In the final third of the 2019 LCS Summer Split, OpTic Gaming Bot Laner Noh "Arrow" Dong-hyeon spoke to Lara Lunardi about the team's improvements since the Spring Split, playing with Jungler William "Meteos" Hartman, and the secret to Mid Laner Lee "Crown" Min-ho's success in North America: Postmates.
It's been about a year since we've last met and spoken with LCS's OpTic Gaming's bot laner, Arrow. It feels we meet up annually to share a good meal and share an honest conversation - there seems to be nothing that Arrow loves more than eating and having a nice chat.
It's been quite a while… but Noh “Arrow” Dong-hyeon has at last made his comeback to the LCS. He couldn't perform since he had troubles with his visa; finally, the issue has been
Dardoch sat down with Inven Global after OpTic Gaming's loss to Echo Fox Sunday on afternoon to talk about how he joined OpTic Gaming, his dynamic with Meteos, and his personal goals on OpTic Gaming Academy.
Former spring split MVP Arrow will be again starting in OpTic Gaming's bot lane.On the 10th of December, OpTic Gaming announced that Noh “Arrow” Dong-hyeon will be returning to the bot lan
OpTic Gaming is on a 4-game winning streak. OpTic is now at a 6-6 record. Getting to the playoffs isn't just a dream anymore.We met Noh “Arrow” Dong-hyeon, who is leading the team's
OpTic Gaming's start to the Summer Split was not bad by any means. Scoring 2-2, OpTic, currently, has a 50% win rate. Compared to last split's 5 wins 13 losses, it is an incredible score.In a combinat
Leaving a lot of spectators with a pleased face, the 2017 League of Legends Championships group stage has concluded. Korea’s champions, Longzhu Gaming, have made it into the quarterfinals alongs
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