FULL SENSE, an Esports team from Thailand, has made history by claiming the PARAVOX GOLD RUSH TOURNAMENT (PGRT) world championship title. The tournament, held at Stellar Ball, Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, featured elite teams from Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe and Latin America. FULL SENSE reigned supreme over equally competitive teams such as Fennel, Loud, Alliance, Alter Ego Esports and Reject. PGRT boasted a grand prize of ¥100 million (more or less $700,000), making it the biggest event for the game PARAVOX since its Alpha release at the Epic Store. 

FULL SENSE Esports consists of three standout players: oPuTo (Ubon Dara), Brook (Nattadon Nakawanichwetchasit), and Jupiter (Chawinthorn Intrathit). Despite their young age, with Brook being only 13 and Jupiter just 16, the team has achieved a remarkable feat.

Previously, the trio from Thailand clinched victory at the PGRT SEA Qualifiers, overcoming top-tier competition from Southeast Asia. They faced formidable teams such as AP.Bren (formerly Bren Esports), and Blacklist Academy (Blacklist International) from the Philippines; BLEED Esports from Singapore; Attack All Around from Thailand; SEM9 and GEEK FAM from Malaysia; And the qualifiers runner up and also a participating team for the PGRT Finals in Tokyo, Alter Ego from Indonesia.

oPuTo, the team leader and eldest member, invited the two younger players to join the team through his PARAVOX game streams last April. The trio trained together and began competing in various tournaments, starting with community-level competitions and official events in three months. After winning the PGRT SEA Qualifier, they became the Southeast Asia representatives for the Grand Finals in Japan and ultimately pulled an upset against the crowd favorites.

Their victory at PGRT is a testament to the team’s exceptional skill and perseverance, marking a historic moment for Southeast Asian esports.