Everybody playing it is so competitive and I also feel like I want to be one of the best, so that's why I play it. He asked me to buy it so I got my father to buy it so I play it with him everyday. I think that's why I like playing FPS games, because it's more of a guy's game.Įnerii: I played because my brother played it. My dad encouraged me to play too because he also likes to play. I used to play soccer also and just like playing games and all that boy stuff.

I seem to connect with them more so my hobbies are like theirs. That's when it all started for me, when I really got passionate for FPS games.įrom when I was a little kid, I've been playing with guys a lot and I have more guy friends than girl friends.

At that time I was playing Cross Fire and my friends asked me to join a tournament. Tarathiel: I think I started playing competitively when I was 12 years old.

Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia recently sat down with Tarathiel, enerii, and margeaux in order to talk about Alter Ego Celestè, their dominance of the FSL VALORANT Circuit, and what it means for an all-female esports team like them to finally make big waves in the esports scene.

They now sit at four-straight titles in this year's circuit and are looking to claim a fifth at FSL VALORANT Open V, which will hold its playoffs from 29 July to 1 August. They won FSL's first-ever VALORANT Open, narrowly lost in the finals of the second one, then proceeded to win the next three events.Īfter getting signed by renown Indonesian esports organisation Alter Ego back in March, Alter Ego Celestè have only gotten stronger in time for the 2021 FSL VALORANT Circuit. In 2020, the roster of Alter Ego Celestè - then playing as Celestè Esports - won all but one of the five VALORANT Open tournaments hosted by FSL that year. Alter Ego Celestè have emerged as far and away the most dominant all-female VALORANT team in Southeast Asia.Ĭomprised of Indonesian players Ryona 'Tarathiel' Tan, Odella 'enerii' Abraham, Dhammamitta 'margeaux' Marvella, July 'Eisberg' Kusuma, Risalma 'oreopheliaa' Agnia, as well as Malaysian player Nurul 'Ayumiii' Aini, the team have been virtually unstoppable since they started competing in the FSL VALORANT Circuit in July last year.

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