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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">ECHO’s Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno&nbsp;is no stranger to the heightened emotions and pressure present in international tournaments.He was once dubbed the best jungler in MPL PH after he led Bren Esports to win the M2 World Championship two years ago. During the tournament, he was awarded Most Valuable Player for his stellar performance in their intense 4-3 victory against Myanmar’s Burmese Ghouls in the grand final.After three seasons of early playoffs exits in MPL PH, ECHO finally reached the grand final in Season 10 to secure an M4 World Championship slot, along with Blacklist International. With KarlTzy back on the world stage, he now has the chance to prove that he is still the best jungler in the Philippines.But for the 18-year-old, their campaign at the M4 World Championship is not about proving himself anymore. Rather, it’s all about the bigger picture — winning the crown for the second time.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_M4_WorldChampionship_ECHO-1024x576.webp">In an exclusive interview with ONE Esports Philippines, the M2 World Championship MVP talked about his mindset going into the tournament.“During M2 I wanted to win the MVP award more, so I could get the spotlight,” he said.Although he was a big factor behind Bren Esports’ victory in M2, he acknowledges that the competitive landscape has changed a lot in M4 and that it requires more than his individual skill for his new team to succeed in the tournament.“Now I don’t seem to care about that (MVP award) anymore, I just want to become a champion,” he said.&nbsp;“I’m more of a team player now,”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_BrenEsports_M2WorldChampionship-1024x670.jpg">As for what he learned in M2, he advises his teammates not to underestimate any of the teams in the tournament.“It was unexpected when we lost to Burmese Ghouls,” referring to the Myanmar representatives sending them to the lower bracket during their upper bracket semifinal showdown. “We really can’t let our guard down this time.”ECHO is placed in Group C with Indonesian powerhouse RRQ Hoshi, MPL MENA champion Occupy Thrones, and back-to-back MPL SG champion RSG SG.M4’s group stage takes place from January 1 to 4, while the knockout stage will be from January 7 to 15.</div>

ECHO’s Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno is no stranger to the heightened emotions and pressure present in international tournaments.He was once dubbed the best jungler in MPL PH after he led Bren Esports to ...

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💫Yeay dah dapat hoverboard untuk season ni 😂 semalam baru naik Ace.. slow sikit season ni sebab tak sempat on setiap hari.. korang dah ada berapa koleksi hoverboard yg diberi dalam season ? Bagi yg tak tahu.. cara untuk dapatkan hoverboard ni mesti naik Ace sekurang²nya 3 season berturut² ye..


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💫Yeay dah dapat hoverboard untuk season ni 😂 semalam baru naik Ace.. slow sikit season ni sebab tak sempat on setiap hari.. korang dah ada berapa koleksi hoverboard yg diberi dalam season ? Bagi yg ta...

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Tahniah diucapkan kepada NSEA untuk memenangi Match kedua tadi, nasib memang menyebelahi anda. Hard shift gila betul circle terakhir tadi. 


Draxx juga menghasilkan wonder play dengan bermain berseorangan sehingga mendapat tempat kedua selepas meratakan GeekFam dengan bomb tangan.


Pada masa yang sama, bekas ahli kumpulan Secret iaitu uHigh dan BiuBiu bertembung untuk kali kedua dan kedua-dua pertembungan tersebut dimenangi uHigh


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Tahniah diucapkan kepada NSEA untuk memenangi Match kedua tadi, nasib memang menyebelahi anda. Hard shift gila betul circle terakhir tadi.
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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_T1_anatopson-300x169.jpg" style="width: 100%;">There’s a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror—at least in Southeast Asia.Former OG stars Anathan “ana” Pham and Topias “Topson” Taavitsainen will be sporting T1 red for the upcoming The International 11 regional qualifiers, the organization announced today. The pair last played together in May 2021 during DreamLeague Season 15, before ana opted to retire from professional Dota.Ana has since stood in for Team Liquid at the Riyadh Masters 2022 and Royal Never Give Up at the Arlington Major. Meanwhile, Topson has become one of the Dota’s most popular streamers after opting to take a break in November last year.T1 parted ways with former hard carry Kim “Gabbi” Villafuerte and midlaner Karl “Karl” Baldovino on August 11.While ana will be an official T1 member, Topson will play for the team as a stand-in—leaving his status more open-ended.T1’s new acquisitions will have little time to gel with the rest of the team. In less than two weeks, the TI11 qualifiers are set to begin in a highly competitive region. The likes of Talon Esports, RSG, and Team SMG are gunning for a spot in Singapore.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Dexter Tan Guan Hao &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-08-17 00:02:00</div></div>

There’s a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror—at least in Southeast Asia.Former OG stars Anathan “ana” Pham and Topias “Topson” Taavitsainen will be s...

