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League of Legends nerfs and buffs in 10.3 patch Riot Games have released a massive patch earlier on Tuesday, which introduced a plethora of nerfs and buffs to our favourite League of Legends champions, as well as slight changes to the jungle and VFX updates for some of the older champions. Getting hit by Aphelios Q from across the map, trying to stop a fed Akali from laying waste on your team or laning against the so-called "support" Senna have been some of the most infuriating and frustrating things League of Legends players were dealing with in recent weeks,…

Magic World Championship XXVI – All you need to know Magic World Championship will bring together 16 of the best Magic: The Gathering players in the world at the culminating event of the 2019 season. The event will offer US $1,000,000 in the prize pool, which is the highest ever cash-prize in the 26-year-long history of Magic World Championship. Magic World Championship XXVI will be held between February 14-16, 2020 at Honolulu, Hawaii, where we will see only the best Magic Pro League (MPL) and Mythic Championship players vying for $1 million in prizes. The championship will be played…

Gambit bench gpk from Dota 2 roster More controversy has hit the Dota 2 scene earlier this Tuesday when Gambit Esports unveiled they are removing Danil "gpk" Skutin from their active Dota 2 roster due to his refusal to boot camp with his teammates. The announcement of gpk's benching surfaced on Tuesday, February 4, on Gambit Esports' Official Twitter page. In the same post, the CIS esports organisation also unveiled gpk will be replaced by Rostislav "fn" Lozovoi who will play under Gambit banner at the ESL One Los Angeles 2020 CIS Qualifier, slated to begin on Saturday, February…

Apex Legends Season 4 introduces changes to World’s Edge Respawn Entertainment released a blog post earlier this Monday, introducing changes that are making their way into the Apex Legends in Season 4 Assimilation, which will offer the players new ways to interact with the battle royale game. In the blog post made on EA’s official website, the game's Design Director Jason McCord talked about the changes and the direction he and his team are looking to take Apex Legends in its fourth season, which is set to go live on Tuesday, February 4. Mr. McCord stated his goal for…

ATK making a return to CS:GO scene with a new roster South African CS:GO team ATK has announced its return to the competitive Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene this Monday, February 3, when the Cape Town-based organisation unveiled its new roster. In September 2019, ATK assembled a roster which consisted of Johnny "JT" Theodosiou, Ian "motm" Hardy, Joshua "oSee" Ohm, Ricky "floppy" Kemery, Aran "Sonic" Groesbeek and coach Tiaan "T.c." Coertzen, however, their journey was rather short-lived, as the whole squad got signed by Cloud9 at the start of January. After a month on the sidelines, ATK assembled a new…

Breso, the first player to win Fortnite LAN event with a controller Australian Fortnite pro who goes by the alias Breso won the Australia Open Summer Smash 2020, this Sunday, to become the first-ever Fortnite professional player to win a LAN event with a controller. The Fortnite competitive scene is dominated by players who used keyboard and mouse as it offers more precise controls, which is exactly what can help any player elevate his game to a higher level. Despite that, however, there are outliners who swear by controllers as their preferred device, partially due to the added aim-assist…

Wardell, Subroza and FNS form a new CS:GO team Two American and three Canadian Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players have teamed up to form a new roster named Orgless, which will compete in the qualifiers for the B Site League. This Saturday, February 2, news surfaced, which unveiled a new CS:GO squad dubbed Orgless. The team will be led by the former Riot Squad and Cloud9 In-Game-Leader Pujan "FNS" Mehta, who will join forces with his two compatriots Matthew "WARDELL" Yu and Yassine "Subroza" Taoufik and two American CS:GO pros Jaccob "yay" Whiteaker and Gage "Infinite" Green. The team was…

GamerLegion add draken to their CS:GO team GamerLegion have unveiled the signing of William "draken" Sundin, who will complete their all-Swedish CS:GO roster ahead of their ESEA Season 33 campaign. The arrival of draken to GamerLegion has been rumoured at the start of January amidst the news of Tim "nawwk" Jonasson's departure to Ninjas in Pyjamas. While there were no announcements regarding the supposed signing for almost a month, the rumours have finally come to fruition this Saturday, February 2, when GamerLegion announced the signing of draken on their official Twitter page with a short 30-second video. The 24-year-old…

Ohaiyo and Mushi announced as members of Team IO Chai "Mushi" Yee Fung and Khoo "Ohaiyo" Chong Xin have been announced as members of a new Dota 2 team dubbed Team IO, which will feature some well-known players from the Southeast Asian region. Earlier this Saturday, Team IO registered on the Dota 2 Minor and Major registration page, unveiling a new roster, which will field two well-known Malaysian Dota 2 pros Mushi and Ohayo as well as Galvin "Meracle" Kang Jian Wen, Benhur "Nayeon" Lawis and Ryan "Raging-_-Potato" Jay Qui (also known as Bimbo). Raging-_-Potato is a 24-year-old Dota 2…

OG decimate ENCE at ICE Challenge 2020 OG CS:GO team defeated ENCE in the opening fixture of ICE Challenge 2020 CS:GO tournament, which marked a monumental win for Aleksi "Aleksib" Virolainen, who faced off against his former team for the first time since he got benched by ENCE in September 2019. ICE Challenge 2020, is a GG.Bet-sponsored A-Tier tournament, which features US $250,000 in prize pool and eight CS:GO teams who compete for the spoils. The tournament began this Saturday, February 1, at ExCeL London arena with a grudge match between ENCE and OG, who made their first appearance…