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Image Credit: VCT Pacific With his Gekko pick during Paper Rex ’s VCT Pacific Stage 2 series against Team Secret on July 31st, Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto has become the first player to have played every single VALORANT agent on a VCT stage at least once.
He has undoubtedly proven himself as one of the game’s greatest flex players. But how well did he perform on each agent? Let’s have a look together!
Analyzing f0rsakeN’s agent performances is like taking a trip down VCT memory lane. For example, to find the last game f0rsakeN played on Jett, his most-picked agent of all time, one has to travel back two years to the VCT OFF//SEASON Spotlight Series: Pacific .
That being said, f0rsakeN used to play a ton of Jett throughout 2021 and 2022 before the addition of Jett prodigy Ilia “something” Petrov to Paper Rex’s roster. To this day, he holds an average combat score (ACS) of 276.3 with Jett, which is the highest among all agents that he has picked at least five times.
f0rsakeN picked up the main controller role within Paper Rex after the benching of the roster’s former Omen expert Aaron “mindfreak” Leonhart in July last year.
With 99 total games played on the agent, Omen has very much become a comfortable pick for the Singaporean player. His individual performances on Omen might vary, but f0rsakeN has repeatedly shown that he’s capable of popping off in any role.
f0rsakeN added Neon to his agent portfolio shortly after her release in 2022. The agent established herself as a core part of Paper Rex’s Fracture comp in 2023 and has been picked throughout the following years on several other maps due to her strength in various meta cycles.
He currently holds an ACS of 251.7 on the duelist, though his kill-death ratio (K/D) and his “kill, assist, survive, trade” stat (KAST) on Neon are slightly below average.
Raze was an immensely popular pick for f0rsakeN during 2021 before Wang “Jinggg” Jing Jie joined the squad and became its primary Raze player.
The last time f0rsakeN had a chance to return to his Raze roots was during 2024’s Masters Madrid when Jinggg was absent due to his mandatory military service. Both in Madrid and back in 2021 , f0rsakeN reached great individual heights on this agent. His current ACS with Raze is 262.2
f0rsakeN has been playing Yoru since 2021 across a wide range of maps. Whether it was as the main duelist pick earlier on or as a secondary duelist alongside Jinggg or something, Yoru is an agent he’s experienced with.
This is a duelist that he doesn’t have the greatest individual stats with, but f0rsakeN can still deliver a solid Yoru game whenever it’s necessary for his team.
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