Envy returns to Halo
After leaving the scene back in early 2018, Envy is back with a whole bunch of familiar faces.
Esports organisation, Envy has announced its return to competitive Halo. In a surprising reveal, Envy has selected four players to fill out the active roster. They are as follows:
- Bradley "aPG" Laws
- Justin "iGotUrPistola" Deese
- Tommy "Saiyan" Wilson
- Joey "TriPPPeY" Taylor
All four members of this iteration of Envy have previously played for the organisation in the past, with iGotUrPistola, Saiyan and TriPPPeY last being on the team in May 2018 - Envy's last time in competitive Halo. That previous team achieved a third place finish at the 2018 Halo World Championship, so there's no doubt, the organisation will be looking to reciprocate some of that success.
You can see the roster announcement video here, on Envy's Twitter.
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