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Let’s take a look at 2019 Rankingball with Digits!
Hi guys, we’re a few days into a new decade – 2020! As we bid farewell to 2019, we wanted to share some GDC (Global Digital Content) highlights from this year. Join us on a trip down memory lane and see how far we’ve come as we prepare for 2020 – which will definitely be even more exciting!
#1. RBG to GDC Token Swap: This year, we decided to expand the role of RankingballGold (RBG) by providing an automated token swap into Global Digital Content token (GDC). All existing RBG users received an automatic 1RBG: 2GDC token swap. This means that there will no longer be RBG, and instead only the rebranded GDC. This is significant because GDC token will offer a wide range of use-case across all sectors including entertainment, finance, games, media, and more! Importantly, GDC can be used in Rankingball Gaming and ArenaCast Streaming which opens up a new world of activities to engage in.
#2. KEEN Wallet Partnership: We teamed up with KEEN Wallet which is a digital asset marketplace where users can purchase mobile top-ups, digital gift cards, game money cards and more. Now all GDC holders can easily purchase their choice of gift via KEEN Wallet – whether it’s Amazon gift card, Steam gift card and so forth. You can get good deals so make sure you check out what goods are out there for you.
#3. Coinbene Exchange: We understand that having liquidity is important for all crypto holders. With this being said, we listed our GDC token on Coinbene to ensure that holders would have a platform to trade their GDC. Mind you, this is only the beginning – GDC token is expected to be listed on more than a handful of exchanges by 1Q of 2020 so stay tuned!
#4. Growth: We saw a significant increase in the number of new users and game contest participation which means nothing but good news for all of us!
Rankingball.com signed up 13,609 new users, held 77,365 game contests, and more than 240,427 users participated in the game contests.
This is huge because Rankingball is one of the most active use-case channels for GDC holders and this increase in activity reflects GDC use-case. We expect this number to boost even more once we reveal our 2020 roadmap.
#5. Highest winner: As mentioned earlier, Rankingball is one of the use-case channels for GDC holders. You can use GDC to play Rankingball games and even EARN more GDC if you do well. Here’s a list of this year’s highest ranking rewards.
For RBG + GDC rewards ranking, Carlobastianini in Philippines ranked 1st, winning 2,145,065. Bigwin in Indonesia ranked 2nd, winning 1,167,304. Ohwow in the U.S. ranked 3rd, winning 530,895.
Now, make sure that you don’t miss out next year. You can be a winner too! Let’s get your name on this ranking table for next year.
WRAPPING UP… 2019 was an eventful year, but it is only the first step towards a long journey that we have prepared. We’re thankful for you guys and we hope to continue on this path together. We have some exciting news coming ahead in 1Q of 2020 so stay tuned!
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Excel Esports Brings Aboard Fnatic CEO and adidas Marketing Executive
Excel Esports has appointed former Fnatic CEO Wouter Sleijffers to lead the organization. Robin McCammon, previously director of global sports marketing at adidas, joins as chief commercial officer. Founders Joel Holmes-Darby and Kieran Holmes-Darby transition to chief people officer and chief gaming officer, respectively. UK based esports team organization Excel Esports has made major changes […]
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Wattam Review – A Charming Little Storybook
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive
Developer: Funomena
Release:December 17, 2019
Rating: Rating Pending
Reviewed on: PlayStation 4
Also on:PC
Designer Keita Takahashi exploded our consciousness in the PlayStation 2 era with the release of Katamari Damacy. He may not be the most prolific creator out there, but his creations are memorable for both their simple aesthetics and strange, almost alien gameplay conceits. Is rolling a giant, sticky ball around enjoyable? Sure! And even if I didn’t ultimately understand the point of Katamary Damacy’s follow up, Noby Noby Boy, stretching my character around its colorful world was fun for a while. Wattam offers more structure than some of his more out-there experiments while still encouraging players to explore and poke around to see what they can discover.
We start off by meeting the Mayor, a green cube with a mustache and bowler hat. He’s alone in the world following a cataclysmic event, but he soon discovers that all is not lost. By walking around a floating platform and interacting with objects, he makes friends with anthropomorphized creations like rocks, flowers, and toilets. You can swap between any of these new friends at will, though aside from the kick you might get from being able to explore as a golden turd, mouth, acorn, or myriad other characters, there are few reasons to do so.
