Jacob Arce, Director of XSET ESPORTS, said: “We realize that the electronic sports context is changing and we are all trying to adapt.”
“There are many talents that have not been exploited among female players. And we want to give them the opportunity for the world to pay attention to the importance of integration, because we believe in their potential.”
XSET will hold “hand trials” within 1 month. In addition, XSET is also seeking to expand the list of content creators in Fortnite.
“Our test sessions are for everyone. We are looking for the most suitable person to explore new platforms,” Jacob Arce added. “The ultimate goal is to gather the best factors for us to support and invest while they compete at the highest level.”
At the end of August, XSet was entangled in the lawsuit because of the 4 -player Zachary “Zekken” Patrone, Matthew “Cryocells” Panganiba, Jordan “Ayrin” He, Rory “DEPHH” Jackson and former coach Don “Syykont” Muir of Valorant team. Accordingly, XSET Valorant has committed to pay 50% of the Champions 2022 package revenue. However, according to the Court's document, XSET refused to pay the revenue to any old member in the team. The documents also revealed that XSet ignored the “letter asking for goodwill negotiations” sent by 4 players and coach Syykont in April, leading to lawsuits.
