Top 5 games that Saint Streamer Shroud is “dominating”

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has just been released and Shroud immediately showed crazy skills in multiplayer mode. Even in the first match, he messed up some settings in the menu and when he returned to battle, he immediately knocked down his opponent with a headshot. Considering Shroud’s skill and reputation, it’s not surprising to see that the first shot he takes in a brand new game is a headshot. Shroud finished the first game with a score of 26-6, an impressive opening.

2. Apex Legends

Shroud doesn’t play Apex Legends professionally, but when he logs in and plays against the gamer professional, he integrated perfectly. Shroud is currently in the highest rank of Apex. His worldwide ranking at the moment is around 500 (in the top 0.1% of players).

3. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO)

Longtime fans of Shroud know where is the beginning of hot streamer hey: he successfully competed in Cloud9’s professional CSGO roster. Many will believe that game This was the springboard that made Shroud famous, before that PUBG. Shroud’s connection to C9 began with the acquisition of CompLexity’s roster, which Shroud was a replacement at at the time. Given Shroud’s incredible accuracy and reputation in clutch matches, the C9 was able to secure a steady place at tournaments in the following years, most notably in the ESL series won 1st place with a prize of 200,000 USD in 2016.

4. World Of Warcraft Classic

Shroud went to World of Warcraft Classic openly, live stream games for hours. He also doesn’t play grudgingly and has been able to stand on par with some of the biggest names in WoW (like Asmongold and Sodapoppin). He extended the livestream for 24 hours after the game’s release, followed by streams averaging around 10 hours a day with the game. While we’re not talking PvP here, Shroud’s success with leveling up effectively demonstrates the versatility of a player. streamer.

5. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG)

All have to agree PUBG with Shroud being his most explosive growth period. Moving on from CSGO and C9, PUBG has become Shroud’s new “vehicle” to boost his reputation as a gamer. FPS S level. Shroud’s most popular YouTube videos are dominated by his PUBG content, which performs well in tournaments, showmatches and livestreams – perhaps most notably taking the top spot in the tournament Twitch Rivals was particularly intense last year, winning over $5000 for the slot.

Shroud’s skills have won him a lot of fans. Now that he’s given up Twitch for Mixer, he’ll likely bring a bunch of FPS fans with him. It will be interesting to see if Shroud get hooked on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and bring back more of his competitive side again?​