Battlegrounds Mobile India’s official Android launch has created a lot of buzz in the nation’s mobile esports community.
The hype around Krafton’s latest title has always been at an all-time high and the community has had a lot of speculation around the type of esports scene that the game will be looking to create.
Asarudheen of Vaadhiyaar has been one of the biggest community personalities in the PUBG Mobile scene for some time now, and he is of the many who feels that Battlegrounds Mobile India will be able to create a significant boom for the mobile esports community.
In a conversation with Abhishek Mallick of Sportskeeda Esports, Asarudheen opens up about his time before Vaadhiyaar, and some of the expectations that he has from BGMI in the coming months.
Here is an excerpt of the conversation.
Q. Asarudheen, tell us a bit about your life outside your channel “Vaadhiyaar”. How did you get started and what inspired you to become such a big video games community figure in the region?
Vaadhiyaar: Before I was known for the persona of Vaadhiyaar, I used to be an IT professional with 5 years of experience.
My entry into the video games and esports industry was completely accidental, but from my very childhood, I had been incredibly fond of PC titles like FIFA, GTA, and CS: GO. as well as mobile games like Mini Militia, and Clash of Clans.
Unfortunately, college had taken a toll on my gaming life, but then I eventually made a comeback to the scene, with PUBG Mobile. I eventually quit my job because I felt that I was getting better at the game, and I was also successfully able to mentor a team while still being a professional player.
By quitting, I was no more forced to be a part of the common workforce, and I could focus on what I wanted to do, and I eventually became a community figure. I eventually got married, and that helped me get even stronger and pursue my dreams through gaming and social media platforms.Timeless EXCLUSIVE
Battlegrounds Mobile India’s official Android launch has created a lot of buzz in the nation’s mobile esports community.
The hype around Krafton’s latest title has always been at an all-time high and the community has had a lot of speculation around the type of esports scene that the game will be looking to create.
Asarudheen of Vaadhiyaar has been one of the biggest community personalities in the PUBG Mobile scene for some time now, and he is of the many who feels that Battlegrounds Mobile India will be able to create a significant boom for the mobile esports community.
In a conversation with Abhishek Mallick of Sportskeeda Esports, Asarudheen opens up about his time before Vaadhiyaar, and some of the expectations that he has from BGMI in the coming months.
Here is an excerpt of the conversation.
Q. Asarudheen, tell us a bit about your life outside your channel “Vaadhiyaar”. How did you get started and what inspired you to become such a big video games community figure in the region?
Vaadhiyaar: Before I was known for the persona of Vaadhiyaar, I used to be an IT professional with 5 years of experience.
My entry into the video games and esports industry was completely accidental, but from my very childhood, I had been incredibly fond of PC titles like FIFA, GTA, and CS: GO. as well as mobile games like Mini Militia, and Clash of Clans.
Unfortunately, college had taken a toll on my gaming life, but then I eventually made a comeback to the scene, with PUBG Mobile. I eventually quit my job because I felt that I was getting better at the game, and I was also successfully able to mentor a team while still being a professional player.
By quitting, I was no more forced to be a part of the common workforce, and I could focus on what I wanted to do, and I eventually became a community figure. I eventually got married, and that helped me get even stronger and pursue my dreams through gaming and social media platforms.
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