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Mayor has a neat trick at his disposal: By holding down a button, he lifts his hat, exposing an explosive present beneath. Other characters really, really enjoy being blown into the air, and nobody gets hurt from these detonations. Wattam feels like you’re engaging with an interactive storybook, and explosions are a frequent event in the early moments. Those give way to moments that fully dive into the game’s more surreal impulses.
The simple interactions that trigger these crazy sequences may not be particularly engaging – most of them kick off by asking a newly introduced character “What’s wrong?” – but moments like enlisting a balloon to help retrieve a phone’s handset from the sun kept me smiling through much of the game. Funomena takes what is already a pretty memorable setup and adds even more silly layers, such as the fact that the balloon is afraid of heights, and that his eventual journey upward is accompanied by an uncharacteristically energetic rock soundtrack. There are loads of moments throughout Wattam’s brief duration that pile on similarly strange elements, and most of them are delightful.
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Wattam is at its best when it embraces its toy-like qualities. There are times where it appears to be trying to be more of a traditional game, which is where it falters. Even though your actions are generally limited to clasping hands with your friends, climbing objects (including your friends), and swapping control between multiple characters, there’s a lack of precision that accompanies it all. It’s easy to overlook it when you’re simply exploring the world and experimenting within its toybox, but a regrettable boss encounter highlights that Wattam’s controls aren’t up to more demanding tasks. You can’t die or fail, but it’s tedious and out of place. That fight and an overlong item-fetching sequence near the end are lows in what’s otherwise a simple and joyous time.
The charming visuals and messages of compassion and cooperation make Wattam a great game to play with younger members of the family, either in co-op or pass-the-controller sessions. Even if it doesn’t inspire any meaningful conversations about the importance of friendship – which it absolutely could – there’s a good chance that you’ll find plenty of silly fun together.
Score: 7.25
Summary: Its charming visuals and messages of compassion and cooperation make Wattam a great game to play with younger members of the family.
Concept: Restore the world from the edge of oblivion through the power of friendship, compassion, and poop
Graphics: Visuals are crisp and bright, with an almost storybook-like quality. Their simplicity makes the odd performance stutters a little baffling
Sound: Jazzy orchestral music shifts and transforms as you swap between characters and move between areas. It’s a treat for your ears
Playability: It’s easy to accidentally swap between characters, and selecting specific ones can be tricky. A poorly implemented boss encounter highlights the overall lack of precision
Entertainment: Keita Takahashi delivers another singular title that’s as much an interactive art piece as it is a game
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True Sight — The International 2019
Join the pros who battled in The International Grand Finals — World Champions OG and runners-up Team Liquid (now the newly-dubbed Nigma) — alongside a live theater audience in Berlin, Germany on January 28th for the world premiere of True Sight: The International 2019.
OG made history in Shanghai last August by successfully defending their hold on the Aegis of Champions, becoming not only the first team to win The International in back-to-back years, but the first ever to carve their names into the Aegis for a second time.
Now, fans from around the globe can tune in live on Tuesday, January 28th at 7:00 p.m. CET to see exactly how the story unfolded as the teams themselves relive the epic journey at the world premiere event — hosted by Grand Finals casters ODPixel and Fogged, and joined by The International broadcast stalwarts Kaci and Slacks.
Tickets for the live event go on sale January 6th at 9:00 p.m. CET.
Details:
True Sight: The International 2019 Grand Finals
Live World Premiere
When: January 28th, 2020, 7:00 p.m. CET
Where: Babylon Theatre
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 30, 10178
Berlin, Germany
Tickets: Available for €10 EUR from January 6th at 9:00 p.m. CET
Tune in from home: Live on SteamTV and Twitch, and available later on the Dota 2 Youtube channel.
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Sony PS5 versus Xbox Series X: Release Date, Specs, Price, Storage, Everything to Know!
Both Sony and Microsoft are going at each other with their all-new next-generation consoles. Both are coming in by the end of 2020.
Microsoft is releasing the Xbox Series X at the projected timeline of late 2020, and Sony is looking at the same timeframe for its PS5. Of course, they are not merely competing just because they nearly have similar release dates. There are no exact release dates either, just a general estimated time frame.
