oce valorant · ranking snapshot:
cheasle2 has built their place around keeping rounds connected. as a dedicated initiator, they survive and stay involved more reliably than their fragging output suggests, which lets the team retain some structure after the first exchange. that contribution is practical rather than glamorous: information, pressure, and a body still available when the round reaches its later stages. the limitation is plain too. activity does not regularly become decisive damage, so their value can fade when the rest of the lineup needs someone to finish the sequence.
their first landmark came through txg’s march circuit, with wave rising tides split 1 providing the clearest high point in the run so far. appearances at split 2, fortress qualifiers, and the breakwater open show a player continuing to find places in the conversation. cheasle2 is not selling a duelist fantasy; they are offering continuity. when that continuity supports a sharper finisher, the role makes sense. when it has to carry the round alone, the edges show.
match stats
local oce · 2026- combat score
- 197.6
- damage / round
- 127.7
- kills / death
- 0.90
- round involvement
- 70.8%
580 recorded local rounds. bars compare all 574 eligible players. round involvement means a kill, assist, survival or trade.
event form
local oce · 2026one dot per event. raw results, before opponent adjustment.
duels & clutches
local oce · 2026opening fights count first kills and first deaths. clutch results combine the logged 1v1, 1v2 and larger attempts.
agent pool
available career historylocal event results
- txg valorant circuit 2026: march · 71 rounds · 0.61 rating
- wave oce 2026: rising tides split 1 · 208 rounds · 1.14 rating
- wave oce 2026: rising tides split 2 · 117 rounds · 0.88 rating
- fortress (touch)grassroots esports 2026: series 1 qualifiers · 35 rounds · 0.84 rating
- wave oce 2026: breakwater open · 149 rounds · 1.07 rating
an independent community ranking. bios are generated and edited introductions inspired by the recorded games; they are not interviews.