WHAT ARE THE IMPORTANT DETAILS ABOUT TOTAL GAMING E-SPORTS OF FREE FIRE ?

WHAT ARE THE IMPORTANT DETAILS ABOUT TOTAL GAMING E-SPORTS OF FREE FIRE?

Gaming as a whole Esports is an Esports organization run by Total Gaming, aka Ajju Bhai, India's largest gaming content developer. The organization currently has a competitive Free Fire lineup consisting of the following players:-

TG FozyAjay
TG Vasiyo
TG Bala
TG Golden

Garena recently held one of the largest competitions in Free Fire history, the 'Free Fire India Championship 2020' (FFIC), which gave the winners a prize pool of 50 lakh INR.

Total Gaming Esports won the championship, establishing themselves as one of the strongest teams in the country. In this article, the entire roster of Total Gaming Esports, including Ajju Bhai himself, discusses their road to becoming the FFIC Champions.

TOTAL GAMING Ajju Bhai

"I'd always wanted to play competitively, but I'd been playing Freefire on PC for a year, and I'd also switched to mobile, but becoming a pro on a new device takes a long time. So I came up with the idea of forming a competitive freefire mobile lineup under my organization, with myself as the 5th player."

"At the time, I met Vashu, a man from Gujrat, my home state. He referred me to a group that was looking for a sponsor. Because I was seeking a nice team as well, interacting with them quickly created a family atmosphere. When I signed with the team, my instincts told me that this was going to be a big team."

"I believe the team knew they would win FFIC because they had no surprise emotions when they won, and even Garena employees reached out to congratulate us and were surprised to witness the team's lack of excitement on the camera. That night, I had a Netflix and Pizza party in my office."

"I couldn't participate since I hadn't yet disclosed my face in front of the public, which is required by the regulations for competitive play. We may expand to other gaming titles such as COD Mobile in the next years, based on the success of Freefire."

TG FozyAjay

"I used to play Freefire casually and had no idea it had a competitive side. I used to play Global Push and met Vashu in the game. He introduced me to competitive gaming after he attended an international event in Jakarta, Indonesia, but was unable to compete successfully."

"He thought of me as a good partner, and we worked well together. We were looking for a strong lineup when we came across Golden, a member of my Guild, and Bala, who we met through a mutual acquaintance. We struggled a lot at first as a rookie team, but we eventually figured out our flaws and worked on them by participating in numerous events and paying customs."

"I used to play Freefire casually and had no idea there was a competitive aspect to it." "Soon after, we placed third in Asia All-Stars, a large official event that proved to be a turning moment for us." After a fantastic performance, we were approached by several sponsors, but then we met Ajju Bhai, who was looking for a competitive team."

"He was the most humble person I'd ever encountered, and we considered joining his group." He gave us all of the necessary amenities, the most significant of which was the Bootcamp, which also helped the team bond. Everything worked in our favor, and we were able to win the FFIC."

TG Vasiyo

"I had previously been a part of two or three rosters, but I ended up creating a new one in which I discovered a significant ability. Our team lacked experience, but we worked together to identify flaws, fix them, and repeat the process as a step-by-step ritual to improve our gameplay. Because none of the players on our team had a passport, they could not participate in all of the competitions. On the other hand, because I had one, I used to play with other teams."

"We obtained successful results at the Asia Invitational shortly after satisfying all of the requirements, we met Ajju Bhai, and all of our problems have been fixed since that day. He provided unwavering support on his end, allowing us to better our gameplay and, as a result, help us win the FFIC Tournament."

TG Bala

"It's been a long journey to get to this point. I used to play Solo a lot, and all I cared about was surviving. I used to assassinate individuals by taking them to a remote island or shooting them from behind. I once posted a video of Solo vs. Squads 16 kills, and I believe I received 37 likes. At that time, I made a lot of acquaintances in the community and came in touch with a lot of players."

"I was striving for a Grand Master push, and I found several great names beside me, such Mafia Sam, Romeo Gamer, and others. Vashu and Fozy Bhai used to push rank together at the time, so I started playing with them and developed a great in-game relationship with them."

"Multiple sponsors approached us after our success at Brawlers Bash, All-Stars Asia, Scrim War, and other tournaments, but we were unsure about continuing with any organization because we still required a personal relationship, aside from the organization's professional conduct. That was settled when we met Ajju Bhai, and he has been supportive of us ever then. We also won the FFIC Champions championship with everything going well."

TG Golden

"I used to play the game for fun with my society buddies, just like any other random participant. Because we didn't understand how the custom rooms worked, we used to play together by making matches. I'm most recognized for photographing people's heads. I made a movie of 100 headshots in one minute, which everyone enjoyed."

"I met Fozy Ajay through a mutual friend, and we've been in touch since the first season. We used to play together to get the top spot in the World Freefire Rankings, which were displayed in-game. Fozy Ajay was an important guy to me, with whom I used to share everything and who would also assist me by providing solutions. Soon after, I joined his team, and the rest is history."