Dignitas one of the prominent NA orgs which entered the Valorant hype with their female CS:GO Roster.
But it didn’t turn out to be a genius move as they signed the Homeless roster core except Laski at the end of August.
The final member was announced as Shanks, who joined as a trial player as Dignitas were trying to find their final piece.
VALORANT update (1/2):@Shanks_TTV's trial has ended and we have decided not to sign him to our roster.
We thank him for his time with the team during our trial and wish him the best of luck in his career.
— Dignitas (@dignitas) September 21, 2020
He played with DIG for a number of tournaments and was expected to be signed by the org.
He had great showings at Pittsburgh Gauntlet Qualifier and Pop Flash Invitational where he averaged an ACS of 257 and K/D of 1.05.
However the org decided to not go forward with the player and ended his trial with the team.
The most shocking update was when Poised, Shanks real life brother was let go off the team after mutual consent.
VALORANT update (2/2):
We mutually agreed to release @poisedcsgo as the team has decided to go in another direction.
We are confident he'll find success as he continues his career and thank him for his time with our team
— Dignitas (@dignitas) September 21, 2020
After the release of Valorant , Poised has averaged 184 ACS over 744 rounds in different tournaments.
The player break break started when the last ignition series ended.
I would like to announce that I have mutually agreed to part ways with Dignitas as it wasn’t the correct fit and will be looking for another team to play with. @dephh_csgo, @psalm and @supamencf have been amazing teammates and looking forward to compete against them in the future
— poised (@poisedcsgo) September 21, 2020
Notable teams have decided to make roster changes in order to get the right match.
With teams like 100 Thieves, T1 and AndBox yet to complete their roster.
It could be the possible destination for shanks and Poised.
Dignitas Roster:
Harrison “psalm” Chang
Phat “supamen” Le
Rory “dephh” Jackson
