Who are the teams competing in VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1?
After an intense set of open qualifier rounds, the final eight VCT Game Changers teams competing in the VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1 main event have all been decided. Now, all eight NA Game Changers teams will have an opportunity to become the next team to win a VCT Game Changers title and the cast of talent is quite exciting.
From VALORANT Game Changers Worlds runner-up Shopify Rebellion GC to the various Cloud9 White players scattered across the remaining teams, it is a complete coin toss as to who will be able to reign supreme. Regardless, here are all the teams competing in the VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1 main event.
Who is competing in VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1
The following eight teams will be competing to be the first VCT 2023: Game Changers champion of the VCT 2023 season.
- Shopify Rebellion GC
- Moist Moguls RED
- Evil Geniuses GC
- Version1
- Complexity GX3
- XSET Purple
- Misfits Black
- FaZe Clan GC
Apart from Shopify Rebellion GC, who remains unchanged going into 2023, some of the top storylines going into VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1 are Version1, XSET Purple, and Complexity GX3. All three of these teams contain remnants of the Cloud9 White dynasty so it will be interesting to see which set of players will be able to continue their reign of dominance domestically. Or, this could be Shopify Rebellion GC’s opportunity to turn 2023 into a dynasty following their strong performance at VCT Game Changers Worlds.
When does VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1 begin?
The VCT 2023: Game Changers Series 1 main event will begin on April 11 and end on April 14. There, all eight teams will compete against each other across the four-day event. Who do you think takes the first domestic title in 2023? Is it a reigning champion or are we seeing a new set of players make their mark this year.
For more information on the VALORANT Game Changers schedule for all of 2023, be sure to check out our article highlighting the VCT Game Changers schedule and what you need to know.
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