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Fnatic cleanly swept them 3-0 and won the 2018 Spring Split. The European fan-favorites would win again during the Summer 0f 2018, while G2 suffered an early exit from the Summer playoffs at the hands of Misfits in the quarterfinals. Despite the somewhat disappointing 2018 Spring and Summer Splits, G2 secured themselves a spot to compete in the 2018 World Champions
With the addition of Huni, Evil Geniuses look to bolster their already strong lineup. However, due to Riot Games’ import restrictions, Huni might not play for EG’s LCS roster in 2020. In order to play Huni, Evil Genuises would have to replace Bang with Academy bot laner Matthew “Deftly” Chen. It’s more plausible that fans will see Huni play for EG’s Academy team, and as long as Huni plays at least 50% of the games this summer, he’ll be eligible to declare as a North American citizen for the 2021 Spring Split, and thus be able to play for EG without breaking any import restricti
Similar to the Animal Crossing: New Horizons delay, the PS5 and Xbox Series X are both manufactured in China, and with a lot of manufacturing grinding to a halt, this could effect the availability of the systems when they launch later this year. The extent of what these manufacturing delays might mean is still yet to be seen, as neither Sony nor Microsoft has come out to address any delays they may be currently suffering from. As a result, this might be a similar situation to the launch of the Nintendo Switch, which saw consoles flying off the shelf faster than the company could hope to stock t
After what felt like an incredibly long offseason, these past few days have been chock-full of excitement for League of Legends fans around the globe. Live games are back with the start of China and Korea’s Mid Season Cup and we’re finally beginning to see teams announce their opening day rosters for the start of the Summer Sp
There used to be a time when nobody in Europe knew what a “G2” was. Or maybe they did, but they thought it was just something you drank during a workout. In late August of 2015, the European League of Legends Championship Series was barely three years old and Fnatic was fresh off their second consecutive title, winning a whopping five out of the league’s first six. Meanwhile, an organization called Gamers2, owned by Carlos “Ocelote” Rodriguez Santiago, had been battling their way through the EU Challenger Series for the two years prior, trying to earn themselves a spot to compete in the European
After a series of roster shakeups and additions, notably Mateusz “Kikis” Szkudlarek in the jungle, Ocelote finally built a Gamers2 roster that would find success. Taking down SK Gaming in the promotion series, Gamers2 qualified for the 2016 EU LCS Spring Split. The team would later rebrand to G2 Esports following their qualificat
One strange effect of the Coronavirus lately, has had more to do with gamers directly as opposed to the industry behind selling and developing games. Some titles with surface level similarities to the virus have been skyrocketing as fears of the Wuhan Coronavirus have swept across the world. In fact, popular mobile title Plague Inc. has excelled in China since worries of the virus started spreading throughout the coun
Thanks to some wonky blind-pick games that allowed for mirror matches, Varus had a 108% presence this tournament, a record that may prove to stand for a long time. The only losses on Varus were to another Varus in a blind-pick mirror match. The marksman’s ultimate, chain of corruption, has the ability to turn fights around and his constant damage output combined with his long-range makes him an incredibly strong pick in the game’s current m
The gaming industry is a huge mix of companies around the globe, all working to deliver the gaming experiences that fans love. This is how surprises like The Outer Worlds Switch port delay can happen as a result of the Coronavirus, even though the development studio, Obsidian Entertainment, is located in California. As it happens, the team that Obsidian contracted to facilitate the port is located in China, causing the game’s release to delay as the team stays safe to limit risk of infect
Invictus Gaming, despite their success in the regular season, https://www.Leagueoflegendsportal.com/articles/tank-item-deep-dive-my-top-picks-for-surviving-2025-league.html looked absolutely lost, and couldn’t secure even a single win. On the Korean side of things, DragonX seemingly had a lead with three dragons every game, before choking in the late game almost every time. T1, barring Faker, struggled heavily and threw their leads away as w