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Storm League Season 1, revamped Ranked mode announced
Changes to the competitive Heroes of the Storm "Ranked" mode are coming next week, according to the game's development team in a conversation with InvenGlobal. Storm League Season 1 is set to kick off on Tuesday, August 6 with numerous gameplay changes that have been in the works for quite some time.
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Qhira, the second-ever Nexus hero, is coming to Heroes of the Storm
Qhira, the grappling-hook-throwing, chainsaw-blade-having, nexus-original badass is coming to Heroes of the Storm in an upcoming patch, according to the game's development team. Scheduled to hit the game's Public Test Realm early Monday afternoon, Qhira's ability to start and end fights will make melee assassin players jump for joy. This mobile death machine aims to bring her own style of chaos to the battlefield.
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SKT kkOma, "No one expected us to be stuck in a 5-game losing streak in the summer season... Remembering that losing streak, we have to focus on our performances."
8th July, LoL park Seoul, SKT T1 faced Griffin, one of the top dogs in LCK, and defeated them by 2:1. It was the first victory SKT won against GRF. Celebrating the victory, kk0ma, the head coach of SK
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SKT Faker, "Our goal is to win all matches in the second round of the summer split. Today’s win is just a step to reach there."
28th July, LoL park Seoul, SKT T1 faced Griffin, one of the top dogs in LCK, and defeated them by 2:1. It was the first victory SKT won against GRF. Sang-Hyuk “Faker” Lee, the mid-laner of
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dog steps down from Hearthstone Grandmasters to focus on streaming—Gallon to replace him in Season 2
The Americas region's Hearthstone Grandmasters league is being rocked up by a change in the middle of the year. David "dog" Caero, Hearthstone veteran and Masters Tours Las Vegas winner, is stepping d
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Tfue, Bizzle and Stompy betting favorites to win Fortnite World Cup Solos, per Bovada
Starting on Friday, Epic Games will launch one of the largest video game tournaments in history, the Fortnite World Cup, held in New York City. With $30 million in prizes up for grabs across numerous formats, money is expected to change hands inside the area and out of it. Bovada, one of the largest online gambling websites in the world, has added an entire section to their site dedicated to the World Cup itself. On it, users can place bets on who will win certain events such as the Pro-Am or Solo and Duo portions of the tournament. Additionally, there are more niche "prop bets" such as "Will a player from an organization win?" or "Region of the Winner."
