Both players and Perilous management have confirmed to Esports News UK that all money owed has been paid back to the League of Legends side.
Going back to our original article in November with a follow up in February of this year, Perilous had stated at the time that the late payment was due to personal circumstances with their now returned owner Michael “Mick” Hartley, although it has taken some time to resolve, Perilous have now cleared the debt to the former team and can move on with future projects.
“I want to make it clear that we are still working with past players and teams that were with us during the period of last year to resolve any ongoing issues, and again thank them for all of their patience.” – Michael “Mick” Hartley, speaking to Perilous website
Up until now, Perilous general manager, Brian “DotShotgun” Houston, who we interviewed Brian back in March, had promised then that the situation would be sorted as well as Perilous taking steps forward, within new games and growing the organisation.
With the money paid back, Mick back to his former role and Perilous looking to make more announcements soon after bringing in a new content team to the organisation, Perilous will look to be a common voice in the UK scene and beyond once again.
Currently, Perilous do not have an active side in League of Legends, they do, however, have two DOTA 2 sides and player competing in Marvel vs Capcom, Street Fighter V and Super Smash Bros.
