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Virtual streamer group Qvers makes its debut and transfers to Africa, giving away 50 Quickviews.
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- Virtual streamer group Qvers is transferring to AfricaTV and debuting new virtual streamers 'Hong Aeri' and 'Hajio'.
- Existing Qvers member 'Kang Haera' will start her transfer broadcast on September 13th, followed by the debut broadcasts of Hong Aeri and Hajio on the 14th and 15th.
- Each broadcast will provide viewers with Quickviews, and Kang Haera will be hosting a broadcast cheering for FearX LOL team's World Championship entry.
The virtual streamer group Qvers announced their move to AfreecaTV and the debut of new virtual streamers. According to the announcement, 'Hong Aeri' and 'Ha Jio' will be joining as new Qvers. In addition, three members, including existing Qvers Kang Haera, will be moving to AfreecaTV and debuting with live broadcasts.
First, Kang Haera will be holding a transfer broadcast on the 13th at 3 PM. Kang Haera has achieved notable milestones, including reaching 10,000 YouTube subscribers shortly after her debut in April. Notably, she is actively working as a partner streamer for FEARX, an esports team operated by SBXG.
During this transfer broadcast, 50 Quick Views will be provided to viewers, and a biased cheering broadcast for the FearX LOL team's World Championship participation will follow the broadcast. Three jerseys will be awarded to viewers during this event.
On the 14th and 15th, Hong Aeri and Ha Jio's debut broadcasts will follow at 1 PM. Similarly, 50 Quick Views will be provided to viewers each day. Hong Aeri is a maid character who focuses on Lost Ark and will connect with fans through warm communication. Ha Jio, on the other hand, is a character mainly focusing on LOL broadcasts and is expected to captivate fans with her diverse gaming skills and unique personality.
Source - SBXG
Source - SBXG
Meanwhile, SBXG, a subsidiary of Forby4, is working together with RolQ to create a game culture that includes esports teams like BNK FearX, portals, and spaces like Mouse Potato. Additionally, Forby4 provides full support for Qvers' virtual technology and the development of ultra-high-definition visual content.
More details about this broadcast can be found on the official website.
