On his homepage, Ego's representative said: “Today, the Ego team will say goodbye to Valorant. From the first days of its establishment, Ego has always kept himself a firm foothold among the leading Valorant teams in Vietnam, although he has never been officially sponsored. Ego's members over all the periods have come together with enthusiasm, passion and passion for each other.”
“Team Ego Valorant would like to express our sincere thanks to all the fans who have watched, cheered and accompanied us during the past journey.
Like most other Valorant teams in Vietnam, Ego has started the score of the players who used to play professional CSGO. In the first stage of establishment, EGO includes prominent names such as Nguyen “Dangbi” Van Dang or Dev “Devzxje” Nguyen. Entering the stage 3, Ego's main squad continued to be disturbed when Dangbi and Devzxje backed the backstage.
At Challengers 1 and Challengers 2, Ego played with factors such as Tran “Mowf” Duc Minh, Nguyen “Nizzy” Tan Thanh, Vu “Realb” Ngoc Duc Hieu, Nguyen “Koo” Cong Minh and Hoang “Duct” Trung Minh. Entering the Challengers 3 event, Ego broke up with Koo and replaced with the Thai player Niko47A, and won the championship after the victory over Yamagan in the final.
The best achievement of EGO in the Southeast Asia arena is to reach the group stage VCT: Stage 3 Challengers Play-off. However, Nizzy and his teammates had to stop soon with 3 consecutive losses. After Nizzy joined Division X Gaming and MOWF to the Big Baam team, Ego has not yet found a sponsor and officially announced the dissolution. Over the past 1 year, Ego is the second Valorant team in Vietnam to disintegrate after No Hope Gaming.