Former OG stars ana and Topson join T1 for The International 11 qualifiers

<div style="font-family: Roboto;">What was supposed to be the most significant update in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang update this year will not push through.The implementation of the Talent System, a complete overhaul of the emblem system, has been cancelled, Moonton announced in a Facebook post over the weekend.The massive update was supposed to be part of Moonton’s Project NEXT update on September 20 along the Gusion and Lesley rework, and the magic sentry and turret updates.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_talentsystem_cancellation-1024x576.jpg">Skyhook, Moonton’s chief designer, recalled what their goal was in revamping the emblem system, which has been in the game since the beginning.“As the battlefield evolved, more and more players demanded higher freedom in terms of attribute customization and skill composition,” he said. “Logically, the emblem system became the major of this year’s Project NEXT update.”The talent system aimed to give more players more versatility even before a match starts. It will also allow players to customize their loadout in the pick and ban phase and copy talent builds from pro players, a feature that is absent in the current.Magic dust and emblem fragments were also planned to be removed from the game and will be replaced with a new resource called talent essence.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_TalentSystem_Interface-1024x576.webp">Despite the changes already available to selected beta testers months before its release on September 20, Moonton has made the ultimate decision to cancel the update due to “negative feedback” from the community.“The talent system is not easy to get started with due to the complex design and overly abundant talent choices,” he wrote. “The team made multiple attempts to further optimize the system but was not able to solve the issues perfectly.”There is no indication on whether the other updates scheduled along with the talent system will also be cancelled.Follow&nbsp;ONE Esports on Facebook&nbsp;for more Mobile Legends: Bang Bang news, updates, and guides.</div>

What was supposed to be the most significant update in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang update this year will not push through.The implementation of the Talent System, a complete overhaul of the emblem syste...

Moonton scraps upcoming Talent System changes weeks before release

Hanabi salah satu hero di MLBB yang mempunyai peranan Marksman. Merupakan kegemaran aku guna untuk push rank. Paling sakit apabila late game.


