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Interview
SANDBOX Ghost & Summit, after Getting Picked as MVP: "Today was the hardest match I’ve played this season... However, it feels great because it seems we won with great willpower."
On January 30th, the first day of week 3 for the LCK 2019 Spring Season took place at the LoL Park in Seoul, South Korea. SANDBOX Gaming won the first series against DAMWON Gaming 2-1. Each team had taken a win -- SANDBOX in game 1, and DAMWON in game 2. It was the third game that will decide which team will win, and this had made the game turn intense as both teams seemed to be even. Each team took turns in winning team fights, making it hard to predict which team will win. However, it was the last team fight after SANDBOX had taken the Baron decided who was the winner for today's match. This is the post-match interview with SANDBOX Gaming's top laner, Summit, and bot laner, Ghost.
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Feature
Meet Aydan: How an average teenager found fortune in Tilted Towers
Everywhere you go, you can’t escape Epic Games' groundbreaking title, Fortnite. At the mall, in movie theaters, out to dinner with friends, even on jumbotrons at sporting events, you see dozens of kids showcasing dance moves featured in the game itself. Heads are no longer tilted in wonder when it’s talked about. Instead, those who have never heard of it are increasingly becoming rarer and rarer beings as pop culture thrusts the title in their faces, like a new parent who wants to showcase 2.5 x 3.5-inch photos of their children in their wallet at any given time. The game amassed billions of dollars in 2018 and created multi-million dollar celebrities from players who enjoy streaming the title on Twitch or competing in large tournaments around the globe. This isn’t the story of one of those millionaires who live in a house that features a dining room larger than any place of residence they grew up in or someone who showcases their newest Tesla vehicle they purchased for six-figures on social media or even has two computers to power their Twitch stream. In fact, on stream, you can see a microwave in the background, a stack of dirty dishes sitting on the counter and individuals throughout the day walking in and out of their modern trailer home.
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Interview
[Video Interview] FOX Rush ganks Apollo's interview! Apollo: "He's kind of like a kid. A little man child." (Laughs)
Going into the weekend, Echo Fox was rated really low on most people's preseasons power rankings. They faced off against new arch nemesis, Clutch Gaming, in their first match and Golden Guardians in t
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Cartoon
[Cartoon] The LCK, LCS, and LEC are Different from Last Year, How Is Their Strength in This Early Spring Season?
This week's editorial cartoon features outlines of each regional league (LCK, LCS, and LEC) in this spring season, which are quite different from how they were in the past. The rookies in the LCK are as fierce as ever; notably, Griffin still remains steadfast at the top, now even stronger than they were last year. Many other teams are keeping their eyes on Griffin, who is now seen as the ‘final boss'.
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News
Collegiate StarLeague Announces the Addition of NBA 2K19 in North America
This is the full text of Collegiate StarLeague's 2019/01/29 press release. SANTA MONICA, CA |January 28, 2019– Collegiate StarLeague, a division of WorldGaming Network, announced today that NBA 2K19 is coming to US and Canadian college and university campuses. The competition – which will commence in January 2019 – will provide players at more than 1,600 participating Collegiate StarLeague colleges and universities the chance to represent their school in the world's largest collegiate esports program. The very best teams to emerge from the fray will meet at the CSL Collegiate Grand Finals in April 2019, to compete for a scholarship prize pool of $10,000. Furthermore, with more than $175,000 in prizes and scholarships available across different games for CSL's 2018-2019 season, it's going to be the biggest year yet.
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Interview
Riot Chopper on 3rd place match removal and circuit points: "...the immediate change will be to equalize the points for 3rd and 4th place in Spring."
Riot Games announced over the weekend that the 2019 LCS Spring Finals would be taking place in St. Louis, Missouri. Changes to the event format include the removal of the 3rd/4th place match, and in i
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Interview
TL Jensen: "We did preparation for over an hour and went through many scenarios, but we didn't go through a single scenario where C9 gave us Cassiopeia."
"I would not have had regrets if we had lost to C9, but I think a lot of people would have been really upset with me if we were to lose, or if I hadn't performed well."
