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5 New Year Resolutions for the 2020 LCS
It is the second day of the year, and by now, a large amount of new year resolutions made on the eve of 2020 have already been broken. The easiest way to get around this, of course, is to not name your resolutions until the second day of the year. That being said, here are new years resolutions for five of the most exciting teams competing in the 2020 LCS Spring Split.
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Deftly and Matt signed to Evil Geniuses Academy squad, old GGS bot reunited
Evil Geniuses has announced their Academy bot lane, signing support, Matt, and ADC, Deftly. The two are former GGS teammates, and will likely be a strong point in the new EG Academy roster, opening up potential for young talent elsewhere. Read more here:
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[Interview] Talking to cosplayer Ekiholic: "You need to have an enjoying mindset while you cosplay; if you do, the quality will get better."
Thanks to all the fans who visit the Inven Global cosplay page. We have been working on a series of interviews with popular Korean cosplayers. This time, we're back with Ekiholic, one of the most popular
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[KeSPA Cup] Semifinals to begin on the 3rd, featuring SANDBOX Gaming, T1, Afreeca Freecs, and DragonX
The 2019 LoL KeSPA Cup is heading to Ulsan. The 2019 LoL KeSPA Cup that commenced on the last 23rd (KST) featured pros and amateurs in the Korean League of Legend scene with the 10 LCK teams, 8
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T1 Hajinsun: "I want to become a person that brings joy and positive energy to others. That’s why my nickname is Hajin’Sun’."
What kind of a person is Hajinsun, who now starts her new life under an enormous team such as T1? In the hopes of our readers sending her much welcome and support, Inven Global caught up with her at a coffee shop near Hongdae, Seoul for a conversation.
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Scarra opens up about the decline of Teamfight Tactics on Twitch
Few people in the world outside of Riot Games' developers know more about their auto chess battler, Teamfight Tactics (TFT), than William "Scarra" Li. The long-time former professional League of Legends player turned Twitch streamer has been playing the game since its' inception, competed in tournaments, created informational content on his Youtube channel, formed a professional relationship with members of the development team and is one of the go-to sources for anything and everything TFT.