<div style="font-family: Roboto;">DetonatioN FocusMe top laner Shunsuke “Evi” Murase is living the dream.He plays professional League of Legends for one of the best teams in Japan, and during his free time, he watches and reads all kinds of anime and manga to his heart’s content.Despite the rise of widely popular, newer titles like Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen, Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Chainsaw Man, and Tatsuya Endo’s Spy x Family, DFM Evi loves scanning through underrated reads.Chatting with ONE Esports at Worlds 2022, the pro player shares his manga recommendation with his fans and fellow thumbs-up enjoyers.Evi believes that Shohei Manabe’s “Ushijima the Loan Shark” is a great manga.Ushijima the Loan Shark (Yamikin Ushijima-kun) is a story that revolves around a moneylender who goes by the name Kaori Ushijima.The titular protagonist offers a cash loan with interest rates as high as 50 percent to be paid back in 10 days. Throughout the series, Ushijima hunts down his debtors, who often come from the lowest classes in society.In 2010, the title won the Shogakukan Manga Award in the general manga category.That same year, the manga was adapted into a live-action series, starring Densha Otoko actor Takayuki Yamada, alongside Nana Katase from Death Note 2: The Last Name, and Hiromi Sakimoto from Kamen Rider Gaim.Evi described the manga as “a little bit scary,” which was the total opposite of his first manga recommendation, “Hinamatsuri.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueofLegends_Worlds2022_DetonatioNFocusMe_Evi_McDonaldsMexico-1024x576.jpg">Since Worlds 2022 Play-Ins took place in Mexico City, Evi enjoyed a variety of dishes, particularly the country’s fruit selection. He has yet to try a Mexican taco.The top laner also shared his opinion on an international fast food chain.“For some reason, McDonald’s tastes much, much&nbsp;better and different when you’re in Mexico compared to Japan,” he said.He tweeted a photo of his McDonald’s breakfast comprised of what seems to be an egg McMuffin, hashbrowns, cherry tomatoes, and half a slice of melon. Now that’s a breakfast that deserves two thumbs up!Follow&nbsp;ONE Esports on Facebook&nbsp;for more League of Legends news, guides, and highlights.</div>

DetonatioN FocusMe top laner Shunsuke “Evi” Murase is living the dream.He plays professional League of Legends for one of the best teams in Japan, and during his free time, he watches and reads all ki...

DFM Evi highly recommends that you read this award-winning manga

<div style="font-family: Roboto;">A League of Legends player who plays on the North American server recently conducted an experiment in ranked solo queue. Instead of choosing two preferred roles, they simply opted to autofill and let the system decide the role they played in ranked.Reddit user u/SometimesIComplain (don’t we all) charted every role they were assigned in 120 games, plotted their distribution, and shared their results on the League of Legends subreddit.Suffice to say, even they were surprised.Out of 120 autofill games, u/SometimesIComplain shared that they were allocated jungle a whopping 50% of the time at Gold rank.“It’s no secret at this point that it’s the least liked role in the game, largely due to the fact that you’re the scapegoat for everything,” they wrote. “And maybe partially because Riot has changed the jungle quite a bit and people don’t want to deal with their role changing so much.”Even though the jungle is a game-changing role, especially at pro level, they’re also blamed the most in solo queue, especially by laners who may feel that they’re constantly getting ganked by the enemy jungler while their own jungler is nowhere nearby.What surprised them the most was that they were given bot lane more than support. While it wasn’t by a large margin, they expected support to be the second most autofilled role.Support, after all, is dependent on how well the bot laner performs, and how the team makes use of your crowd control, ward placement, and overall macro. Bot laners on the other hand, are built to be the highest damage dealers in the game, with high potential to influence its outcome.“Nobody wants to play the two most team-dependent roles,” Reddit user u/LSatou replied, putting forth a different view based on the results. “Jungle is at the mercy of lane pressure in most games and AD is at the mercy of their support for the first 10-15 minutes.”Another user u/Ky1arStern echoed this sentiment. “That’s why I got out of ADC. I hate that my performance is entirely related to whether my team will peel for me,” they wrote.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Patch1013_splashart-1024x576.jpg">What was undisputed of course, is that mid and top, the only two solo lanes, were the least autofilled roles since the ranked solo queue mentality is all about “win lane, win game.”When LoL first debuted, solo queue roles depended on how fast one could type in chat, and how good you were at negotiating with your random teammates. It was in this chaotic environment that memes like “mid or feed” were born.In 2016, five years after the game’s first beta, Riot Games finally implemented a role selection feature in ranked. Before queuing up, Summoners can now select two preferred primary and secondary roles, and the system will — most of the time at least — allocate you one of those two roles.Besides the five available roles, autofill is a sixth option. This accommodates players who may not have a strong preference for a specific role, and also reduces their queue times.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Amanda "Tania Mae" Tan &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-07-06 13:39:00</div></div>

