North American organization FlyQuest and star League of Legends player Prince have mutually agreed to go their separate ways, as announced by the organization. The Korean bot laner, who joined FlyQuest from Liiv SANDBOX in 2022, will no longer be a part of the team.
Prince, known for his exceptional skills and potential, had joined FlyQuest with the aim of helping the team secure the LCS title and make appearances at international tournaments. Although the team had a strong start in the spring split, leading for most of the regular season, they were unable to win the Spring Playoffs or qualify for the Mid-Season Invitational. Despite this, Prince showcased his individual talent, boasting impressive stats such as the second-highest KDA and average gold per minute.
The summer split proved to be a disappointment for Prince and FlyQuest, as they suffered six consecutive losses in the first two weeks, derailing their chances of success. Although they managed to secure six wins overall, it was not enough to qualify for the LCS Championship, abruptly ending their 2023 season.
It remains uncertain whether Prince will continue his career in the LCS or explore opportunities in other regions. His OP.GG profile indicates that he is currently playing on the South Korean server alongside other participants of Worlds 2023.
Now a free agent, Prince is likely to attract significant attention during the upcoming off-season transfer window, which begins on November 21, 2023.
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| Time | Score |
|---|---|
| 2022 off-season | Prince joins FlyQuest from Liiv SANDBOX |
| Spring split | FlyQuest leads for most of the regular season but fails to win Spring Playoffs and qualify for Mid-Season Invitational |
| Stats | Prince has second-highest KDA and average gold per minute |
| Summer split | FlyQuest starts with six consecutive losses, unable to recover and misses out on LCS Championship qualification |
| Future | Uncertain whether Prince will stay in LCS or explore other regions |
| OP.GG profile | Prince currently playing on South Korean server |
| Off-season transfer window | Starts on November 21, 2023 |
Source: DOTESPORTS