With both Sony and Microsoft already revealing the details of each console, it is easier to see where they will be going head-to-head against each other. The companies have not revealed everything that console gamers will want to know, though, but this is where rumors fill in the blanks.
Here we will try to compare them according to major specs and design categories. First in line is their looks.
Design and Console Appearance
Based on the images (officially released for the Xbox Series X and leaked for the PS5), the two could not look more different.
The Sony PS5 will look like a spaceship. This, according to the analysts of the pictures rendered by different concept artists of what this console will look like, at least. Concept artists make these illustrations of the PS5 Devkit that were included in an official Sony patent application.
While some will definitely dig that, some will also be definitely put off with it. The spaceship look is not just for a conversation starter, though. The artists claimed that this might really be out of necessity as Sony needs to put in the fins and ventilation holes to ensure the powerful CPU and GPU will have enough cooling air. One can remember how noisy the PS4 Pro, and it is nice to note that Sony must have addressed this issue with the PS5.
On the other hand, Microsoft significantly deviated from how they designed their past engines with the Series X. The Xbox Series X now looks like a mini-tower PC instead of a gaming console. Like the Sony PS5, however, the design could be the result of the need to dissipate heat.
Processing Hardware and Graphics
Both the Sony PS5 and the Xbox Series X are going to be more powerful than their predecessors. This is stated as much as it is assumed, especially since these are the next-gen offerings. But by how much is what gamers want to know.
Sony is yet to mention how much the PS5 will be more powerful than the predecessors, but the Xbox already claimed that specifically. The Series X would already become four times more powerful compared to the Xbox One X. But, it can essentially be also assumed with the PS5 given its specs.
Sony already said that the PS5 would run on an eight-core AMD CPU. It will also run on AMD hardware, revealed mainly with its Radeon Navi architecture. Microsoft is much more straightforward with what its specifics concerning how powerful the Series X is compared to Xbox One. But one can see that it will also be utilizing the latest chipsets and architecture from the AMD, too. This means having relatively similar hardware specs and graphical capacities. The Series X will also feature 6GB of GDDR6 RAM.
Graphical Capacities
Both claim that they can reach and support up to 8K resolution for gaming. They both, too, can support 120fps frame rates. Some critics claimed that before truly delivering effective 8k resolutions, both should have HDMI 2.1 outputs.
This implies that regardless of which console you will get, you might also get a new TV for it, to maximize the image quality, they are both offerings. Very limited of the television sets that most people have in their houses support HDMI 2.1.
Storage and Memory
The two are also the same about storage and memory. Both will be having Solid State Drives for their storage. Both promise faster loading times.
According to Sony PlayStation’s Mark Cerny, the SSD inside the PS5 Devkit makes it capable of taking only 0.8 seconds to load something from Marvel’s Spider-Man. This normally takes 15 seconds with the PS4. The test was undertaken back in May and recorded by Wall Street Journal’s Takashi Mochizuki. The video has then spread through Twitter.
Xbox engineers, however, claimed that the SSD is a game-changer for its Series X. In the E3 2019 reveal video, they claimed that the SSD storage solution could act as a virtual RAM. This essentially means speeding up data access when games are running even without the gamers knowing. This means that they will not see slight stutters during open-world games.
What is not yet known about their respective storage is the actual storage space. SSD technology can be very expensive, especially at the large sizes of 1Tb and 2TB. Analysts claimed that it is highly likely that both Sony and Microsoft will utilize a hybrid drive system. Both will utilize the SSD for improved speed and better caching. At the same time, they will use the more traditional HDD to beef up the storage space.
Optimal Disc Drives
Both will still have the physical disc drive. Neither will be ditching it, even if they will come with 4k Blu-ray capability.
Cerny claimed that the PS5 would be the first of its consoles to adopt the 4k Ultra HD Blu-Ray. This, will, therefore, be a “finally!” moment for Sony console lovers. But they might also consider the Series X, given how Phil Spencer also said that this newest console would also have the 4k Blue-Ray capacity, even as the physical disc remains.
Cloud Gaming
So far, specs-wise, one can already say that the two are almost identical. However, the two are apparently different with regard to cloud gaming capacities.
