The AWPer hasn’t been particularly active on the competitive scene since getting kicked from Liquid in February 2018, with just seven months on the Envy roster on his resumé since then. Feel Free to DM me- Joshua Marzano May 20, 2020 Let's get creative and build something to remember. I'm making the switch to compete in and am looking for a team/org to represent. Been playing CS for about 18 to 20 years now and I've decided it's time for a new chapter. Curiously, he picked his 30th birthday to drop the news, which could be viewed as a mix of a birthday present and an “entering my 30s” resolution. READ MORE: SicK retires from CS:GO, moving to ValorantĪll jokes aside, jdm64 went to Twitter to announce his retirement from the game he had played for two decades.
At that tempo, there won’t be NA CS at all in a few months and I’m not entirely sure if that’s a bad thing. It’s hardly news by now, but yet another prominent North American CS:GO player has called it quits in order to join the Valorant hype train. Former Counter Logic Gaming and Team Liquid AWPer Josh “jdm64” Marzano announced on his 30th birthday that he is officially retired from playing competitive CS:GO and, like many of his North American peers, make the switch to Riot Games’ new first-person shooter Valorant.
(Image credit: jdm64 via Twitter)Ī birthday present? That’s one way to put it. Jdm64 found an interesting way to celebrate his 30th birthday.
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