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AFs NoFe: "Every year, Korea is praised for Worlds, but there really wasn’t a year like this before... We all need to work hard."
People encounter countless obstacles during their lives. Some choose to simply stick with the status quo, whereas others accept the challenge and try to overcome it. Although the former is often a
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[Interview] The Former SKT T1 Support, Wolf, Talks about When He Thinks He Should Retire
The runtime of pro gamers for League of Legends is fairly short. It may be different for each player, but in general, they tend to think of retiring once their age goes past their mid 20's. Of course, there are players who still continue to show top performance even after. However, the majority of players choose to end their pro gaming life or change their path to that of a mentor once they reach that age. It often feels like time passes in the blink of an eye, and before we know it, we stand at the end of our run. When a pro player decides to accept that end, it can seem almost cruel, as they usually have to admit that they are not as good as they used to be. It can be especially hard on esports players; although it is called retirement, the majority of them are still quite young when they make that decision.
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JAG Stitch on Who He Wants to Face: "I want to meet Gen.G Esports. I'm really close to Ruler; I think our match will be a fun one"
On the 19th, Jin Air Green Wings was able to secure their victory in the 2018 LoL KeSPA Cup by employing all 10 players on their roster. JAG defeated Reverse Gaming with a score of 2-0. Returning to t
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[KeSPA Cup] SBG joker: "I'm always confident. I will use this confidence to prepare well against Gen.G on our next match"
SANDBOX Gaming defeats Winners to advance to the 'Round 1 Ro8'.On the 19th of December, the 2nd day of the 2018 KeSPA Cup took place. On the 1st series of the day, SANDBOX Gaming went up against Winne
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Hangzhou Spark's Head Coach Mask and GodsB: "Like we did in Contenders, no one will ever guess how we will win it all"
If you were to ask someone what the biggest change is between the 2019 Overwatch Season and last year's season, the most likely response would be all the new teams joining the league. With 8 new teams
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[KeSPA Cup] KeG Seoul Gumayusi on Feedback Without Coaches: "We gathered together and tried to cheer up. That's how we recovered and won game 2."
On the 18th of December (KST), Hanwha Life Esports (HLE) faced KeG Seoul for the 2018 KeSPA Cup Day 1. Different compared to the first series, this matchup was a pro LCK team going against an amateur
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[KeSPA Cup] GC Busan Ryan: "Opponent Neeko missed the Flash-ultimate combo and the turn came to us. That's why we won."
On the 18th of December (KST), the GC Busan Rising Star faced MVP on the first series for the 2018 KeSPA Cup. This matchup was between Challengers Korea teams. Both GC Busan Rising Star and MVP picked
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GMB Diamondprox: "If you don't enjoy the game, and you are just forcing yourself to play because it's your job, you're going to be a worse player. "
The 2018 League of Legends season was one for the ages, and for one if its eldest paragons, it was a year of redemption. Legendary Russian Jungler Danil "Diamondprox" Reshetnikov is one of the longest
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Reynad: On Reddit, Artifact, and Walking the Fine Line of Both Streamer and CEO
We sat down with the entrepreneur for a look behind Tempo Storm and the man himself. Reynad opened up about the dreams he had for Tempo Storm, what the biggest hurdles were in the past - and are now -- to achieve those dreams, and the life lessons he has learned in the ever-changing landscape of modern-day media.
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Reynad: “What [Blizzard and Riot] are doing has benefited them greatly, but it's hurting the ecosystem.”
Some people fill their lives with their job - it's what they live and die for. And then there's people like Andrey “Reynad” Yanyuk, who ideally cram three full-time jobs in a day. Because
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FNC Broxah on G2 Caps: "I will never agree with his decision at all, but at the same time, I have to respect his opinion."
Fnatic's 2018 League of Legends team is the best western team to ever hit the rift. Armed with the perfect balance of veteran experience and explosive youthful talent, Fnatic became the first western