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Hanabi salah satu hero di MLBB yang mempunyai peranan Marksman. Merupakan kegemaran aku guna untuk push rank. Paling sakit apabila late game.
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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">And then there were 20.The International 11 will feature the best teams in the world in the ultimate Dota 2 contest. The stage is set in Singapore for 18 teams — with two more to qualify from the Last Chance Qualifiers. Some will leave as new millionaires. Only one will lift the Aegis of Champions.The ONE Esports TI11 power rankings judges the relative strength of each team to the rest of the field. But most importantly, it tries to answer one question — which squad will leave Singapore with the Aegis in their hands?100 players, with hearts in their mouths and RGB peripherals in their hands, will play for glory. On October 29, five will remain to bask in it. Who’s most likely to be in the spotlight?<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TI11_PowerRankingsgraphic-1024x576.jpg"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Hokori_TI11SouthAmericaQualifier-1024x576.webp">Who is South American team Hokori? That’s probably the question on many teams’ lips — except for their SA rivals, of course — about a squad that shares a grand total of one TI appearance amongst five players. Despite finishing eighth with a 1-6 record in DPC SA Div I Tour 3, Hokori pulled out a miraculous lower bracket run to earn a nervy 3-0 upset over Infamous in the Regional Qualifiers.Ever since Infamous’ TI9 top-half run, the SA region as a whole has received increased exposure, improving rapidly. While regional brethren beastcoast and Thunder Awaken have enjoyed the limelight, having done well in international competitions over the past year, the rest of the field is still itching to make their presence known.With two teams to be eliminated in the group stage, there’s little room for error. Hokori might be the least studied team coming into TI, and that could play to their advantage.&nbsp;<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Fnatic_StockholmMajor_GroupStage-1-1024x576.webp">Fnatic have been the kings of Southeast Asia for a long time — but they’ve never finished in the top half at TI. This iteration of the roster finally look like they have the capability to do so — or maybe they won’t.Fnatic has been plagued with inconsistency this year. Even regionally, where they are usually the top dog, they’ve swung between first and fourth through the three Tours and Winter Regional Finals. They flopped out of the group stage at two separate Gamers Galaxy events. But they also finished top eight at the Stockholm Major, losing only to eventual winners OG, and fourth at ESL One Malaysia 2022, again losing to OG.Fans of this Fnatic team will hope that the trend seems to be they step up their game at more important events. If this squad can catch TI11 while on their upswing, they will be a tough opponent for any team — and anything can happen in a month-long tournament.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_QuinnTI10-1024x682.jpg">Soniqs, or Quincy Crew for the most part of the year, qualified for TI by stomping through the North American qualifiers. Besides a small hiccup in the upper bracket final against nouns — a favor they duly repaid with a 3-0 sweep in the grand final — no team could stand in their way.But it was no surprise for a NA region that has only recently become a three-horse race with the emergence of Team Undying, now TSM FTX. Quincy Crew has periodically surged past Evil Geniuses as the best team in NA, but that local dominance has yet to translate to LAN performances. The roster’s only appearance at LAN this year was at the PGL Arlington Major, where they had the dubious honor of being the last team in the group stage, because there were only 17 teams.But in that very tournament, they were also the only team to take a game off PSG.LGD in the group stage. It’s a small consolation for a last place finish, but TI is a new event. With new captain Adrian “Fata” Trinks — one of Dota 2’s most interesting drafters — allowed more time to work his magic, Soniqs might have the capacity to surprise even giants.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_GaiminGladiators_StockholmMajor2-1024x576.webp">Gaimin Gladiators secured a TI11 invite off the back of their immense early season form. Securing first place in the Winter Regional finals in Feburary, a fourth place at the Stockholm Major, and two successive second-place finishes in Tours 1 and 2 ensured that they comfortably slipped into the direct invites.But the Western Europe team has followed that up with some truly anemic performances in recent months. A 2-5 record and a tiebreaker win against goonsquad in Tour 3 was barely enough to keep them in Division I. Their last competition was more than two months ago in season seven of the Dota 2 Champions League, where they lost to Team Unique — a team that finished fifth with a losing record in DPC EEU Div II Tour 3.With so many months out of the spotlight, it’s difficult to judge where they are now. But they’ve shown glimpses of being a team on the verge of breaking into the top tier early in the year — let’s hope they’ve spent their months away training hard to be that version of themselves.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TalonEsports-1024x576.jpg">Talon Esports’ first foray into the Dota Pro Circuit couldn’t have been more disastrous. The first iteration of the roster nearly flubbed the Tour 1 open qualifiers, before failing to promote to Div I after a fifth-place finish in Div II.But the team has slowly assembled their team, piece by piece. First, it was Worawit “Q” Mekchai, who’s been a surprise revelation at both support positions. Then, it was Thai prodigy Nuengnara “23savage” Teeramahanon. Promotion quickly followed, with a 6-1 record in Tour 2 Div II, followed by another 6-1 record in Tour 3, Div I.The puzzle was finally complete with new coach Andrii “ALWAYSWANNAFLY” Bondarenko, who helped the team through a gruelling SEA Regional Qualifiers. While their LAN appearances have left much to be desired — they were eliminated in the group stage at three separate occasions — the team has improved at every turn. The past year can be forgotten, and there’s only one report card that matters for an organization like Talon.