Esports Recruiting

Ever since the PH pro scene in CODM started, the number of teams competing in amateur and semi-pro tournaments increased drastically. The skill ceiling in CODM is getting higher every day as more people are getting in the game. The ever-changing meta in the game helped a lot in attracting new players as well as spicing up the competitive scene in CODM,” coach Device said.

It is also worth noting that since the CODM community is growing larger, organized and well-prepared teams are now starting to rise with boot camps provided for virtually any top tier team in PH right now. Most players today have the opportunity to pursue their dreams of becoming a pro player whereas when we take a look at the scene over the past year that has not been the case. Teams are getting more and more competitive now and that has been a testament as to how the game has changed,” the team added in unison.

As we move through the 2023 season of the CODM pro scene, we reminisce and review its history. We look back at some of the teams that have given NRX a run for their money (and even beat them in some tournaments).

New Member Recruitment !

The NRX esports organization, is looking to recruit amateur player Justin “DRMN” Acang to one of its Call of duty Mobile. This was revealed through a vlog by NRX Esports pro player VinXi . According to VinXi , DRMN has been thinking about joining the NRX team as he wants to improve as a Call of duty esports pro player under a new team. However, Vinxi thinks that DRMN will first have to learn how to communicate efficiently with NRX’s members and adjust to the culture of the region before he is able to grow as a pro player in the Philippine team.

The NRX esports organization, is looking to recruit ’ Amateur player Justin “DRMN” Acang to one of its Codm player.

According to NRX VinXi, DRMN has been thinking about joining the NRX team as he wants to improve as a CodM esports amateur player under a new team
For now, Justin “DRMN” Acang is still weighing the odds on whether he will be joining a new team .

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Then and Now: NRX Jeremiah and the CODM Pro Scene in the Philippines

Ever since NRX Jeremiah 29:11 captured the first-ever Call of Duty Mobile Philippines Championship way back in March of 2020, the game’s pro scene has seen a lot of changes. From rosters to meta guns to numerous major tournaments held in the country, it goes without saying that the team had adjusted to all these changes; even more so, they have adapted to it.

The squad hailed by renowned Malaysian shout caster AJ “The Mustachio” Singam as the kings of Garena is composed of JC “Jayzee” Rivera, Kennedy “iDra” Mondoy, Benj “CRUSH” Trinidad, Jerrold “Woopiiee” Regay, and John Kenneth “KenDy” Pimentel, recent additions coach Bruce “Device” Cruz and Eulo “6ix9ine” de Chavez, and former members Khenji “Khenji” Saito, Patrick Warren “Warren” Jadear and the late Michael “Kyaaah” Belaya. They all have competed, won, and brought glory to the country in major tournaments both nationally and internationally. They themselves admitted the aforementioned changes in the game.

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