One piece of that vision is an ambitious underground cave system that players will be able to parachute right into. It’s just that in this sequence these base jumpers are flinging themselves down the biggest underground cave shaft in the world. It’s called the Phraya Nakhon Cave, and it’s buried deep inside the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park. Using images captured from the team’s recent scouting trip, artists will interpret the Phraya Nakhon Cave to create something entirely unique. The real-lif

One piece of that vision is an ambitious underground cave system that players will be able to parachute right into. It’s just that in this sequence these base jumpers are flinging themselves down the biggest underground cave shaft in the world. It’s called the Phraya Nakhon Cave, and it’s buried deep inside the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park. Using images captured from the team’s recent scouting trip, artists will interpret the Phraya Nakhon Cave to create something entirely unique. The real-lif

Fortnite’s community is convinced the little comet flying through the sky over Tilted Towers will finally hit today. One player, who goes by ChlorophyteFTW on the Fortnite forums, gave a more in-depth reason for why Tilted Towers would probably be hit. ChlorophyteFTW stressed that it was all a theory, but that didn’t stop Fortnite players from jumping on the bandwagon. Comets are being spotted by players all over the map, not just at Tilted Towers — and they’re making sounds. For now, Tilted Tow

Fortnite’s community is convinced the little comet flying through the sky over Tilted Towers will finally hit today. One player, who goes by ChlorophyteFTW on the Fortnite forums, gave a more in-depth reason for why Tilted Towers would probably be hit. ChlorophyteFTW stressed that it was all a theory, but that didn’t stop Fortnite players from jumping on the bandwagon. Comets are being spotted by players all over the map, not just at Tilted Towers — and they’re making sounds. For now, Tilted Tow

The first half of the competitive season is coming to a close, which means it’s time for the League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational. The regions are all wrapping up their splits and the best of the best teams will be representing their regions to duke it out in Paris. Play-In Round 1 SeedsThis set is played as a double round robin, best of one, split into two groups. The top four teams move on to the knockout stage, where they play best of fives in a single-elimination bracket. China (LPL): T

But that’s exactly what happened with Echo Fox mid laner, Kim “Fenix” Jae-hun during the 2018 Spring Split. RH: What was it like when you first found out you were going to be joining Echo Fox? KJ: I was contracted with GCU (Gold Coin United) my former team, I got two other offers from other teams, but I thought Echo Fox roster situation seemed better than the other teams, so I chose Echo Fox. So, I went to Echo Fox to play and found out he wasn’t a kid anymore. RH: What was it like on the last d

If you were watching the LCK Finals over the weekend, you might have heard LCK commentator Chris “Papa Smithy” Smith’s brief statement that Rageblade was disabled on Jhin forPpatch 8.6, but still technically buy-able. In the video, Smith explains that on Patch 8.6 in the LCK, Guinsoo’s Rageblade was disabled for Jhin, but that the item was still available for players to buy. Most often, if an item is bugged on a patch, it will be disabled by Riot for professional play, live servers, or both. In

RH: With Azir what do you feel like you were able to bring to your team as a whole? EP: I think Azir is a ticking time bomb. We were not really on the same page a lot of the time, we weren’t really playing as a team. RH: Do you feel that you guys are a better playoff team than best of one team? When you think of Faker you think of Ryze or Leblanc, when you think of Bjergsen you think of Syndra.

Just moments after stepping off the stage of their first ever championship, the Team Liquid roster made their way to Riot’s Miami arcade room to talk to press about how exactly their Finals run came to be. During the press conference top laner, Jung “Impact” Eon-yeong, jungler Jake “Xmithie” Puchero, mid laner Eugene “Pobelter” Park, AD Carry Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng, support Kim “Olleh” Joo-sung, and substitute player Joseph “Joey” Haslemann, took questions ranging from why they made certain d

The first four players of the new Origen line up were announced in the weeks leading up to the EU LCS Masters tournament. Finally, the team teased their bottom lane with a duo of puppets cowering near a dragon. As the for AD Carry, clever fan speculation led to a few correct guesses, but there was no official confirmation of Tzortziou joining the team until the announcement today. Throughout his extensive, almost five year long professional career, few players have been as controversial as Tzort

Team Liquid take home the NA LCS trophy for the 2018 Spring Split with a clean 3-0 sweep of 100 Thieves at the Finals in Miami. Team Liquid will move on to play as the North American representatives at the Mid-Season Invitational. Game two was all about Liquid who took early control, B=but once again, a critical fight around the Baron pit that gave them the lead that would end the game. In the final game of the series, things were about the same as Team Liquid started out with an incredible earl

Kaitchuck will be executive director of GaymerX until a replacement is found. In addition to founding GaymerX, Conn was also head of development house MidBoss, best known for its narrative adventure 2064: Read Only Memories. Conn stepped down as CEO of MidBoss following multiple allegations of worker abuse there. In a statement, Kaitchuck said that, “while GaymerX and MidBoss have been separate entities since 2016, we will now sever all professional association with their organization entirely.”

