We have some interesting news for all the followers of call of dutysince a vacancy has just opened for a team from the call of duty League, as the world champion, Octane, has just recently confirmed his retirement from the competition.
As you surely know, this gamer’s career began in 2015 with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfarewhere he was instrumental in ushering in a new generation of franchise professionals.
8 years have passed since then and now the also known as The Human Turret has decided to leave control professionally, so he shared a video where he expresses his feelings to all followers.
Here you can see it:
“I feel like I’ve checked every box, at least for me, I feel like I’ve had a pretty successful career. I’ve evolved as a player, I’ve evolved as a teammate, I’ve done everything under the sun when it comes to CoD competitive, and it’s time to call it quits,” Octane said.
As you could see, Octane wanted to confirm that he has finished as a professional player of call of dutyall this while he sat down in front of the camera and thanked his fans in a video of about 8 minutes.
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It is worth mentioning that the impressive career of the esports professional includes 10 titles, including the 2022 CDL Championship with the Los Angeles Thieves. In addition, he won several MVP awards, such as the CWL Anaheim Open in 2017 and was part of the CDL SCUF Team of the Year in 2020, among other achievements.
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