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dpta2_TundraEsports_StockholmMajor_Playoffs-1024x576.webp">In the early part of the season, and especially at the Stockholm Major, Tundra Esports looked like the best team in the world — until they met finalists OG and TSM FTX. For some reason, Tundra’s usual laning dominance never took off. While they proceeded to play well online, winning Tour 3 of the DPC EU, they’ve also since failed to perform to their lofty heights at the Riyadh Masters and the Arlington Major, falling in the group stage at both events.Tundra’s strategies can be esoteric, often relying on reads of their own players’ hero strengths and weaknesses rather than forcing a meta draft. Their early game dominance starts from their offlane duo — Neta “33” Shapira and Martin “Saksa” Sazdov — a stifling pair for any opposing safelane.&nbsp;<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1A1gBqNkVcY?feature=oembed"></iframe>While poor results have plagued their recent form, they’ve shown that they have the capability to play against the best teams in Europe. With the world’s finest in attendance, Tundra will need to regain their early season shape or risk another early exit.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_BOOMEsports_GroupStage_StockholmMajor.webp">Southeast Asia rejoiced when BOOM Esports showed the heck up at the Gamers Galaxy Dubai Invitational, winning a tough grand final against Tundra.They’ve continued to perform well in the SEA region, but have been rather unlucky bracket-wise when it comes to international tournaments. At the Stockholm Major, a losing group stage record meant they found themselves up immediately against eventual winners OG in the lower bracket. At the Arlington Major, where they finished an even 7-7 in groups, they ran into Chinese titans PSG.LGD in the upper bracket, and then an in-form Entity in the lower bracket.They didn’t perform badly against these teams, which is a cause for hope for what should be SEA’s best representative at TI11. But not bad is also not good. Every team at TI11 can be a potential hurdle. BOOM will need every ounce of skill and hunger to navigate them, and prove that a SEA team can hang with the best.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_EvilGeniuses_Fly_TI10_MainEvent_playoffs-1024x576.jpg">Evil Geniuses began the offseason with a bold move, picking up Jesse “JerAx” Vainikka after the player had been retired for nearly two years. It’s safe to say that the experiment has not worked out.The team continued to perform amazingly in the North American region, which was how they barely secured 11th in the DPC rankings and a direct TI11 invite. But they were tepid at the Stockholm Major, winning just two games before being eliminated in the group stage.&nbsp;While the return of Tal “Fly” Aizik seemed to stabilize their slide, they had yet another bottom half finish at the Arlington Major.That said, this team is just one person removed from the team that finished second in both Majors in 2021. This is a roster with extreme pedigree — now, they just have to show it.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TSM_StockholmMajor_GroupStage2-1024x576.webp">The last time we saw TSM FTX play as a full team was during a rather uninspiring bottom-half elimination at ESL One Malaysia 2022. It was the same story at the Riyadh Masters, where they were eliminated in the group stage. So why does the North American team remain a force to watch out for?At their best, the team has shown themselves to be a team chock-full of individual talent. The team achieved silver at Stockholm Major in a run that felt less miraculous and more like they understood the meta intimately — a good sign for a team able to evolve with the tournament.But they’ve since failed to replicate their form then. Are they resting for the right time to peak? Is their one magical run already past them? It’s up to the squad to prove that NA Dota isn’t just full of salt — there can be sweet times for them and their fans as well.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_DPCSA_Tour2DivisionI_ThunderAwaken-1.webp">Get ready your gaaaaaa’s. South America has never been so finely represented at an International, with beastcoast and Thunder Awaken both looking like they can take games off any team in the world.Both teams have proved themselves to be the top dogs of the SA region, and more than competent internationally. At the Stockholm Major, the squads finished joint-fifth. Beastcoast repeated the feat at Arlington Major, but Thunder Awaken — missing their midlaner — were eliminated in the group stage.While young teams generally get twitchy in late-game situations, Thunder Awaken have shown themselves to be calm under pressure. There is no better example than their exemplary mega creeps comeback against Team Liquid at the Stockholm Major, where coordinated teamplay and nerves of steel helped them pull out a victory.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_beastcoastatMDLChengduMajor-1024x576.jpg">Meanwhile, beastcoast is the epitome of chaos. There’s never an off-switch with these players, and offlaner Adrián “Wisper” Dobles has proved himself to be one of the best pos threes in the world in terms of his reliability, deep hero pool, and sharp playmaking plus spellcasting instincts on heroes ranging from Dark Seer to Rubick. The 20-year-old might be the most consistent player on his team, but beastcoast’s other players also have what it takes to pull out game-winning individual performances.