In a short series, Echo Fox took the 3rd place title against Clutch Gaming 3-0 on Saturday. In the press conference above, team founder Rick Fox, top laner Heo “Huni” Seung-hoon, jungler Joshua “Dardoch” Hartnett, mid laner Kim “Fenix” Jae-hun, AD Carry Johnny “Altec” Ru, support Adrian Ma, and coach Nick “Inero” Smith talk about their matches, their shoe game, and more. The team also gave their predictions for the finals match on Sunday about who they were going to win between 100 Thieves and T

Fnatic have won the EU LCS Spring Split Finals in a 3-0 victory over rivals G2 Esports. Fnatic AD Carry, Martin “Rekkles” Larrson won the finals MVP award after a dominant performance in all three of the team’s victories. Larrson also won the 2018 Spring Split MVP for the EU LCS regular season. This is Fnatic’s sixth EU LCS split title and their first since 2016. Both G2 and Fnatic will represent Europe in the Rift Rivals tournament later this year.

Echo Fox are the third place finishers for the 2018 Spring Split, after successfully defeating Clutch Gaming in a 3-0 series in Miami. Echo Fox will represent North America as the third place team at Rift Rivals — which will most likely be in Los Angeles. In game one, Echo Fox got out to a dominant early lead thanks to a fantastic early game from jungler Joshua “Dardoch” Hartnett who took over the game completely. Game three was a little more complicated — and not just because of the two pauses

Riot has announced Zaqueri “Aphromoo” Black, the support player for 100 Thieves, as the MVP of the 2018 Spring Split of the NA LCS. The announcement was made Saturday afternoon, during the split’s third place match in Miami. This is Black’s first MVP award and the first time that the award has gone to a support player. Black helped to push 100 Thieves to a first place finish in the NA LCS Spring Split as well as a place in the NA LCS Spring Split Finals, the first time a team has gone to the Fin

Henrik “Froggen” Hansen is back to playing in Europe as the mid laner for Origen, according to a tweet from the Origen Twitter account on Thursday. pic.twitter.com/brVe8oynKx — Origen (@Origengg) April 5, 2018Hansen is a well-known mid laner and Anivia player, who played for Echo Fox in 2017, Elements in 2015, and Alliance in 2014. Origen was eliminated from the EU LCS after Spring 2017 and was relegated to the Challenger Series. The team has been MIA since the Challenger Series 2017 Summer Spli

Patch 8.7 is finally here, and it’s bringing with it a lot of tuning changes to make sure the stage is set for Riot’s midseason update. While a lot of the changes are fairly small scale, there are still a few things worth mentioning about the patch before we get into the details. Here are the five most important things in this patch. As for Ninja Tabi, it’s almost hard to remember a time when they weren’t the best boots. Joining Rumble with a new Patch 8.7 skin is Wukong who’s getting a new, rob

We all know that North America and Europe are the supposed regional League of Legends rivals, but what about within North America? Casters Joshua “Jatt” Leesman and Sam “Kobe” Hartman-Kenzler take to the Rift with some pros, a bird, and some other friends to duke it out. The teams are as follows:Team U.S.ATop: Clark “ ClakeyD ” Douglas Smith” Douglas Smith Jungle: Sam “ Kobe ” Hartman-Kenzler” Hartman-Kenzler Mid: LCS Pigeon (Nicolaj Jensen)AD Carry: Zachary “ Sneaky ” Scuderi” Scuderi Support:

During the regular season, Echo Fox spent almost every week at the top of the standings before falling to second place in the last week. Meanwhile, Clutch Gaming never seemed like anything other than a standard sixth place team — good, but not good enough. Echo Fox vs Team Liquid (3-31, 5:00 p.m. Echo Fox was stronger for the entire Spring Split, and it certainly still seems that way. ET)If you watched last week’s series between Clutch Gaming and TSM you know exactly what things look like for Cl