Competing in the Valorant Game Changers World Championship, Roxi set the community on fire for her top-flight keyboard keys featuring shy anime characters.
Guild X lost 2-1 to Shopify Rebellion on day two of competition at the Game Changers World Championship, but with Vivian 'roxi' Schilling's keyboard shown on the air, the team still managed to finish the day on a high note.
A frame of Roxi's top-ranked keycaps featuring blushing anime characters with obscene faces, after her match Twitter ve Posted on Reddit.
Players at the event bring their own peripheral equipment, including a mouse and keyboard, to the stage to compete, so roxi custom built or ordered the keyboard itself and brought it to Berlin to compete at the Valorant Game Changers event.
roxi is a former Counter-Strike pro player who transitioned to Valorant in 2021. He is also a former broadcaster known for his time representing the German esports organization BIG.
Valorant players have been known to showcase their computer hardware and other individual talents on stage at international events in team strikes and celebrations.
Valorant Game Changer player showcases unique keyboard keys
Valorant Game Changers is the only tournament circuit to feature women and other marginalized gender identities in some regions, running the first world championship in 2022. Eight teams from various regions participate in the competition, including North America, Europe, Brazil, Latin America, APAC and APAC. East Asia.
The competition, which started on November 15, will continue until November 20 with the grand finale. The event has a prize pool of $500.000 and is played over LAN at the League of Legends European Championship studio.
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