A League of Legends player who plays on the North American server recently conducted an experiment in ranked solo queue. Instead of choosing two preferred roles, they simply opted to autofill and let ...

LoL player autofills 120 solo queue games — his role distribution will surprise you

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">﻿<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Grubby-enjoys-playing-Dota-2-Image-by-esports.gg_-968x544.png">If you are one of the OG Dota players who came from the Dota Allstars days, chances are you recognize who Grubby is. Known as the King of Orcs, Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen is a renowned real-time strategy (RTS) player who won multiple Warcraft III world championships. List of his biggest accolades include:These are just some of his accomplishments from one of the longest-standing professional Warcraft III players. Grubby also dabbled in Starcraft II and some casting work for Heroes of the Storm. Now, he has finally transitioned into Dota 2 and has been streaming the game extensively on Twitch.Grubby has been streaming Dota for almost a month and he is already enjoying the game to the fullest despite it being one of the most intimidating games for newcomers. He stated that he likes the game a lot because his viewers are knowledgeable on Dota. This saves him the time and burden on having to explain the game. “The advantage of Dota 2 is that everyone in chat is already an expert. So when I’m playing it everyone knows what they’re looking at. So that’s been really fun. The game is really good and everyone understands everything already” said Grubby.<iframe src="https://player.twitch.tv/?channel=grubby&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>One of the things he is trying to achieve in Dota is learning each hero from A to Z. Dota has a total of 123 heroes, which would give Grubby a lot of content to work with if he commits to trying out all heroes. One of the heroes he attempted was Clockwerk which he thoroughly enjoyed.On top of learning the game on his own, Grubby also received some coaching sessions from former TI champions Danil “Dendi” Ishutin and Sébastien “Ceb” Debs. Both of them co-streamed their sessions respectively. Speaking of Ceb, Grubby had already seen and the famous TI8 and TI9 True Sights. He was especially captivated by the TI8 True Sight that he shed a tear towards the end.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/knhYNWerFWI?start=3214&amp;feature=oembed"></iframe>One of the biggest factors that reportedly kills Dota’s player base growth is the game’s excruciatingly high skill cap. While Dota can be quite challenging with its numerous hero-item permutations, it is the community’s unreal expectations on newcomers that drive people away from the game.Grubby believes Dota’s perception is blown way out of proportion. In his stream, he stated that he was more scared with the messages being put out for Dota instead of the game itself. He then advised the community to “stop making a self-fulfilling prophecy” and to embrace the idea that playing against bots can be fun and helpful especially for newcomers.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/28533jbNSaE?feature=oembed"></iframe>Grubby had seen tremendous growth on his Twitch channel within the last month of streaming Dota. On August, he had gained more than 10k followers, which was almost six times more than his previous gain. On September to date, he already well surpassed his gain in August with a total of 14k followers. He had recently hit his 500k follower milestone on Twitch.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Grubbys-Twitch-follower-growth-in-the-month-of-streaming-Dota-Image-via-twitchtracker.com_-1024x600.jpg">Whether it is because of his previous achievements, his coaching sessions with Dendi and Ceb, or the fact that he streams Dota during Battlepass and TI season, Grubby brings in a breath of fresh air that the community seems to enjoy. How far will Grubby go in his Dota journey? Will he be the latest caster? Or will he potentially become a pro player? Only time will tell.</div>

﻿If you are one of the OG Dota players who came from the Dota Allstars days, chances are you recognize who Grubby is. Known as the King of Orcs, Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen is a renowned real-time st...

“Stop making a self-fulfilling prophecy would be my advise to the Dota 2 community. It is not as scary as you make it sound” Grubby’s advice to Dota 2 community

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In this event we buy the royal pass in groups and get a discount of 10% due to advance booking of new upcoming Royal pass.
We can get two scraps ...

DFM Evi highly recommends that you read this award-winning manga

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