KZ Bdd: "When you play Yasuo, don’t try to be fancy by riding around on minions and instead play more safely."

The shocking events of MSI 2018 are in the past and the start of the 2018 LCK Summer Split is less than a week away. Although he's the mid laner of the defending champion team of the LCK, Gwak

Gen.G Fly: "I learned a lot in the US. I made a lot of improvements on my social skills."

During the quiet off-season, some Korean players that had been active abroad returned to the LCK. Among the returning players, Song “Fly” Yong-jun was the most noticeable. While he is not

Kala: "Every single person in Heroes of the Storm complains about the lack of knowledge in the game and no one was doing anything about it."

Kurtis “Kala” Lloyd, the current coach of Tempo Storm's professional Heroes of the Storm team, has a mission.

Q&A With Riot Games Ariel Horn, Global Executive Producer: "Presenting Esports like a legitimate traditional sport."

Please credit answers to Ariel Horn, Global Executive Producer, Riot Games ¤ To start things off, could you please introduce yourself to the readers and briefly explain what you do? My name is

[Video Interview] Ruler on the New ADC Meta: Yasuo, Irelia and Vladimir can be used as ADC in tournaments. I personally think that the best is Irelia."

On June 7th(KST), the Korean national team members gathered up to participate in the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games LoL preliminaries. We were able to meet the team before they flew to Hong Kong.

Interview with Overwatch Designer, Scott Mercer: “We think that the endorsement system will be the key to bringing out the goodness in players”

An Overwatch developer update video was uploaded on Overwatch official YouTube channel on June 5th. This update introduced some upcoming social features: endorsement and group systems.

Peanut: "I'm aware that some people are not that positive towards esports. I want to get through the preliminaries and spread esports throughout the world."

The Asian Games LoL Korean national team players, Score and Peanut, are ready and excited for the preliminaries in Hong Kong. The two Junglers said that they both “have a lot of things to learn

Faker on the Asian Games: "I’ll prepare well so that I can use any champion in any situation."

Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok shared his thoughts on participating in his first international competition of this year. Faker had played in MSI every year for the past few years, but this year,

Ruler and CoreJJ on the Asian Games: "We’re going to focus on both our performance as well as the team’s results."

On June 7th(KST), the Korean Asian Games LoL national team left for Hong Kong for the preliminaries. Gen.G's Bottom duo, Ruler and CoreJJ, shared their thoughts on representing Korea. As the national

[LoL Asian Games] The Six Korean Representatives Leave for Hongkong

The first-ever Korean League of Legends esports team left for Hongkong to play in the 2018 Asian Games regional preliminaries.Two months prior to the opening of the 2018 Asian Games, esports players t

Blaberfish2 Joins Cloud9's Academy Team.

On the *****, Cloud9 announced that Blaberfish will be the starting jungler for their Academy team.With recently graduating high school and joining the C9 Academy team, we decided it was best to get m

Faker Shares His Thoughts on the 2018 Asian Games in SKT T1’s Official Video Clip

On June 5th, SKT T1 released a video interview of Faker on their official Youtube account. In this short clip, Faker shares some of his thoughts on the upcoming 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games.

Echo Fox Fenix: "It felt like Bjergsen was a perfect player up to 2016... But not now. (Laughs)"

Kim "Fenix" Jae-hun has been active in NA for quite a while, but isn't that familiar to the Korean fans. His career was a bit different from other Korean players. Most Korean players that go to NA tak

FNC sOAZ and Caps on 2018 MSI, the Ultimate Dog Champ, and Improving as a Team

You guys came to Korea right after the busy MSI schedule. It must be exhausting. Caps: I became very hungry after MSI because we didn't perform as well as I had hoped. I want to do a lot better in the

YamatoCannon: “Coaching was seemed as a joke in western LoL. Probably the whole western esports scene wasn’t taking it as a professional role.”

What is the most important skill that is needed to maintain a career as a coach? Being able to boost a team's overall performance? Perhaps it's entrepreneurship or being able to form a strong relation

[Healing Camp] CG LirA Conquers Six Flags Roller Coasters And Depicts His Life As One.

Out of all the players we interviewed in the last NA LCS Spring Split, there was one player that lingered in my mind. It is none other than LirA, Clutch Gaming's jungler. It was prevalent that there w

Score on the 2018 Asian Games: “There are quality players on our team, so we have a good chance of winning the gold medal."

On May 31st, KeSPA officially announced the roster of the Korean national team that will be playing for the 2018 Asian Games. Top laner Kim “Kiin” Gi-in and the two Junglers

Q&A with Japan's World Cup Tracer: ta1yo. Can they win Contenders without Korean coaching?

We caught up with Team Japan’s premier Tracer player, Sean “ta1yo” Henderson to get an update on the state of Japanese Overwatch

thesource: “Running teams and working with players is the most volatile thing I’ve ever done in esports."

I remember watching a tournament and a commentator messes something up and Twitch chat just starts flaming him into oblivion, which Twitch chat is known to do, and he says, “I’d like to see you kids do better.”

KT Deft: "The criticism that, 'I had hit my limit and that I cannot win,' hurt me the most"

At the end of every season, teams of every league look back at the year and see if they had accomplished their goals. Having come back to Korea, Deft has yet to smile. He had to sit back and watch as