Evil Geniuses and VALORANT coach Christine “potter” Chi haven’t been afraid to shake up the meta this year, and with VCT Americas stage two set to see the newly beefed up duelists kick off on patch 8.11, the last remaining world champions on the roster have a lot to look forward to.

Coach Potter spoke to Dot Esports just before the start of Stage 2, and when asked about the changes coming to Iso, Neon, Reyna, and Raze in VALORANT patch 8.11, Potter said it's an exciting time for everyone in the league, but especially for their dynamic duelist Alexander "jawgemo" Mor.

"All of my players are really excited about this change, this patch, especially Jawgemo," Potter told Dot Esports. "He's going to have a great time selecting all of these different duelists—well, four mainly that are going to be in the rotation. I think a lot of teams need to have some really serious discussions about those tradeoffs."

"Between Neon, Jett, and Raze, it's going to be interesting. Raze lost a little bit of distance, but the speed of the Satchel is still there; she's still incredibly strong. The trade-off between her and Neon is going to be interesting, and Jett is still so, so good. When you have a player who is an insane Jett, it's hard to bring an Iso out [instead]. You lose that explosiveness, but then you have a tank that can play with sounds and misdirection. I think that's going to make phase two a lot of fun."