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Ok geng! Sy dah dapat rebates 1120UC . Kiranya baju ni percuma sajala. Kalau yg mmg ada UC dlm acc xperlu topup dah. Kalau yg xde tu yg kena topup. Korang dah redeem ke uc kat event ni? Kalau dari pandangan mata sy, baju ni cantik.. Macam Warrior gitu. Korang suka baju macam mana? Baju warna warni ke?🤭


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Ok geng! Sy dah dapat rebates 1120UC . Kiranya baju ni percuma sajala. Kalau yg mmg ada UC dlm acc xperlu topup dah. Kalau yg xde tu yg kena topup. Korang dah redeem ke uc kat event ni? Kalau dari pan...

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Peter-Zhang-tsm-in-suit-e1647739975689-968x544.jpg">Riot Games has permanently banned Zhang “Peter Zhang” Yi from affliating with any team or organization in a Riot authorized competition. This ruling comes following an investigation into unethical behaviour from Peter Zhang during his time at TSM. Zhang joined TSM in 2018 as their LCS Academy Head Coach and rose through the ranks to become their Head of Player Development.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/peter-Zhang-fired-TSM.jpg">The former TSM League of Legends coach was earlier accused of diverting parts of player’s salaries for his own use. This led to an internal investigation from the organization and termination of his contract. After TSM fired him, Peter Zhang released a statement denying taking cuts from player’s money. However he admitted to hiding money meant for the team’s former support player, Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh.Today, Riot as well as the LCS confirmed these accusations with their findings.According to Riot’s findings, Zhang diverted an approximate sum of $250,000 in salary payments from two TSM players. He also shared non-public information concerning TSM’s recruting decisions possibly in exchange for personal gains. Furthermore, he failed to pay SwordArt the full sum for the sale of the car with $45,000 balance still owed. Riot’s investigations also shows that Zhang asked eight TSM players to lend him an approximate sum of $15,000. TSM tried to reverse most of the loans after learning of Zhang’s actions but the coach still owes about $4,500 to the players he borrowed from.Peter Zhang’s action violated section 14.2.10 of the LCS rule set and section 2 of the LCS Eligbility and Release form. These rules emphasize on intergrity, good conduct and fairplay. It also allows League officials to determine what violates the ethical standards. Following the violation of these rules, Zhang will not be allowed to be a coach in any Riot authorized League of Legends tournament as well other Riot games. The investigation included a review of interviews from twelve witnesses, communications from involved TSM members and Zhang as well as bank transfer records. Riot stated that they invited Zhang to refute the allegations. However, he failed to provide compelling evidence to refute the evidence submitted by TSM’s retained third-party law firm.Stay tuned to&nbsp;Esports.gg&nbsp;for the latest&nbsp;League of Legends&nbsp;news and updates.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Rashidat Jimoh &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-08-08 05:38:00</div></div>

Riot Games has permanently banned Zhang “Peter Zhang” Yi from affliating with any team or organization in a Riot authorized competition. This ruling comes following an investigation into unethical beh...

Riot Games bans former TSM coach Peter Zhang from its entire competitive scene and authorized events

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">The original League of Legends client, first launched in English, debuted in 2009. Following Riot Games’ expansion around the globe, new language clients were made to cater to regional markets.South Korea, for example, has a fully localized Korean client, just like how players in China utilize the Mandarin client.This setup, however, makes it difficult for foreigners who migrate to other regions, or visiting pro players who bootcamp in another region, because they aren’t able to play League of Legends in their native language. Even simple things like searching for items, champions, and setting up keystones can become a challenge.In 2023, for the first time in almost 14 years, Riot Games will finally be giving players the option to select their preferred text language in the client, Jeremy “Riot Brightmoon” Lee announced during a press conference on January 5.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Client_PH2023-1024x576.jpg">Players in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, who were served by Garena since 2010, officially joined the Riot Games family on January 6 when the game developers (finally) took back publishing rights in the region.Under Garena, each country had its own Garena app and separate League of Legends client with localized content. This was a necessary move because countries in Southeast Asia are diverse.Now that the region is united under one Riot Games banner, the option to choose language is a real and practical concern.Riot Brightmoon confirmed that the option to change language in the League of Legends client is in the works, and expected to ship sometime in 2023. However, it will not change the in-game voiceover, at least for the time being.“I can’t say yes or not yet because one of the major things that have made it difficult for us to do it in the past is the size of language files,” said Riot Brightmoon.He explained that audio files are large, and will likely have an impact on PC storage. “One thing I do know for sure is that we will allow the text to change, and if we’re able to do more than that, we certainly will try,” he added.Other PC games like HoYoverse’s RPG Genshin Impact give players the option to select preferred languages for text and audio. Many players prefer English text with Japanese audio, similar to how they watch anime.The catch is that players need to manually change text and audio preferences in the client, and select which package they want to download, since it will take up a significant amount of space on their PC. We’re hoping League of Legends will be able to give us the same experience in the future.</div>

The original League of Legends client, first launched in English, debuted in 2009. Following Riot Games’ expansion around the globe, new language clients were made to cater to regional markets.South K...

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