Valorant: TSM Myth's in-game, graphics, and crosshair settings

Apparently, CS: GO professionals and streamers are not the only ones seeking a new career in Valorant, the latest shooter from Riot Games.

Prominent figures from the Overwatch League, and even Fortnite, have been part of the great exodus towards Valorant, and some have also been drafted by major organisations even before the game’s eSports scene has properly taken off.

Valorant helps Myth take off

However, for TSM’s Ali 'Myth' Kabbani, it wasn't exactly a move from one team to another, but from one game to another. Myth was initially a part of TSM’s professional Fortnite roster, along with Daequan and Hamlinz.

All of them took up full-time streaming when Fortnite’s popularity started to plummet. However, Myth wasn’t able to gain many followers while just streaming the game, but started making it big when he finally took to streaming Valorant.

On the 9th April, the 20-year-old went on to reveal in a tweet that he had hit a whopping six million followers on Twitch. Myth wrote, "The support has been unreal and honestly it makes me a bit emotional just thinking about it. Thank you all so much!"

I hit 6 million followers on Twitch today... the support has been unreal and honestly it makes me a bit emotional just thinking about it. Thank you all so much! 😭 pic.twitter.com/wusWTDqCga
— Myth (@TSM_Myth) April 10, 2020