Chilean Valorant athlete Paula "bstrdd" Naguil gave an interview to streamer Leonardo Otsuka. During the conversation, she talked about her career, her vision of inclusive esports, and her plans for the future.

In the interview, bstrdd referred to her teammate Natália "daiki" Vilela as the best inclusive Valorant player in the world. She also expressed confidence that she would be chosen as the best athlete for the third consecutive time.

bstrdd shared that she started her professional career in Valorant in 2021, earning a salary of $400 at the time, which she considered fair payment. Paula also mentioned that she did not receive offers from other teams when she was signed by Team Liquid.

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In the interview, bstrdd also shared her thoughts on inclusive esports. She believes it is essential to create conditions for everyone to participate in esports competitions, regardless of gender, race, or sexual orientation.

Overall, the interview with bstrdd by Leonardo Otsuka was informative and interesting. It provided Valorant fans with the opportunity to learn more about one of the best players in the world.