Won no longer plays Overwatchdue to a "lost passion for the game," and solely plays Valorant professionally. Sentinels, the Valorant team based in Los Angeles, California Won plays for, also announced it would be launching its own internal investigation on the accusations.
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The Alien Zarya skin will also be removed from Overwatch in future patches, the statement says.įollowing the accusations, Valorant and Riot Games announced that the organization is promptly launching an investigation, during which Jay Won has been suspended from playing Valorant competitively, meaning he will be barred from playing this weekend. Players need league tokens to purchase the skin, but Overwatch is now offering refunds to anyone who had done so. After being awarded the title of MVP in the 2019 Overwatch League season, the League celebrated with a commemorative skin for Zarya known as the Alien Zarya skin. However, despite the fact that Won is no longer associated with the Overwatch League, it looks like that organization is moving to sever ties with him completely following the sexual assault allegations. RELATED: Strict Overwatch League Contract Includes Clause That Doesn't Let Players Criticize the Game Hernandez also includes an audio clip of one instance where she can be heard saying "no" multiple times, and she claims to have video evidence for this and many other instances. In the document, Hernandez alleges that Won sexually assaulted her on many occasions after she refused his advances. Two days ago, Won's former girlfriend Cleo "cle0h" Hernandez published a nine-page Google Doc outlining her nine-month relationship with the then- Overwatch MVP. After an outcry from the community, Overwatch will now be offering refunds to any players who purchased the Alien Zarya skin designed by Won.
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On March 9, former professional Overwatch player Jay "Sinatraa" Won was accused of sexual assault by his ex-girlfriend.