Valorant: JasonR graphics, crosshair and other in-game settings

Modified Jun 30, 2020 05:24 GMT

JasonR graphics, crosshair and other in-game settings in Valorant (Image Credits: Twitter)

The list of esports professionals leaving CS: GO for Valorant is ever-increasing. JasonR became the latest addition to this list when he was drafted up by FaZe Clan on June 26 and became the first-ever player on their Valorant roster.

Jason ‘JasonR’ Ruchelski was known for his time in OpTic Gaming but has turned his focus to streaming in recent years.

Hey @PlayVALORANT. We're here.INTRODUCING FAZE CLAN'S FIRST VALORANT RECRUIT:Welcome, FaZe JasonR!@JasonRuchelski | https://t.co/Qa5rKivlYU | #FaZeUp pic.twitter.com/gvXGSSdgyD
— FaZe Clan (@FaZeClan) June 25, 2020

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Jason’s addition to FaZe Clan's Valorant roster marks his retirement from his professional CS: GO career, where he wasn’t able to gain much success and notoriety.

His career in the Valve shooter was moderate at best, and his peak came in 2017 when he played in OpTic Gaming as a stand-in after the departure of their in-game leader Peter “stanislaw” Jargus.

Jason has been grinding Valorant ever since the release of its closed beta in April. He has also been streaming the game non-stop and has gained a follower count of over 745,000 on Twitch, along with 35,373,190 views.

He is absolutely god-like with Reyna and can single-handedly destroy the enemy team with her.