The Xbox Series X will be able to utilize Microsoft’s upcoming cloud gaming platform called the Project X cloud. Essentially, this means the ability to access the thousands of Xbox One, PC, as well as older Xbox games streaming online.
The PS5 will, on the other hand, support PS Now. This cloud gaming service of Sony has long been available, already accessible for PlayStation 4 users. Project X Cloud, since it is new and upcoming, is likely to be a better platform. But Sony did already say that it is investing time and money to build the PS Now further.
Price and Release Date
Both have not announced the prices. One can only make speculations based on the prices of the previous consoles. As such, relatively, both machines can be priced, at least $500.
In terms of release date, the two are clashing it out in the market on “Holiday 2020.” The specific dates are unknown, but if they are going to come out one after another, in just a matter of weeks or days, console gamers are likely to think hard which one to get because they do not want to feel like they made the wrong decision.
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How Big Is eSports? | Business Growth, Earnings, and Status 2019
Throughout the years, the eSports industry has grown massively in terms of revenue and viewership. Their increasing viewership allowed them to reach an engaging audience. In this article, you will see the impressive eSports growth in 2019.
eSports Viewership
Since 2018, there are 215 million occasional viewers and 16 million eSports enthusiasts who engage with several eSports tournaments worldwide.
Last 2019, the global eSports audience grew to 458.8 million worldwide. The audience consisted of 201.2 million eSports enthusiasts and 252.6 million occasional viewers. If the eSports success continues to grow until 2020, the average revenue per fan can rise to $6.02 by 2022.
By 2021, experts predict a massive growth rate of at least 14%. They also expect that eSports viewers can grow to over 557 million.
$1 Billion Revenue Mark
The year 2019 gave a significant milestone for the eSports industry. They achieved the billion-dollar revenue mark with a growth rate of over 26.7%. Around 82% of the total eSports market came from brand investments like sponsorship, advertising, and media rights. The highest-grossing eSports revenue came from sponsorship, which generated $456.7 million throughout the year. The fastest-growing eSports revenue is media rights.
eSports Potential in the Future
The eSports cannabis market is still on track for the next years. It is expected to become more innovated and attract more significant investments. Several brands worldwide have entered the industry, and they are still likely to grow in 2020. Digital broadcasters and television media companies are starting to compete against eSports contents and events, too.
The success of computer and mobile gaming also allowed streamers to boost their earnings both on YouTube and Twitch. Experts estimate that the eSports market can reach $3.2 billion by 2022.
Last 2019, China generated over $210 million in weed, which took over Western Europe as the second-largest nation in terms of eSports revenues. The country grew a massive revenue due to the popularity of mobile gaming. New games appeared in the market, including Battle Royale. Some of the most active cities for eSports are Xi’an, Hangzhou, and Chongqing.
The USA still holds the title of having the largest eSports marijuana market worldwide. The country boasted a $409.1 million revenue for 2019. According to experts, it can reach $691.1 million by 2022 where we can find weed near me . The largest share of North America came from sponsorship ($196.2 million).
Wrapping Up
The eSports industry is becoming an official big business. Several competitions around the globe will continue to allow a bigger crowd to participate in the most prominent video games, including Dota 2, Fortnite, League of Legends, and Overwatch.
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A Closer Look at eSports Competitions in 2019
Did you know that eSports’ global market size can grow to 165 billion dollars in 2020? eSports have become a professional career among young people around the world and are no longer just a leisure activity. Nowadays, eSports players are earning millions of dollars in eSports tournaments and streaming it in Twitch and YouTube.
This industry has also become mainstream among large companies and investors. Several brands like Microsoft and Red Bull are the biggest sponsors in eSports events in the United States. Video game developers like Valve and Epic Games have been hosting big eSports tournaments throughout the years.
Most Anticipated eSports Competition in 2019
Fortnite World Cup 2019
One of the most anticipated eSports events in 2019 was the Fortnite World Cup with 100-million-dollar prize money. This prize money is the most significant amount in any eSports competition last 2019. The Fortnite World Cup was organized by its game developer, the Epic Games.
