Ainslie 'maplestreet' Wyllie no longer "permanent AD" for Velocity

May 20, 2024 5:30 AM

　　This article was originally published on GameSpot's sister site onGamers.com, which was dedicated to esports coverage.

　　Ainslie 'maplestreet' Wyllie posted this tweet today about his future with Velocity eSports:

　　I am no longer the permanent AD for velocity, I'll still play in games if they need me though~

　　— Ainslie Wyllie (@maplestreetlol) November 11, 2013

　　Wyllie moved to the mid lane after the departure of Tyler 'ecco' Spesick in September, with Sean 'Slackoh' Ricky Paul taking over at AD Carry. Wyllie recently moved back to his former role, leaving the future of Paul both undecided and unknown. What Wyllie will end up doing is uncertain at this point, but his tweet indicates he may be an unofficial sub for Velocity.

　　Photo Credit: lol.gamepedia.com

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