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Cloud9 Promote Reignover to Head Coach Position

Cloud9 promote Kim "Reignover" Yeu-ji as the next League of Legends head coach. | photo courtesy of Cloud9Cloud9 promote Kim "Reignover" Yeu-ji as the next League of Legends head coach.? Join us in welcoming @CLGReignover to the #C9LoL Coaching Staff! We're thrilled to have his many years of expertise in the professional @lolesports space accompany the team in the upcoming #LCS Summer Split! pic.twitter.com/W7ImDFft6t— Cloud9 (@Cloud9) May 13, 2019Reignover used to play competitively for CLG as a Jungler during the NA LCS spring split. He has also competed with Team

Apex Legends Season 7 Legend Changes Detailed

Apex Legends Season 7: Ascension will include meta changes and bug fixes for 11 of the characters playable in Respawn Entertainment's battle royale. | Photo courtesy of Respawn EntertainmentApex Legends Season 7: Ascension will include meta changes and bug fixes for 11 of the characters playable in Respawn Entertainment's FPS battle royale.Aside from a few instances of give-and-take, Respawn's latest major patch appears full of buffs across the board for its legends.With Season 7 - Ascension, the stakes are higher on new map Olympus. New Legend Horizon understands the gravity

jks: “I’m at the point in my career where I really just want to win a lot of things; this is the reason why I came to Complexity”

Justin "⁠jks⁠" Savage was on Friday announced as the newest addition to Complexity, in which he will fill the spot left vacant by the departure of Owen "⁠oBo⁠" Schlatter. The move sees the Australian close a long chapter as he parts ways with the remnants of the team he had been a part of since he first entered the international scene in 2014. We had a chance to sit down with jks for an in-depth interview, conducted after the first day of practice with his new team, to discuss what

[ASL10] Ro16 Preview P2: Crazy, Messy, Beautiful

Last week's games were fantastic. Between JyJ's surprisingly great play which ultimately fell short to Best's struggle to survive in the Group of Death to Larva's July-esque ballsy all-in play, there are ample storylines to tell going into the Ro8 already. If you didn't get a chance go watch the games, we highly recommend you go back and watch them.If there's anything we've learned from the map pool so far, it's that Optimizer and Plasma are (unsurprisingly) making life really difficult and producing incredibly weird and impossible games to predict.

Code S RO16: Zest, DRG advance to playoffs

Zest advanced in first place from what TL.net users projected to be a tightly contested Group B, earning his first Code S playoffs berth in 2020. Triumphing in two PvZ series against Solar and DongRaeGu, Zest demonstrated a peculiar new style based around mass Void Rays in the early/mid-game.DongRaeGu advanced from the group in second place, presenting further evidence that his semifinal run in the previous season was no fluke. The strong TvZ that saw DRG sweep INnoVation in last season's quarterfinals was on display again, as he took two

The Valve path: from benign to neglectful

This should have been the high point of the Dota calendar. It’s shortly after TI, just as the DPC awakens from its slumber, new hopes and possibilities abound, perhaps with a patch or two to shake up the meta. Early September would be the time of shock roster moves, sad retirements and exciting arrivals, the beginning of a new era of perhaps the continuation of what came before. No matter whether it’s a Secret quarter-final exit or a VP choke or an OG shock that keeps everyone on their toes,

Liquid Rivalries: Super Smash Bros. Melee

When would you say competitive Smash Bros. was born? Was it on January 21st, 1999, when Nintendo released Super Smash Bros? Or on November 21st 2001, when Melee was released? Or on April, 2002, when Matt Deezie started the Tournament Go series? I set the date two years later - January 10th, 2004. That was the day Melee held its first national, Game Over. In my eyes, a sport doesn’t come alive just by merit of a ruleset or a tournament. To be living, a sport needs a full-fledged scene

Former Activision Blizzard Esports CMO Joins DC

Warner Bros. announced Monday that Daniel Cherry III, former chief marketing officer at Activision Blizzard Esports, has joined DC as its new senior vice president and general manager. This role created for Cherry will see him work alongside Jim Lee, chief creative officer and publisher at DC, with both reporting directly to  Warner Bros. Global Brands and Experience President Pam Lifford. Chery will officially take up the new role Sept. 7. Cherry joined Activision Blizzard Esports as part of a group of executive hires brought on from the sports and