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_ASMonacoGambitSoNNeikOSGMajor-1024x576.jpg">BetBoom Team came out of the Eastern Europe qualifier in an unexpected twist, felling favorites Virtus Pro in a clean 3-0 series. But they’ve shown their capabilities before at the Stockholm Major with a top half finish, off the back of one of the most specialized hard carries in the game.Nikita “Daxak” Kuzmin is more than capable of pulling out your traditional heroes at position one, but more often than not, the team relies on him to set the tempo with heroes like Nature’s Prophet and Visage. It’s a unique role that the 25-year-old pulls off with aplomb, and BetBoom has rode his impressive Visage performances to numerous wins.&nbsp;Of course, opponents will certainly have their eyes on that particular pick, but Daxak — and the team — isn’t a one-trick-pony.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_SingaporeMajor_IG_Kaka-1024x576.jpg">On paper, RNG, has one of the best squads in the competition. They have three-fifths of the PSG.LGD core that dominated the competitive scene in 2018 and 2019, and an experienced position four and captain in Hu “kaka” Liangzhi who has consistently proved his skill over the years with Newbee and Invictus Gaming. Add a high-MMR pubstar to the mix, and it seems like they’ve basically recreated TI8’s OG magic formula.Lu “Somnus” Yao remains one of the best midlaners in the game, an old-school, aggressive midlaner that seems to be increasingly rare. While the team hasn’t done too well internationally, it’s hard to bet against their experienced players recovering to make a magical run at TI11 — just like how they demolished the Chinese qualifiers against a similarly star-studded Xtreme Gaming, winning five total games against their one.At first, it seemed like Entity’s addition of Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko was what pushed them over the edge into contention as one of the best teams in Europe. It wasn’t until Arlington, where Pure couldn’t secure a visa in time, before people realized — holy hell, they are just that good.&nbsp;The team definitely isn’t a talismanic one, revolving around Pure, no matter how it seems. Every player has improved leaps and bounds in months. Vladislav “Kataomi`” Semenov is an unearthed position four gem, while captain Dzmitry “Fishman” Palishchuk has a Bane so terrifying that it is reminiscent of legend Alexey “Solo” Berezin’s dominant heyday with Virtus Pro from 2016 to 2018.&nbsp;Daniel “Stormstormer” Schoetzau has carried games just as much as Pure, especially when placed on his signature heroes like Invoker and Visage. Offlaner Tobias “Tobi” Buchner is the ultimate flex — throw him an offlane Chen, Undying, or Mirana, and he takes them all with ease.The team’s unpredictability with their strategies and heroes are invaluable. And when the chips are down, Pure has proven that he has what it takes to be the one — and that’s game-winning when the stakes are as high as it gets.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Monet_TI10-1024x682.jpg">Team Aster seems like they’ve finally — finally! — figured it out. Whatever the team’s issues with international tournaments, they’ve seemed to firmly put themselves past those yips with some amazing performances. The addition of one of China’s most rock-solid midlaners, Zeng “Ori” Jiaoyang, and a hard support from their own academy team, Yu “皮球” Yajun, have transformed their fortunes.They haven’t finished lower than third in any competition the entire year. On LAN, they’ve crushed some of the best teams that dared to stand in their way — except for some of the usual suspects we’ll talk about later.&nbsp;Aster has existed in a mire of being dominant locally, then failing at the first hurdle outside of China, for so long that it’s difficult to back this horse. But the best Chinese teams have historically performed above expectations at TI, no matter how the grand finals go — and Aster looks to finally be included in that group.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TeamSpirit_Wins_TheInternational10TI10-1024x576.jpg">What can be said about these teams that hasn’t already been said?These three teams are serial winners — yes, even a young squad like OG has proven that in the space of a year. Their names dominated the competition this season whenever we had a chance for an international LAN. The Stockholm and Arlington Majors. Riyadh Masters. ESL One Malaysia 2022. Wherever these teams went, they dominated — and it will take a momentous feat for TI11 to be the exception.Though Team Spirit looked to have lost a bit of their mojo earlier on in the season, with middling showings at the Stockholm Major and the Gamers Galaxy Dubai Invitational, they’ve come right back up to speed at the right time — though it’s difficult to blame them for their disruption. The TI10 champions are heading into their Aegis defence in hot form, having won the Arlington Major in style over PSG.LGD in an increasingly heated rivalry.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Ame_TI10-1024x682.webp">But it’ll be remiss to dismiss PSG.LGD. The Chinese team has been the bastion of consistency for years now, no matter the roster. Many still regard Wang “Ame” Chunyu as the outright best carry in the world, and his supporting cast stellar and stable. For LGD fans, their hearts should barely race until the team reaches the grand finals — as that’s where the hump seems to be for the legendary organization.Last but not least, OG’s young squad has continued the winning ways of their predecessors. Adding a fifth Major crown — one of three organizations to have ever done so — was a record equalling feat. Claiming a third Aegis would be unprecedented. The trendsetters were one of the first teams to truly lean into the evenly farmed tri-core mindset, and their core players consistently stand out with the incredible breadth of heroes and situations they can adapt to.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_bzm_StockholmMajor-1024x683.jpg">Will Team Spirit herald Eastern Europe as the new powerhouse region? Can PSG.LGD finally stand on top of the podium after five separate top three finishes? Or perhaps Ammar “ATF” Al-Assaf will finally stop flaming pub players after adding “TI winner” to his resume?That’s why we watch The International. TI11 runs in Singapore from October 8 to 29 — when a champion will finally be crowned.</div>

