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After 147 days of OWL, Shanghai Dragons almost earned their first match win.
Other OWL teams who usually remained were clearly rooting for the Dragons. There was an unmistakable tension in the air -- the hype for the Dragons first win was, quite literally, the longest and most anticipated storyline in OWL history. If they were to lose now, the collective sigh felt around the OWL community would be deafening.
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Former NA LCS member and LA Gladiators operating organization Phoenix1 rebrands to Sentinels
Phoenix1, best known for its three-split long stint at League of Legends’ NA LCS and for beingthe parent company of Overwatch League side Los Angeles Gladiators has rebranded to Sentinels. The organization announced the news today in a press release.
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Shanghai Dragons MG: "This is not what I came to the US for"
MG's comment about his PUBG playing habits is in response to earlier accusations that he was playing excessively when he should have been training in Overwatch. On the contrary, his primary message seems to be about how the lack of play time made even the high salary lifestyle of an OWL player not worth it.
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Supports beware: Janna, Lulu and Karma shields to receive huge nerfs on Patch 8.12
Following a huge revamp surrounding the marksmen role on League of Legends’ Patch 8.11, the next batch of changes in anticipation of Patch 8.12 has already hit the game’s Public Environment Beta server. This time, however, the focus will be shifted towards some of the most popular support champions, who will receive a significant nerf on their shielding abilities.
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AFs Coach Zefa: "I’m going to support our head coach Edgar and we’ll try our best to get good results for Korea. We won't disappoint the Korean citizens."
Afreeca Freecs' coach Lee “Zefa” Jae-min has been officially named as the coach for the 2018 Asian Games Korea national team. Recently, KeSPA announced that Zefa will be the coach for the
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Don’t weep for StriveWire. Something better will come around.
StriveWire shutting down is sad, infuriating and leaves a bitter taste. It’s a loss, but not an insuperable one. Grassroots Hearthstone has proven to be resilient, and there’s no signs of it wearing down. It only has to be a little more cautious from now on.
