For "League of Legends" fans, NRG has just added three new players to their roster. Read more to find out the new NRG members.
NRG Has Three News Players To Their "League of Legends" Roster
ESPN reported that on Tuesday, NRG has signed three new players to their "League of Legends" team roster. This includes the former Team Liquid top laner Diego "Quas" Ruiz, former Team SoloMid, Team Huma and Team Ember jungler Lucas "Santorin" Tao Kilmer Larsen and former Team Dignitas support Alan "KiWiKid" Nguyen. NRG is very happy and satisfied with their new additions.
"We are very proud of the first generation of NRG players and thank them for a solid first spring split," NRG CEO Andrew Pruett told the ESPN. "We are very proud of the first generation of NRG players and thank them for a solid first spring split,"
Thrilled to announce the new members of the team @liquidquas @SantorinLoL @dKiWiKiD #LeagueOfLegends #lolesports pic.twitter.com/BnpkCCh94f
— NRG (@lolNRG) April 26, 2016
How NRG Picks Their New "League of Legends" Members
Per the report, NRG reached out to Santorin after learning that Team Huma is planning to offload him due to financial issues. Santorin initially chose Team Ember over NRG and Renegades but ended with NRG to replace Galen "Moon" Holgate for the summer.
As for KiWiKid, the team has been looking for support since Johnny "Altec" Ru notified the team management that they need one over Kevin "KonKwon" Kwon. The management replaced Altec and KonKwon. Per iDigitalTimes, NRG made a great decision for choosing KiWiKid because he is a career veteran. In fact, he is the longest active NA LCS player. KiWiKid is very knowledgeable with "League of Legends" and has concrete ideas with the ins and outs of his champion pool.
Meanwhile, Renegades reached out to Quas but he chose to be with NRG and fill its top lane. Per Kotaku, the "League of Legends" pro Quas was suspended from Team Liquid. His sudden exit initially confused and upset fans. Quas explained that he was suffering from depression and anxiety and opted to quit from "League of Legends."
"Having just turned 24 I've thought out my options; I've decided to retire from professional gaming and in turn pursue other passions in my life," Quas wrote. "As far as my future - I'm still figuring out the details but for now I'm looking to pursue a medical career."
Are you happy with Santorin, KiWiKid and Quad addition in NRG's "League of Legend" roster? Are you glad that Quas returns to "League of Legends?" Do you support NRG's decision? Does this move increase their chances of winning the "League of Legend" tournament? Share your thoughts below.
