Knight, along with JackeyLove, 369, yuyanjia and jungler Hung “Karsa” Hao-Hsuan will have their eyes on Summer Split title, looking to get revenge on JD Gaming for beating them in the 2020 Spring fin
The China native played Zoe twice, landing every sleepy trouble bubble imaginable, not dying a single time. He even switched from a carry role to a support-like role, playing Orianna against FPX in the finals, finishing with a KDA (kill/death/assist) of 2/2
With mobile MOBAs slowly overtaking the mobile gaming scene, it makes sense for Riot Games to enter the foray with 2xko League of Legends of Legends : Wild Rift . In this upcoming title, League fans will finally be able to play intense 5v5 matches in the mobile version of the hit MOBA. Moreover, with the game just having entered alpha , fans and MOBA enthusiasts have a lot to look forward
However, not everything goes smoothly in mobile titles. For instance, aside from lag and communication issues, the game might not have the same “thrilling” League experience. What are awesome things coming in Wild Rift , and what might be things that can cause al
Pulsefire is a futuristic skin line that first debuted in 2012 with the Ultimate skin “Pulsefire Ezreal.” More champions like Caitlyn, Riven, and Thresh would get these skins in following years and the lore was developed into a universe where time travel is common. As part of Riot’s latest plans for events , Pulsefire 2020 also brings back Pick URF for a month and has a variety of missions with their own rewa
Ucal and Smeb previously won the LCK title with KT Rolster back in Summer 2018. The two will look to do the same again, as they compete against T1, Gen.G, DragonX, DAMWON, and more for that heavily contested right to call themselves champions of Ko
Top Esports mid laner Zhuo “knight” Ding’s performance in the Mid-Season Cup was nothing short of brilliant. The twenty-year-old on Corki, despite losing both games on the champion, popped off, even winning teamfights single handedly to turn the tides of the games. Knight was able to get his hands on Syndra twice, before the champion, for all intents and purposes, became a perma-ban for his opposition due to his unrivaled skill on the Dark Sovere
Adding more about his mechanical skills, aphromoo said, “It’s important to have hands and God bless Johnsun, he’s got the hands. But other than that, he plays very well himself. I do think as a team-first, we all have to be on the same page and it’s a lot easier to see those patterns that happen in ga
Fight in the mid-lane and bully enemies as much as possible using Devour. If the enemy tries to duel you’ll get fairly easy kills, but most are too smart for this so stick to bullying. Camp farming and knocking down towers will be your other goal in this ph
This build has you ignore Thick Skin until level 14 and instead focus on Tongue Lash and Devour with only a single point in Abyssal Voyage at level six. The goal is to disrupt enemy attacks using slow and stun, and using Devour to disrupt an opponents attack or give Tahm a chance to recover in pe
The recent addition of Yu “JackeyLove” Wen-Bo seems to have unlocked something in this team. The upcoming Summer Split will be JackeyLove’s first full split with Top Esports, and fans can expect the young bot laner to be one of the main contributors as they compete in the
Varus seemed to be the only champion to be a perma-ban for every team in the Mid-Season Cup. The few times he slipped through the banning phase, he’d be immediately first picked by the blue team, making the red team who didn’t ban him regret
There’s a lot to unpack from 2020’s first international tournament, from Korean champs T1 being eliminated in the group stage, to Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok’s concerning performances. But here are five of the biggest takeaways from the 2020 Mid-Season
This is a mid to late-game build that has Tahm Kench stepping in as a support when needed and acting as a one on one champion dueler when not needed. In the beginning of the game you’ll want to farm in Top Lane with most upgrades going to Tongue Lash and a few points spread across the other abilit
Just two weeks into the LCS, fans have been able to watch aphromoo play four different supports in four games. The veteran has so far played Leona, Lulu, Bard and Thresh. Despite Dignitas’ ugly 0-4 start to the split, aphromoo alongside his AD carry Johnsun “Johnsun” Nguyen have performed well in the bot l
When asked if he thinks Clash has helped with any of the issues in solo queue, Aphromoo laughed and said, “No, I’ve never played Clash in my life man.” The support added his thoughts about solo queue, saying, “But, even though solo queue still sucks man, I still play it anyway. It’s the only type of practice you can do by yourself. There’s nothing else besides in-houses but once teams start actually practicing, no one wants [to play solo queue] n