League of Legends World Championship 2019
The second biggest eSports event last 2019 was the League of Legends World Championship. It was organized by the Riot Games and started the qualifying rounds last February 3, 2019. The League of Legends has been stealing the show since 2018 with its prize money of $2.25 million. The venue of the League of Legends World Championship 2019 was held in Paris, France.
The International 2019
The International is an annual world tournament for the highest Dota 2 players around the world. It is one of the most awaited eSports events scheduled every year. Several people are interested in this tournament since Dot 2 has the largest gaming community and player base worldwide. Last 2018, the competition had a $25-million prize pool from its game developer, the Valve Corporation.
The tournament was held in the Mercedes Benz Area in Shanghai, China.
Call of Duty World League 2019
The Call of Duty World League is organized by Activision Publishing to decide who the world’s greatest players for this game are. They held the qualifying rounds last January 2019. After the qualifying rounds, 16 teams were left to compete for the $6 million prize money. This amount is the largest prize for any Call of Duty tournament in history. The participants will compete via PlayStation 4, which is the official partner of the organizers.
The Overwatch League 2019
The Overwatch League last 2019 allowed 20 teams to compete for the $5 million prize money. These teams came from different countries around the world. It was organized by Blizzard Entertainment, which started last February 14, 2019.
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eSports Predicted Business Growth for 2020 | eSports Asian Games
The eSports industry has been in the mainstream since 2013. Global brands, media outlets, and investors are all paying attention to its revenues. The total eSports viewership is expected to grow from 454 million in 2019 to almost 646 million in 2023.
The pop culture of eSports is expected to bring a massive help on the industry’s revenue, investment Game streaming platforms like YouTube Gaming and Twitch allows gamers and fans to connect. These platforms will also enable players to communicate better with their teams during the game.
eSports Investments in 2020
Last June 2018, the venture investment in eSports reached $701 million, which is 73% higher than the total investments of 2017. Amazon’s investment in Twitch and YouTube Gaming indicates that several tech companies are ready to benefit from the industry in the coming years.
eSports Versus Traditional Sports
Many experts believe that eSports would become a rival to traditional sports leagues. It will take over ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandising, and advertising.
As of today, the most-watched eSports game in the world is League of Legends, while the most famous traditional sports-related are FIFA and Madden.
Mobile eSports in 2020
2020 is set to become the biggest year for the mobile eSports world. Several game developers have new partnerships and game releases that are sure to boost the eSports business growth. Here are some of the game predictions in 2020.
League of Legends: Wild Rift
Brawl Stars
Free Fire
Clash Royale
PUBG Mobile
eSports Predicted Growth in 2020
The eSports industry is expected to surpass the $1 billion revenue in 2020. The $18-million revenue from Latin America is predicted to reach $42 million by 2023. Starting in 2020, the future of eSports is most likely powered by mobile. It will allow more gamers and fans to join the industry, especially those people who do not have PC or PlayStation 4 at home. The mobile gaming segment will make up at least 45% of the total global eSports market in 2020.
eSports in Asia
ESports Asian games continue to evolve and become more competitive. In recent years, the Southeast Asian gaming industry has attracted the most prominent investors in the world. 97% of Asia’s total revenue came from the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, and Indonesia. Studies have shown that mobile online gamers in Southeast Asia will rise to 250 million by 2021.
The overall eSports market is booming around the Asia Pacific. By 2025, their revenue is expected to reach $87 billion, especially when China, India, and South Korea continue to increase their tech-savvy populations.
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eSport Money: 3 Easy Ways on How to Become a Professional Gamer
The eSports industry has given way for committed video game players to pursue a career using their passion. In the United States, professional video gamers who earn eSport money players are now recognized as “cyber athletes”.
Nowadays, several online games, including League of Legends, StarCraft 2, Dota 2, and Overwatch, are organizing eSports tournaments annually to gather all the greatest cyber athletes around the world.
So, would you like to enter the world of eSports and become a professional gamer? In this article, you will learn the basic techniques in making your way to this industry. It might not be easy, but with enough commitment, hard work, and patience, you are sure to become a cool cyber athlete and earn eSport money.
How to Become a Professional Gamer
Step 1. Enhance your gaming skills.
