente restringido a la escena competitiva debido a ser menor de edad, ahora con 18 años hambriento de grandeza. También trajimos a Harald, uno de los mejores en la región que compitió contra nosotros en el GLL Grandslam, ganó la ESL LA League Season 4 y mostró su experiencia en el PUBG Global Championship. Se unieron con p0me y quick para el roster de Team Singularity del 2020.
El primer paso era probar que tan buenos éramos internacionalmente y reconocer obstáculos que trae cualquier proyecto nuevo.
Fuimos invitados a la Liga Pro de 303 esport que tenía algunos de los mejores equipos de Norteamerica, Europa, Latinoamerica y Oceania. A través de las scrims y después el torneo, pudimos mejorar lentamente y nos adaptamos al modo de juego necesario para el éxito.
Nos sentíamos listos, pero en el momento de demostrar lo buenos que éramos nos quedamos cortos por un punto en la clasificación de Latam para la PGS. Estábamos destruidos y frustrados porque la mayoría de partidas en las que nos fue mal, se dieron por pequeños errores fáciles de arreglar pero que no tuvimos tiempo suficiente para pulir, y nos costó mucho.
Pero no había tiempo para lamentarse, el siguiente fin de semana teníamos las clasificatorias para la GLL Season 4 y no íbamos a dejar pasar esa oportunidad. El equipo se sacudió los sentimientos de fracaso y trabajó extremadamente duro para parchar las cosas. Después del primer día de torneo la tabla estaba extremadamente pegada y así continuo hasta el último día. Pudimos conseguir el tercer puesto, capitalizando en lo que pudimos y consiguiendo muertes suficientes para romper el desempate en la última partida.
Ahora nos vamos a la GLL Season 4 en Estocolmo con esperanzas altas, estamos seguros de que con nuestro equipo talentoso y experimentado podemos dejar a Team Singularity en alto.
¡Nos vemos pronto!
Manuel “Lampago” Castro, Manager del equipor de PUBG.
About Team Singularity:
Team Singularity, recently acquired by Rightbridge Ventures, launched in 2016 as a grassroots operation and has grown into a premier esports organization with professional teams competing in Fortnite, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Rocket League, League of Legends, FIFA22, Apex Legends and more.
The company is focused on talent development and is the leading player talent incubator in esports. Team Singularity has the largest path2pro esports academy in the world with over 10,000 active amateur players making their way to become the next pro player in esports.
Team Singularity is home to more than 100 players and staff members from more than 30 different countries.
About GamerTech™:
GamerTech (GT) brings disruptive products, technology-based gamer wearables, and advanced apparel solutions to market, focused explicitly on gamers and esports athletes to boost performance, amplify experience, and enhance their overall wellness. GT is a startup within MAS Innovation, a subsidiary of MAS Holdings - the most prominent apparel tech manufacturer in South Asia, with over 118,000 employees across 17 countries and a turnover of USD 2 billion, strongly focusing on apparel-based innovations. MAS Innovation ranked 18th among the world's best workplaces for innovators, conducted by Fast Company in 2022, and placed in Clarivate's highly prestigious Asian innovators list in 2021 and 2022.
