Eagles ace the warfare in CODM

By Kelly Camille G. Alair

The SBM Eagles aced the game against the NSG Pythons in the Call of Duty: Mobile (CODM) esports tournament on March 2. The game was organized by the Xavier Competitive Esports & Entertainment Development (XCEED) and streamed live on The Xavier Cup’s Facebook page.

Ruthless on the battlefield, Eagles Ed Adrian Gulle, Ed Adrielle Gulle, Ivan Turvey Somo, Christian Miguel Monsale, and Alyana Grace Badilla claw their way against the enemy with multiple kills.

The teams entered the Firing Range to kick off the Hardpoint mode, with the Eagles starting off strong. The Pythons tried to ascend ahead with a kill streak, but the Eagles fortified their claim by quickly reaching the score limit of 250 points first. At the end of this round, the Eagles were caught using the Sparrow, a banned specialist weapon, allowing the Pythons to score against the Eagles despite the latter’s lead.

In the second round during the Search and Destroy mode, the Eagles inflict vengeance on the Pythons, gaining momentum over their enemy’s steady pace. Both teams tied the score even after switching sides but eventually, the Eagles secured their win by consistently scoring kills against the Pythons.

Starting the third round with an even score, the Eagles and Pythons set foot in the Slums to commence the Control mode. If not for the internet connectivity issues surrounding the match, the Eagles were supposed to emerge victorious. After a rematch, the Eagles, nevertheless, reclaimed their victory.

With the Eagles leading the game, both teams entered the war zone with more fury in another

Hardpoint mode. The Pythons were eager to win the round and match the overall score, but the Eagles destroyed their rhythm in the end.

Being the first to score 3 out of 5, the Eagles reigned over the other schools and colleges as champions, with their ceaseless kills and killer tactics. The Pythons placed second, while the College of Computer Studies (CCS) Wizards ranked third. For a team with pro gamers and fierce players, the Eagles truly swooped in for the kill.C