Being the captain of RRQ is no easy task. Leading such a prestigious team comes with responsibilities far greater than those of most other squads.

As captain, you must constantly push the team to improve—especially when representing an organization with RRQ's towering legacy. This is the reality for RRQ Hoshi's current captain, Rinz, who stepped into the role after Skylar took a break this season.

The appointment came as a challenge for Rinz, who suddenly found himself leading a team despite being one of its least experienced members in MPL ID. Having only debuted in Season 14 alongside Idok, he has less competitive tenure than teammates like Sutsujin and Dyrenn.

Yet, there must be a reason why Rinz was entrusted with the captain's armband. Dunia Games spoke exclusively with him to uncover the truth behind his leadership role.

The Weight of RRQ Hoshi's Captaincy

Rinz has been in phenomenal form this season, showing marked improvement from his criticized performances at M6. His aggressive mid-lane playstyle has become a defining trait, making him one of the most fearless players in the league.

But the captaincy has changed his mindset entirely.

"Being RRQ’s captain means I can’t act recklessly anymore. Before, I’d shout randomly or make impulsive plays in-game," Rinz admitted.

"Now, as captain, I have to keep the team calm and avoid mistakes at all costs," he added.

Leading an Unstoppable Force

So far, Rinz has excelled in his role. Under his leadership, RRQ Hoshi remains undefeated across all tournaments since the start of MPL ID Season 15—a dominance nobody anticipated, especially in Skylar’s absence.

Ironically, the team has only grown sharper with its current lineup. If Rinz continues guiding RRQ at this level, he might just cement himself as one of the league’s most unexpected yet effective captains.

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