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Interview
BamBam: "I would describe my chat as an amplified version of myself. Like a horrible, horrible, horrible teenage kid that I have to deal with."
Working with Keaton "BamBam" Consentine is similar to the uncontrolled chaos that his rapidly-growing Heroes of the Storm Twitch channel features. A story six months in the making, BamBam is the most raw, brash, blunt and, arguably, vulgar streamer of the consistently-growing title, turning on his stream and constantly sitting atop the viewership leaderboard.
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C9 Jensen: "If you can get 7 players of equal strength and different playstyles, then that’s the future."
Cloud9 is unstoppable. With its seventh win in a row, Cloud9's playoff ticket is punched with a chance at a playoff bye. With a victory over FlyQuest in their final game of the 2018 NA LCS Summer Split
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[Asian Games] Interview with Korean League of Legends and Starcraft 2 National Teams: "I will wear the gold medal at any costs"
The Korean National team's players from both League and Starcraft 2 gave their initial thoughts on debuting for the Asian Games.On the 21st at the S-Plex Center in Seoul, the Esports Hall of Fame and
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RNG Xiaohu: "Karsa listens to me really well, so when I play with him, I feel like we're sharing one body."
RNG has many star players. Whilst wielding China's best AD Carry player, Uzi, as its main weapon, RNG also boasts two junglers who represents China and Taiwan, MLXG and Karsa. Is that why? The midlane
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Team Finland’s Taimou: “For me, the most memorable thing is the disappointment against South Korea, I definitely don’t want to feel it again and I want to crush South Korea in Blizzcon.”
Team Finland becomes the second team to make it to the quarterfinals of Overwatch World Cup. After their match against Chinese Taipei, they shared their thoughts about the group stages in Incheon, Kor
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GRF Head Coach cvMax on kt Rolster: "I’m confident since we have a lot of time to prepare. I feel more confident than going against Afreeca Freecs."
On the 18th (KST), Griffin defeated Afreeca Freecs 3:2 and advanced to the 2018 LCK Summer Finals. After the match, we met Griffin's head coach, cvMAX. He shared some of his thoughts on today's match
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GRF Viper: "When Orianna’s ultimate landed quite well and when Yasuo’s Guardian Angel was in cooldown, I thought we’d win."
On the 18th of August (KST), Griffin defeated Afreeca Freecs 3:2 in the LCK Summer playoffs round 2. With both teams delivering a fierce and competitive match, Griffin seemed to focus on their
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OPT Big: "When I first got to play with the legends like Ssumday or Froggen, I thought it was crazy... they were just chill people who happened to play the game better than I can. (Laughs)"
After placing 9th in the 2018 NA LCS Spring Split, OpTic Gaming found themselves in a heated race for a playoff spot with none other than TSM. Faced with the hardest remaining schedule of any team in
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Talent guide: Method adrd breaks down Zarya
Method’s Adrian “adrd” Wojcik is known within the professional scene as someone who relies on unconventional strategies to catch his opponents off-guard. At the Heroes Global Championship Western Clash event last weekend, his idea of sneakiness came in the form of the imposing Russian bruiser, Zarya. A seldom scene hero at the competitive level, Zarya’s ability to provide poke damage from afar, high sustain damage up close and powerful shields to herself and allies spoke to adrd as he played her twice on the grand stage.
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The Head of Tencent's Entertainment Department Explains LPL's New Franchise System in Detail
In League of Legends esports, China is one of the only two regions that have implemented a franchise system. With the regional franchise system, each LPL team is assigned a home region, where they'll
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RNG Announcer WeiWei on Her Favorite foreign Player: "Faker. I don’t need to explain more about his remarkable plays and career."
“One beam, no matter how big, cannot support an entire house on its own. “Although the players that perform on stage might be considered the biggest contributors to an esports organization