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GMB Diamondprox: "If you don't enjoy the game, and you are just forcing yourself to play because it's your job, you're going to be a worse player. "
The 2018 League of Legends season was one for the ages, and for one if its eldest paragons, it was a year of redemption. Legendary Russian Jungler Danil "Diamondprox" Reshetnikov is one of the longest
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Reynad: On Reddit, Artifact, and Walking the Fine Line of Both Streamer and CEO
We sat down with the entrepreneur for a look behind Tempo Storm and the man himself. Reynad opened up about the dreams he had for Tempo Storm, what the biggest hurdles were in the past - and are now -- to achieve those dreams, and the life lessons he has learned in the ever-changing landscape of modern-day media.
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Reynad: “What [Blizzard and Riot] are doing has benefited them greatly, but it's hurting the ecosystem.”
Some people fill their lives with their job - it's what they live and die for. And then there's people like Andrey “Reynad” Yanyuk, who ideally cram three full-time jobs in a day. Because
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HGC community responds to collapse of Heroes esports infrastructure
When Activision Blizzard announced on Thursday that they would no longer support competitive Heroes of the Storm at the amateur, collegiate or professional level going forward, a can of worms was opened. A decision based solely in the name of saving money and dedicating resources to more profitable ventures within the company, the backlash from the Blizzard community has been harsh, a feeling of betrayal and worry over the future of the title.
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FNC Broxah on G2 Caps: "I will never agree with his decision at all, but at the same time, I have to respect his opinion."
Fnatic's 2018 League of Legends team is the best western team to ever hit the rift. Armed with the perfect balance of veteran experience and explosive youthful talent, Fnatic became the first western
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LMS Flash Wolves Signs Coach Chunco & Borrows Rather
Flash Wolves signed coach Chuco and borrowed Rather. Flash Wolves made an official announcement that Jung-Hee ‘Chunco' Chun will be joining their team as their head coach on December 14th. With most of their players leaving the team, Flash Wolves made the decision of signing a Korean coach and borrowing a Korean player. Coach Chunco was formerly a pro gamer for Warcraft III; afterward, he became a coach for League of Legends, beginning the 2nd part of his gaming life. Chunco has taken over coaching in Jin Air Green Wings in 2014 before transferring to a Chinese team, Young Glory. He then continued his coaching life in LCK's KongDoo Monster in 2018.
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LPL Suning Gaming Announces Their Coaches, Comet & Easyhoon
LPL Suning Gaming announced two of their Korean coaches on December 14th. Their new coaches include Hye-Sung ‘Comet' Lim and Ji-Hoon ‘Easyhoon' Lee. They live under the same roof as Maple and SwordArt, who has transferred from Flash Wolves. The head coach, Comet, made his debut in the League of Legends esports scene as a support for Xenics Storm.
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Blizzard to end competitive Heroes of the Storm scene
On Thursday afternoon, Blizzard Entertainment's new President, J. Allen Brack, made his first big move since the recent resignation of the long-time figurehead, Mike Morhaime. In an official statement, Brack announced that the company would no longer support the competitive Heroes of the Storm scene at the professional, collegiate or amateur level going forward.
