Jeremy ‘Disguised Toast’ Wang revealed his 2024 plans for his esports team, Disguised, along with a new logo and merchandise.
Disguised posted a video on social media with its owner Disguised Toast, explaining the organization’s plans for 2024. The content creator showed off the esports team’s new merchandise and updated logo, along with its hopes of breaking even financially. next year.
He also said Disguised is jumping headlong into social media outside of X (formerly Twitter), launching accounts on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
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Currently, Disguised only has one Teamfight Tactics player signed to their brand. However, the owner of the organization said that he plans to re-enter many of the same titles he did in 2023 and also add one more.
Disguised Toasts presents its esports plans for 2024
The organization at different times in 2023 had a men’s and women’s Valorant team, an Apex Legends roster, and a League of Legends team. Those teams had varying successes across the board with the League team taking home the organization’s only trophy after winning the 2023 NACL Summer Playoff Championship.
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The organization also attempted to return to Valorant after former The Guard players were given the opportunity to find another brand to sign up and remain in VCT Americas for the 2024 season. However, G2 Esports beat Disguised.
Disguised Toast said in the announcement that it hopes to jump into a title that has a big passion for esports in 2024, the fighting game scene.
“I love the passion that fans have for fighting games and the passion that the players themselves have for them. I want to support that, so we are looking to sign at least one fighting game player by 2024,” he said.
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Fans will have to wait and see which players will be able to join the DSG brand in 2024, as the new esports season begins for some leagues in January and February.