Lengthy-standing Overwatch skilled participant Andreas “Logix” Berghmans introduced his retirement from the esports scene in a tweet from July 2.
“Having just lately turned 26 I wish to do extra issues in my life to search out what’s subsequent,” he wrote in the tweet. “And it’s been onerous for me to try this with having that attachment to Overwatch.”
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Logix has been recognized within the aggressive scene as a hitscan DPS specialist for the reason that sport’s launch in 2016. He joined Florida Mayhem within the Overwatch League’s inaugural season and performed for Crew Belgium within the first Overwatch World Cup.
He introduced his retirement the day his group ended their journey within the 2023 Overwatch World Cup, after the final day of Europe and Center East’s group part. Regardless of successful 2-0 over Italy, Crew Belgium couldn’t make it to the playoffs because of their basic rating.
Logix beforehand expressed frustration over Overwatch 2‘s direction taken with PvE content on Might 16, and had left his final skilled group on Nov. 15, 2022 following the top of the final Contenders season of the 12 months.
This choice didn’t appear to shock followers, however a lot of them, in addition to personalities from the scene, expressed their assist and wished him one of the best in his future endeavors.
He was significantly recognized within the French-speaking and European scene for taking part in with Misfits, Toronto Defiant, and within the World Cup. It’s nonetheless unclear what form will Logix’s involvement will take sooner or later.
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