After failing to make it into the LCS 2022 Spring Playoffs, Dignitas have made the first roster change by parting ways with Aaron “FakeGod” Lee.
Dignitas’ board decided to build a promising roster as well as mix some experience into their plans. However, the North American esports organization failed to meet the expectations. Dignitas’ run ended in the regular season as they failed to qualify for the playoffs. As expected, Dignitas made the first roster change and parted ways with FakeGod. It is still unclear whether the organization will part ways with more players in the upcoming days.
LCS 2022 Spring Dignitas Roster
FakeGod has risen to the top in a short amount of time by proving his capabilities in the LCS Academy League. After competing for UC Santa Barbara, he joined 100 Thieves Academy and showed his worth by making it to the first team. FakeGod had his first LCS chance under the 100 Thieves roof and showed promising performances. After leaving 100 Thieves, the North American player signed a contract with Cloud9 to join their academy team. At the beginning of this year, FakeGod joined Dignitas to compete in LCS again.
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Dignitas’ roster looked promising on paper at the beginning of the season. With the Turkish mid laner Blue’s incredible mechanics and River’s game knowledge, they were one of the teams that people couldn’t guess the performance of. Unfortunately, DIG’s LCS 2022 Spring Split run ended in the regular season, before reaching the playoffs stage.
FakeGod is now open to offers from different teams. It is expected that he will stay in North America but he may not find a team in LCS. His next stop will be clear in the upcoming days.
