He is one of the best Overwatch players. Kim “Alarm” Kyeong-Bo, a member of the Philadelphia Fusion, has died at the age of 20. No cause of death was identified.

His death was announced on Fusion’s official Twitter page, with a statement saying, “We are frustrated and heartbroken to learn about the death of ‘Alarm’ Kim Kyeong-Bo. His cries are heart and soul. The soul of our organization, and thoughts We pray for him and his family and friends- friends as we mourn this tragic loss.

Alarm’s and Fusion families ask for privacy in these difficult times. “

Kim started playing competitive Overwatch in 2016, starting out as a tank pillar before making a name for himself as a consistent support player. He won the 2020 Rookie of the Year award, the Role Stars award, and an MVP nomination and became one of the regular stars of Fusion University (thank you, DotEsports).

Other stars who brought Overwatch, including former Poko, impressed Kim. “Scream like my sister,” he tweeted today. “Overwatch had a great man stoned and a great game while I worked with you. I had a great time with you. I will miss you having the right attitude in our shared gym.”

The Boston protest and conservative supporter Crimzo Kim called it “my biggest motivation and one I’ve always hoped for,” and former runner ZachaREEE tweeted, “A terrifying shout out to one of the most talented and hard-working I’ve ever seen. Minor. Kyeong-Bo agrees.”