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KT Score: "This could be my last split. I want to show a type of performance that the fans have never seen from me before."
On the 29th of May (KST), profile photo shoot for the 2019 LCK Summer Split took place and we met up with KT's veteran jungler, Score to talk about his upcoming split. He started off by saying, &ldquo
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GEN Rich: "When I was playing Heroes of the Storm, I’ve never gotten this much attention, so it’s really awkward for me."
Lee “Rich” Jae-won participated in the profile photo shoot for the 2019 LCK Summer Split. Not as well known to the League of Legends fans, Rich was recognized as the best ever player in
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SKT Faker: "We'll use what we had learned from 2019 MSI to further improve ourselves for summer."
On the 29th, during the 2019 LCK Summer profile photoshoot, our team happened upon an opportunity to speak with SKT Faker and hear from him about his resolution for the upcoming summer split. "There i
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IGEC Panel Highlight: How to Succeed in Esports When You're Bad at Video Games
There's a misconception in the esports industry that every single person who works in the field also excels at gaming-- as if it is a prerequisite. Just because the best of the best are performing on stage under the bright lights, doesn't mean those who work behind the scenes or on the casting desk can play at a Grand Master level. In fact, it's quite the opposite. A large number of individuals who have found success in the esports space actually stink at the games they love. Does it help if the General Manager of an esports organization can play at a high-level? Sort of. Does it make him any less qualified for the job if he isn't? Nope. At the InvenGlobal Esports Conference [IGEC], you'll hear from a handful of individuals from around the world and esports space who have found their niche, ran with it and succeeded without being all that great at the games they love.
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HU Storm: Interview with the Harrisburg University League of Legends Esports Team
Harrisburg University's esports team, HU Storm, provides its students with some of the best collegiate esports facilities and resources to promote rapid growth and success. HU Storm is the first collegiate team to ever employ former professional esports players as coaches.