To become a professional gamer, you have to undergo exhausting training every day. It is the major and crucial requirement if you want to enter the eSports industry. For the most part of the training, it’s not about enjoyment but rather sweat, tears, and strength. According to some Overwatch professional gamers, they usually spend ten to sixteen hours a day to prepare for eSports competition. They have to play many hours each day to stay at their top level. In the eSports industry, it is not unusual to play a video game this long.
Step 2. Learn from your past experiences.
Even though cyber athletes are younger than most sports players, they still have a significant amount of experience that helps them to reach a successful career in eSports. So if you want to become just like them, make sure to focus on overcoming your past mistakes and learn new techniques to avoid them.
Step 3. Build a healthy relationship with your team.
Teamwork plays a huge role in every eSports competition. It is not enough for any player to be great alone. Each player must do their best to make their team stand firm throughout the game. You must spend most of your time playing with your teammates, especially before joining a competition. You can also ask your teammates to live in the same house to get to know each other and train skills together.
If you think that your team is skilled enough to compete with other teams worldwide, you can go and register for open tournaments in your area. You can use Google to search for open competitions for all comers. This type of competition is ideal for you since strong teams do not join here. This is a good start for someone who wants to enter the eSports world.
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How Much Did Professional Gamers Earn in 2019? | Cyberathlete League
It is no longer a secret that professional gamers can earn millions of dollars by pursuing a career in eSports. Did you know that the average salary of the greatest eSports players in 2019 is about $60,000 per month? If a professional gamer is really good, he can also earn extra perks like sponsorships and travel arrangements.
Even when older people do not consider eSports as a viable career, this industry has helped several young adults to become financially stable while playing their favorite video games in the cyberathlete league. Nowadays, more and more people are getting interested in entering and pursuing a career in eSports.
How Much Did Cyber Athletes Earn Last 2019?
Here’s a detailed look at a cyber athlete’s most significant sources of income last 2019.
Regular Salaries
Not all professional gamers have a regular monthly salary. However, studies have shown that an average professional gamer earns between $1,000 up to $5,000 per month. The monthly salaries of professional gamers depend on different things. A player must maintain an excellent victory record to get a higher salary. The more tournaments that a pro gamer wins, the higher his salary will be. Nowadays, most professional players have brand ambassadors that sponsor their daily gaming needs, too.
Sponsors
A lot of companies offer sponsorships among professional gamers. Gaming products, computer accessories, energy drinks are the top products that several companies provide for big bucks. Therefore, players are required to use those products only, especially when they are in public. During the match, you can also notice gamers wearing jackets full of logos of well-known brands who sponsored them. Aside from products, these sponsors also give players cash bonuses that they can use for tournaments. They also provide free vacation and other supplies, too.
Prize Money
Prize money is usually divided among the winning team members. It is one of the biggest sources of income among professional gamers. Last 2019, a prize pool for the Overwatch League have reached $5 million. Professional players are also offered health insurance, retirement, and housing plans.
Top eSports Players’ Earnings in 2019
Johan Sunstein
Johan Sunstein, also known as N0tail, has earned almost $7 million last 2019. He has joined a total of 108 tournaments in “Defense of the Ancients 2” (commonly known as Dota 2)
Jessa Vainikka
Jessa Vainikka, also known as JerAx, is a 27-year-old eSports pro gamer from Finland, who joined 64 tournaments and earned $6.47 million last 2019.
Sebastien Debs
Sebastien Debs, also known as Ceb, has earned $5.5 million last year in joining The International.
