If you have been following Contenders for the past few weeks, chances are you may have heard of GC Busan Wave. GCB is a group of talented young players that were formerly known as INTRO Wave until rec
The balance between complaining about RNG – be it jokingly or serious – and acknowledging expertise is off.
But these individuals, as vital and accomplished as they may be, account for a mere fraction of the work that goes into each Overwatch League production. There is an expansive behind-the-scenes crew comprised of dozens of brilliant, diverse personalities whose faces will rarely be glimpsed
So, without further ado, I would like to present my two personal picks for the MVPs of the Overwatch League Playoffs: Gesture & Neptuno.
The first annual National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) Conference concluded with two days of exceptional panels and field trips, all of which added up to a most successful conference launc
The National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) hosted its first-ever national convention at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, July 18-20, 2018. Panels for the first day focused very
The 5th week of EU LCS was all about taking down Misfits gaming. It all started with pre-game banter between Roccat and Misfits social media managers, but it took to Fnatic to finally bring Misfits do
We are already halfway into Season 2 of Overwatch Contenders, and it has been an amazing three weeks of constant battles in the world of Overwatch. We have put together a list of must-watch matches an
One of the more fascinatingly frustrating stories of the Heroes of the Storm Heroes Global Championship (HGC) scene involves a European team with all the potential in the world who shows flashes of brilliance followed by moments of a letdown.
The real semifinals battle will take place between the two off-tanks.
The match will depend on who can quickly change and adapt to changing compositions of the opponent and be the enabler for the team.
The lag made it unplayable for the pro players streaming and, while the commentators tried their best to make light, it was an extremely unprofessional display from Epic Games.
Players from stronger regions, like Korea, will continue to heavily influence other regions, such as China, Pacific and North America, and it is hampering the growth of local talent.
As many high-profile LAN events pile up and Valve’s majors losing a bit of their shine over the course of the last twelve months, it is becoming quite important for third-party tournament organizers to stand out from the crowd.
Just a year ago, no one would've imagined the LCK to fall in an international tournament. Korea was like Marvel's Thanos, they were too strong. From 2013 to 2017, Korea consistently won the World
Although marketed as a “hero-based FPS,” Overwatch has strayed further and further from its origins since early release, each hero introduction and overhaul warping the game into a gimmick
What constitutes “best” is at least somewhat subjective of course, but objective parameters can be set out.
2018 Rift Rivals: which region will be the greatest above all? The 2018 Rift Rivals is a LoL tournament that is seperated into 5 different international groups, each composed of 2 or 3 regions. The
It's the second revolution in the League of Legends (LoL) meta. The first one was the appearance of the EU meta, and this second revolution would be the EU meta being shaken up. Over the past years,
There's a team that hasn't once lost in 2018. That team is Griffin, which dominated Challengers Korea (14-0) during the Spring Split and reached the LCK. Counting the Challengers Korea matches and the
