Vivi opened up about the decision to move to Mobile Legends

Vivi revealed the reason for moving to MLBB.

Vivi Novica is one of the leading female players in the Indonesian esports scene. Initially he was known as PUBGM player RRQ Hikari, but now he chooses to move and play Mobile Legends.

Vivi’s name is quite famous. Although his achievements are less striking at PUBGM, his popularity is increasing because he is the captain of the team and is quite interactive with fans during live streaming.

This is supported by a beautiful face like a model that makes her one of the iconic female players in RRQ.

Vivi pioneered the establishment of RRQ Mika

Apart from his position as a PUBGM pro player, this one player is also actively playing MLBB while live streaming. This is starting to look serious because when Hikari disbands, the player often ranks with several pro players, both women and men.

Vivi Mobile Legends RRQ Mika WSL Season 3 — RRQ Mika | Credit: Instagram/TeamRRQ

Until the establishment of Mika, Andrian Pauline as CEO admitted that these support players were the brains of making the team.

Vivi’s story about moving to Mobile Legends

Exclusive to ONE Esports, Vivi opened up about her moving to MLBB. He explained that MLBB has more prolonged tournaments for ladies than PUBGM.

“In my opinion, the pro scene of Mobile Legends ladies is already in the league, even the league. Far from the pro scene PUBGM. PUBGM is interesting but the tournament time is not as long as MLBB. Maybe people have different perspectives about MOBA and FPS,” he explained.

“But the MLBB version of RRQ Ladies will be crowded and as a result now it’s like this, thank God.”

“Pak AP just messaged me to build an on-fire team, it took a long time to find those who are now in Mika,” he said.

This smart figure also revealed about his courage to change direction to Mobile Legends.

“This is a big responsibility in my opinion from all aspects, because the transformation from FPS to MOBA is completely inverse. Another reason is because I’m tired of PUBGM. Because in the past, not all players were in Jakarta, so bonding was difficult. Even in terms of tournaments, it’s also difficult because it only goes through discord,” he concluded.