Interview

  1. Interview

    Q&A with Japan's World Cup Tracer: ta1yo. Can they win Contenders without Korean coaching?

    We caught up with Team Japan’s premier Tracer player, Sean “ta1yo” Henderson to get an update on the state of Japanese Overwatch

    · May 29, 2018
  2. Interview

    thesource: “Running teams and working with players is the most volatile thing I’ve ever done in esports."

    I remember watching a tournament and a commentator messes something up and Twitch chat just starts flaming him into oblivion, which Twitch chat is known to do, and he says, “I’d like to see you kids do better.”

    · May 28, 2018
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    KT Deft: "The criticism that, 'I had hit my limit and that I cannot win,' hurt me the most"

    At the end of every season, teams of every league look back at the year and see if they had accomplished their goals. Having come back to Korea, Deft has yet to smile. He had to sit back and watch as

    · May 28, 2018
  4. Interview

    Shudderwock Shaman, the new Zoolock?

    But does Shudderwock Shaman have the capability to be as much of a new-meta punisher as Zoolock ever was? The answer to that does lie in a core difference between the decks. And no, it’s not the difference in strategy.

    · May 28, 2018
  5. Interview

    Faker: "Currently, I'm a midlaner ranked at about 4th... Honestly, I'm not confident enough, I'm not sure that I'll do well again"

    A plain white tee, rather curt responses, and a simple lifestyle. At a glance, there's nothing special about Faker. As a matter of fact, he's odd in a way that is hard to describe. But people cheer an

    · May 23, 2018
  6. Interview

    SUP GBM on TL MSI Results: "They may have become careless because their scrim results were too good."

    There are many regions around the world that have League of Legends esports. Outside of the major leagues like Korea's LCK, China's LPL, NA, EU LCS or LMS, there are actually many other LoL leagues.

    · May 22, 2018
  7. Interview

    Moth from SF Shock: "If you can’t replicate what you’re doing in scrims, it’s really frustrating."

    On May 2nd, we joined SF Shock's Mercy expert Grant“Moth” Espe and their coach Jae “JunkBuck” Choi after their win against Houston Outlaws. Both were in good spirits as they sa

    · May 22, 2018
  8. Interview

    OpTic Arrow "It seemed that those older players like Doublelift sensed danger better than the younger players."

    Hi, how have you been? Hi. I think I've been pretty well, but as you know, Phoenix 1 was cut out of LCS franchise. So I was looking for a new team and joined Optic Gaming. After joining the team, ther

    · May 21, 2018
  9. Interview

    Seoul Dynasty ryujehong: "I believe my team's realistic goal is making it to playoffs."

    After the opening games for the Overwatch League on the 17th, we got to meet with Seoul Dynasty's ryujehong. It has been almost a year since we last met with ryujehong in an interview last July before

    · May 21, 2018
  10. Interview

    Team Dignitas ‘EMUHLEET’ Explains Her Experiences As A Female Professional Player

    With female gamers gaining both recognition and skill, they are slowly but yet steadily breaking the barrier set by the industry of male gamers and female gamers. One of the league that has seen the b

    · May 21, 2018
  11. Interview

    RNG Coach Heart: "The other MSI teams started copying our strategy. During this year's MSI, we made the meta"

    On the 20th, I met two of the jolliest man I've ever seen. The two men were the coaches of RNG, this year's MSI champion. The two red-faced men calmed down and sat in their chairs."It feels so surreal

    · May 20, 2018
  12. Interview

    RNG Ming: "Uzi taught me many things. I'm really lucky to have had the chance to play with him"

    Journalist: Congratulations! I have a question for the head coach: what was the key point you paid attention to this series? What decided the match?Kezman: The trust that the coaching staff and player

    · May 20, 2018
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    Interview With RNG Xiaohu and Letme: "2018 is the year of RNG"

    On the 20th, at the Finals of the 2018 MSI, Royal Never Give Up defeated Kingzone DragonX with a score of 3-1. Although the MVP award went to Uzi, the rest of RNG did their share by enabling the star

    · May 20, 2018
  14. Interview

    RNG Head Coach Kezman: "Uzi would've been the best ADC player, regardless of which region he was born in"

    RNG is the 2018 MSI Champion.On the Final Stage of the 2018 MSI, LPL's Royal Never Give Up took down LCK's Kingzone DragonX. For 6 years, Uzi had been trying to win an international title but had alwa

    · May 20, 2018