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As the new kids on the block, a lot of LTA fans were interested to see how Disguised would match up against their senior counterparts such as Team Liquid, FlyQuest, and Cloud9. Unfortunately, DSG had a rocky start and it only seemed to get more difficult for them as the year rolled on. After two
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After a less than stellar regular season in the North American Challenger League, Blue Otter rose to the occasion and finished 3rd place with their impressive playoff run. During their time in the playoffs, where they fell into the lower bracket, the Otters locked in and took down two teams that were considered most likely
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This piece is a little different than my normal interviews. Instead of a player, we climbed a little higher on the corporate ladder and got to speak with Ryan “Astronauts” Page. Many of you know him as one half of the owners that bring us Supernova, an organization that has been competing in the North
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Chase “shochi” Capello talks about his new team, Dorado Gaming, and how he feels they compare to the esteemed NACL teams like Supernova, Luminosity, and DarkZero Dragon Steel. He has thoughts about the format, and still has confidence in his team in spite of what the regular season results show. Q: As one of the
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Nicholas “Ablazeolive” Abbott, a 26 year old Canadian, started out with a skill for League of Legends and a dream. His career started in 2015 when Team SoloMid found him in the scouting grounds and knew his skill was something special. Since then, he’s gone on to follow his passions in a way that most
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Behind every team you encounter is a great coach. That person is in charge of helping players perform to the best of their ability and seeing the big picture. Team Liquid has Jake “Spawn” Tiberi. Luminosity Gaming has Mervin-Angelo “Dayos” Lachica. When he’s not coaching the NACL split 1 champions, you might find him with
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Meet David “Diamond” Bérubé, a twenty-nine year old with an addiction to dabbing and a dream. As the oldest person on his team, he has experience that his teammates could only dream of. Before signing with Citadel Gaming, he was with some well-known organizations like Cloud9, FlyQuest, and Dignitas. He takes his hard won knowledge
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Q: What is the hardest part about being an international student? Did you find it hard to adjust to the culture here? A: I think in Turkey we have effected by a lot from USA culture such as TV shows/food/humor. For example I grew up watching Breaking Bad, Prison Break, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Shameless. Q:
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