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[All-Stars] Peanut Reveals the Possibility of a Future Cosplay with Broxah, being Underage in Las Vegas, and More
The place where all your most asked questions are answered by pros! Today's special guest is a player who participated in the 2018 All-Stars event, Gen.G Peanut.Despite being voted 3rd place for All-S
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C9 Sneaky: "In years past, AD Carries controlled the pace of the lane...But nowadays, you can't really start the fight by yourself."
All-Star 2018 was the perfect way to cap an amazing year of League of Legends esports. Pros and streamers gathered at Esports Arena Las Vegas in the Luxor Casino to play a multitude of fun game modes
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[All-Stars]Caps, Champion of 1v1: "At least now, when someone hates or flames at me, I can say 'Come to ARAM and 1v1 me bro"
On the 8th of December, All-Stars 2018 had finally come to an end. With the 1v1 tournament finals being the last event, Fnatic mid laner, Caps closed the deal and took home the 1v1 trophy.This year, t
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Interview with Bang at All-Star 2018 About his Xayah Cosplay, Sneaky, and More!
The 2nd day for 2018 All-Star Las Vegas took place on December 7th; even more numbers of fans came to visit on the 2nd day than they did on the 1st day. We had the chance to interview Jun-Sik ‘Bang' Bae, who received a lot of attention from his fans with his Xayah cosplay on the 1st day of the event. Following is the video of the interview where Bang talk about his Xayah cosplay, what he talked about with Sneaky, and his message for his NA fans! This is your first time playing in All-Star tournament. How did you feel after playing on the stage? I've played in about 3 matches, and it is just fun. It's been a while since I could play in a tournament laughing like this. We can't leave out your encounter with Sneaky. It has gotten a lot of attention since the fan votes.
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Interview with Sangyoon from Hanwha Life Esports: "I don’t think the LCK’s results for this season weren’t good because it was weak"
It's now December, the final month of the year, and the trading window is in its last stage. Most of the teams have completed their team rosters and coach lineups, and have started their preparation for the upcoming year. During the stove league, we interviewed several players who will be facing new challenges with new teams, one of them being Sang-Yun “Sangyoon” Gwon, who successfully managed to renew his contract with Hanwha Life Esports. Hanwha Life Esports made some significant change to its lineup during the hot stove league. Among their top, jungle, and mid laners, the only player that got to stay was Tae-Hoon “Lava” Kim. On the other hand, all 4 bot laners, including the sub-members, got to stay. Hanwha completed their 10-man roster before any other teams could and began their preparation for 2019. Now Sangyoon, who has been with Hanwha Life Esports for 3 years now (including his time with the old ROX Tigers), will be entering the LCK with new teammates.
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FlyQuest Academy Duoking: "I want to win Worlds honestly, within two years. I’m NA talent, for sure. I will save the region. I really will."
FlyQuest have confirmed the signing of young NA talent, James “Duoking” Stephenson, to their Academy roster. He will be supporting FlyQuest's Academy AD from the 2018 season, Erry, who has
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[All-Stars] SKT T1 Faker Describes his Feelings on Las Vegas, Captain Jack, and meeting Bang
The time where you can ask your favorite questions to pro players! Today's main star is a player who is participating in the 2018 All-Stars, SKT T1 Faker.Never missing out on the chance to join in on
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GGS Inero discusses the NA in-houses this off season: “A lot of these guys are trying to improve every day…”
This off season, like all before it, has brought along another wave of in-houses - a place where LCS, Academy, and other high challenger players get together in an organized 5v5 to escape the despair
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Lothar: "I wouldn't be surprised if players will be competing [in both Hearthstone and Artifact]"
As esports matures and brands establish, certain names become tied to the brands they've dedicated their lives to. One such example is Jakub "Lothar" Szygulski. From streamer to manager and brand amba
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[Interview] Deft and Kingzone DragonX: A New Beginning
For professional players, the fate of their careers is decided when November rolls around. The possibility of retirement, transferring, and contract renewals permeate the air. Alongside this, there are also others things to consider. The most uncertain age for a professional gamer is their mid-20s. Although it is a period past most players' prime, it is also when they display the greatest degree of experience and wisdom in their plays. Because of all this, Deft is in peril. When he announced his return to Korea in 2016, Deft had clarified that he was on borrowed time. Within his 2 years in KT, he was able to win the LCK. The thought of leaving Korea was daunting and unfortunate. Hence why Deft became more careful. If he were to leave Korea now, he may not be granted another chance to play in the LCK. As a result, the only choice Deft had was to continue his career on the domestic stage. Even with the offer of a million US dollars, Deft did not leave.
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Crawford on Stitches’ rework: “We kept Fishing Hook as we knew that was a crowd favorite."
When the task of reworking Stitches was handed to the development team and Crawford, they had a pretty good idea where to start and the issues he currently experienced. This was not the overhaul that Sylvannas recently experienced as his fundamental kit was made well enough back in the day that he just needed more things to do when waiting for his 16-second cooldown to expire on his Hook ability.
