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StarCraft II 5.0 PTR Patch Notes

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Waxangel Profile Blog Joined September 2002 United States28906 Posts I know there's not many co-op fans on TL (or at least not many who post), but I'm glad they're putting such a huge content patch out for co-op mode. Now, crossing my fingers for the rumored War3 hero leaks to be real AdministratorHey HP can you redo everything youve ever done because i have a small complaint? Cricketer12 Profile Blog Joined May 2012 United States12886 Posts On July 24 2020 12:00 Waxangel wrote:I know there's not many co-op fans on

Code S RO16 Preview: Maru, Solar, Trap, Dream

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by OrlokThe "C" in Group C stands for "Complicated," as predicting the the round-of-sixteen has been anything but straight-forward so far. Conventional wisdom has mostly been thrown out the window these past few outings with DRG and PartinG getting out of their groups in first place despite their underdog status.Everyone knows that on paper, Maru and Trap are favorites to advance from Group C—you don't need us to tell you that. Instead, we'll take a look at another underdog in Dream—possibly the best military returnee so far—and think about what

Serral wins DreamHack Masters Summer Finals

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TL.net ESPORTS Profile Joined July 2011 1 Post Held in the midst of a global pandemic, Dreamhack Masters Summer had to be an abnormal tournament. The entirety of the event was held online, games were played five days a week at an almost non-stop pace, and Korean players were invited to compete alongside international players in StarCraft II's "break region-lock in case of emergency" moment. Amid these unusual circumstances, StarCraft II fans would found the conclusion of the tournament, at least, to be quite familiar: Serral emerged triumphant over a