Attacking Soul Esports

ASE's competitive journey has spanned roughly 20 tournaments. They've received direct invitations to three of these events, bypassing qualifiers. Their tournament history includes appearances in major Chinese events like the VALORANT China Ascension 2023, as well as several iterations of the VALORANT China Evolution Series, where they consistently secured respectable placements, earning several thousand USD in prize money. While their early tournament experiences were less successful, like the Huya Pre-Star in 2020, recent results demonstrate incremental improvement and growth within the competitive landscape.

Throughout their history, ASE has seen a roster of approximately 16 players. The initial lineup included players such as Monk, pinKBaby, and jueshihaodie, while the current roster features Zero1 (Meng Zhen Ren). Other notable players who have contributed to the team's journey include Bunt, YHchen, ASE V, and Kv1ce, highlighting the dynamic nature of the team's composition over time. This continuous evolution of the roster reflects ASE's ongoing efforts to optimize their performance and adapt to the ever-changing meta of the competitive Valorant scene.

ASE's ranking has fluctuated throughout their history, reaching a peak position of 17th overall. However, their ranking has been inconsistent. In late 2023, their ranking ranged from the high 20s to the low 30s. Their lowest ranking was 42nd overall. As of the latest update, ASE is currently unranked, with their last recorded ranking being 27th on December 20, 2023. The team's ranking reflects the challenges of maintaining consistent top-tier performance in the highly competitive Valorant landscape.

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