Sources: FrosT set to not continue with FULL SENSE for 2027 VCT season

Hector "FrosT" Rosario, who joined FULL SENSE for VCT Pacific Stage 2, is not expected to continue with the Thai organization for the 2027 season, sources tell Sheep Esports. Having started his career in North America, he later worked with FURIA and TALON in VCT Pacific before the latter's downfall in late 2025. FULL SENSE replaced TALON as a partnered team in 2026.

However, the North American head coach did not make the move directly. He joined Global Esports ahead of the 2026 season, where he began laying the foundations for the Indian organization's surprise success this year. Despite having a project in place, GE initially delivered mixed results, finishing 7th-8th at Kickoff.

It was not until Stage 1 that the team found success it had never experienced before in VALORANT. After first advancing from the group stage with three wins and two losses, the team reached the VCT Pacific playoffs for the first time in its history, but that was not the end of its run. FrosT's players continued their playoff campaign, first defeating Rex Regum Qeon and then Paper Rex to reach the upper bracket final, where they were beaten by FULL SENSE. With their backs against the wall in the lower bracket, GE failed to defeat Paper Rex, who claimed a 3-0 revenge victory.

The Indian organization finished third, securing its first-ever qualification for an international LAN, Masters London. In the English capital, the roster struggled to find its footing in the group stage, first losing to eventual champions Leviatán before getting revenge against FULL SENSE in a decisive match. Still fighting for survival at a 1-1 record, Global Esports failed to overcome Xi Lai Gaming and were eliminated.

To everyone's surprise, despite the team's promising initial results, FrosT was let go ahead of Stage 2 and subsequently joined FULL SENSE as head coach, moving Thanaphat "THEE" Limpaphan to an assistant coach role. In the final split of the year, the Thai organization failed to get back on track. Despite qualifying for London, the team was eliminated in the second round of the Play-Ins after losing to ONSIDE Gaming, a South Korean team from Tier 2.