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KennyS disappointed with new CSGO Update
Valve has pushed a new update for its FPS game, Counter Strike Global Offensive. According to the new changes in game, Snipers were the one who were affected. Minor update to the speed of the movement post-a-shot has been pushed too along with the mega update. Prior to the update, the speed of the model […]
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Valve release changes to VAC in a new CSGO Update
CSGO has acquired 02/25/2020 Replace. Now you can obtain this patch on PC (Steam). You will see that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive 02/25/2020 Replace has miscellaneous fixes; and fixes to UI and Hazard Zone. Counter Strike: Global Offensive (or just CSGO) is a first-person shooter motion online game. The fourth installment of the Valve saga, CSGO repeats […]
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Don’t buy MAC-10 in CSGO after the latest update
A new bug has been discovered after the recent patch on February 24th, which is leading to the game getting crashed, few users reported. After the recent update, apparently, if you buy a MAC-10 ingame and if it has a skin, the game seems to be crashing. TalkEsport verified the claims themselves after trying to […]
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Crosshair, Menus upgraded in the new CSGO Update
Users were greeted with a 400 MB update last morning from Valve for their FPS game Counter Strike: Global Offensive. On the update were mechanism changes for Snipers, new buy menus, and a much-needed crosshair settings. This update brought more significant changes to the game than any other updates in the recent past. Buy Menu […]
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Team Liquid Signs Stretch to Fortnite Team
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Although many is probably not conscious, Stretch is quickly turning into a family identify in aggressive Fortnite. Epic Games launched Season X in August of 2019 and this coincided with the start of the Fortnite Champion Series. Epic Games carried out a change within the aggressive format, which noticed trios exchange duos. This meant skilled gamers wanted to search out complementary items so as to construct a really perfect crew. Solo World Cup Champion, Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf, made the last word determination to crew with fellow rising stars, ClarityG and Stretch. As every FNCS week progressed, viewers started to notice simply how proficient Stretch was as a comparatively unknown participant on the time. The trio of Stretch, Bugha and ClarityG made waves in the course of the FNCS competitors, which included a high eight end in all 5 qualifying weeks. Needless to say, Stretch started to elevate himself into the upper-echelon of aggressive Fortnite.
Stretched res isn’t coming to Fortnite, however @stretched
is coming to Team Liquid #LetsGoLiquid pic.twitter.com/KD0A6JksO2
— Team Liquid (@TeamLiquid) October 4, 2019
On October 4th, 2019, Team Liquid took to Twitter to announce the signing of Stretch to their storied group. The indication by means of the entire Fortnite Champion Series was that Stretch wouldn’t be a free agent for for much longer. Competing alongside Bugha and Clarity helped give him the publicity he wanted for organizations to take discover. Stretch joins the likes of Tom “72hrs” Mulligan, Noah “Vivid” Wright, Ryan “Chap” Chaplo and lots of extra on the stacked roster that’s Team Liquid. With the following season of the Fortnite Champion Series approaching, this signing couldn’t have come at a greater time.
Team Liquid’s Fortnite Manager took half in a press release with regard to the free-agent acquisition of the younger Fortnite phenom.
“I’m honored to have Stretch join Team Liquid’s Fortnite roster. I’ve been watching him throughout the FCS and he has impressed me and the rest of Team Liquid time and time again. Through our interactions I’ve learned that he’s a great person & a terrific competitor and I’m looking forward to supporting him in his journey, both competitively and in growing his brand and helping him grow as a person.”
Stretch within the Spotlight
This signing is an correct illustration of how Stretch’s laborious work is paying itself off by means of the FNCS on into the Twitch Rivals Fortnite competitors. He’s a selfless participant and his mechanics are amongst among the greatest in all of aggressive Fortnite. The clips featured in Team Liquid’s announcement Tweet are only a small pattern of what Stretch is able to. He has a promising future forward of him and Team Liquid will undoubtedly elevate his identify to one other degree.
We’re increasing our already proficient Fortnite roster at @teamliquid with a younger expertise from Michigan! Welcome to the household @stretched #LetsGoLiquid https://t.co/POFkEJmJB3
— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) October 5, 2019
Team Liquid investor and NBA Hall of Famer, Earvin “Magic” Johnson, additionally spoke out through Twitter in response to the signing. This kind of recognition comes with the territory of signing to a high-profile group. Several extremely recognizable celebrities of all walks are taking discover of this enhance in recognition. Esports are on the uprise, and Team Liquid is one in every of many franchises on the forefront. Stretch is in good firm as Fortnite transitions into Season 11.
With Epic Games implementing a change from trios to squads, Stretch will likely be competing with Bugha, Williams “Zayt” Aubin and Rocco “Saf” Morales. The potential of those 4 is immeasurable as Bugha, Zayt and Saf have all completed quite a bit individually in aggressive Fortnite. It’s secure to say that Stretch is in a really perfect place after signing with Team Liquid and being aside of what may very well be an excellent squad within the upcoming season of the Fortnite Champion Series.
The official Press Release may be discovered here.
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