Free Fire Esports 2022: We are at the end of 2021 where we have seen a tremendous journey of Free Fire Esports 2021. Many old records have been broken and many new records have been set for everyone. We have also witnessed the highest watching ever in any esports event. 2021 has been an amazing year for the Indian Free Fire circuit. We are almost in 2022, here are the things that we are looking forward to in 2022.
Free Fire Esports 2022: Throughout the year, we had several amazing tournaments with equally amazing storylines. The crown of the best team in India was passed back and forth several times among several worthy contenders. The state of the competitive circuit in the country also advanced by leaps and bounds, as Indian teams have finally started to leave their mark in the international circuits too. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive some of the significant moments of this year.
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Free Fire Esports 2022: Things we are looking forward to in 2022 Season
In the 2021 season of Free Fire Esports, we have witnessed some amazing events. Multiple national leagues, events, including the Lan event in Singapore this summer. Free Fire Esports India produced more than 4 high-action leagues and championships throughout the year featuring a prize pool of 2 crore INR.
Deciphering the META (Most Effective Tactic Available)
The summer was dominated by Chrono’s Time-Turner. This dome shield was appropriately named because a typical duel would be determined by who activated this ability at the right time. As the changing seasons brought in new patches, players were forced to think outside the box, or rather in this case, outside the dome. While Indian players were flirting with the idea of using Wukong’s Camouflage, nobody had mastered it yet quite like the Thai players.
Players like GodL – Nivesh (previously known as BLD-Nivesh) ushered in a new era of grenadiers using Alvaro along with Beaston Pet together. Some tried to fall back to the old reliable DJ Alok, but they were appropriately punished for not exploring new abilities. During the FFAC, Indian teams learned how valuable Misha’s Afterburner ability can be. Misha was never even considered as a competitively viable character by Indian teams, but they discovered new perspectives when they were exposed to contenders from other countries.
Looking towards 2022
Indians have scored their first goal on the global stage. It may have taken us some time to do so, but now we can’t wait to score the next one and the one after that. Deciphering the meta of South-East Asian teams and copying it can only get them so far. To reach for the stars, they will have to experiment a lot to find their best playstyle, internally review their strengths and weaknesses and work to harness that knowledge to their advantage. They must carve out their own path. 2021 one has given them a push in the right direction, and we are sure that our teams can follow this path to the top next year.
Garena has not announced the esports roadmap for 2022 yet but we can expect better leagues with a bigger prize pool in the upcoming year. In 2022 they will try to host Lan events on the regional and national stages. They will be back with the Free Fire World Series where we will see two seasons of the event throughout the year. They already started national-level leagues in some regions as Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter is ongoing. Many more tournaments, championships, and leagues are lined up for the 2022 season. We are expecting that Free Fire Esports will set new records and milestones next year.
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