And then there were 20.The International 11 will feature the best teams in the world in the ultimate Dota 2 contest. The stage is set in Singapore for 18 teams — with two more to qualify from the Last...

TI11 Power Rankings: PSG.LGD, Team Spirit, and OG are still the best

<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Rodrigo “LESLÃO” Santos is no longer a Soniqs player after his offensive Dota 2 effigy was revealed during a broadcast at The International 2022.An effigy in Dota 2 is a cosmetic item that allows players to “modify the appearance of superficial buildings in the player’s base.” Players can opt for different heroes, equipment, and poses, and most importantly, write their own personalized text.In Soniqs tiebreaker game against BOOM Esports, LESLÃO’S effigy was briefly clicked on by the observer, revealing the offensive message. The timestamped video can be found here.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Lelis_effigy-1024x576.jpg">North American organization Soniqs released a statement today confirming that the offlaner will officially be let go from its Dota 2 roster.“We hold our players to a high standard of professionalism and have a zero-tolerance policy towards racism or discrimination of any kind,” Soniqs wrote. “Effective immediately, we have released LESLAO from his contract at the Soniqs.”This is LESLÃO’s second stint with Quincy Crew, which was picked up by Soniqs in August this year.The 25-year-old had immediately apologized for the offending effigy after the broadcast, before the termination of his Soniqs contract was made clear.“It’s clearly inappropriate and hurtful, and I apologize for ever writing it,” LESLÃO wrote. “I had carelessly written it many years ago and then forgotten about it, and I’m deeply sorry for both doing so and not checking and removing it earlier.”</div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Somnus-Featured-Image-968x544.webp">After a brutal 109 minute loss in the TI11 elimination lower bracket, Lu “Somnus” Yao has strongly hinted at his retirement from pro Dota 2.&nbsp;<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Somnus-Hints-at-retirement-from-pro-Dota-2.jpg">The 26-year-old player competed at TI as Royal Never Give Up’s mid-laner. After a strong start to TI, multiple players on the RNG roster tested positive for COVID. With multiple players in isolation and COVID positive, the team’s form took a massive hit. On October 20, they were eliminated from the TI lower bracket after a 127 minute bo1 game against Team Entity. The TI11 match which saw xNova walk on to the stage as the sole RNG representative went down in history books as the longest main stage match in TI history.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Somnus-at-ESL-One-Birmingham-2019-1024x683.jpg">Somnus is one of the most popular names in Chinese Dota 2 history. He started playing DotA several years before transitioning to Valve’s Dota 2 on launch. Formerly known as ‘Maybe’, the player was infamous for his aggressive playstyle and calculated approach to the game.He signed on with LGD gaming in 2014 but was soon transferred to LGD’s development team, LGD.CDEC. A few months later, he moved back to the main LGD roster after some impressive performances in the Dota 2 League and DAC qualifier.As one of the iconic players to have ever graced this game, Somnus could never really win the biggest prize there is – The International. He has played for LGD for several years and more recently for Elephant and RNG this year. But the TI trophy has always eluded him, even though he came painstakingly close to winning on multiple occasions.As part of the LGD organization, Somnus had the following placements at TI:The social media post does not explicitly mention his retirement but the cryptic nature of the post hints at a possible retirement. The team had an impressive performance in the DPC this season, with top four finish in each of the three Tours. Despite four players getting COVID, the team still managed to reach the TI11 playoffs and finish in the 12-16th place.With RNG now out of competition, PSG.LGD and Team Aster are the only two remaining Chinese teams at TI11. Shortly after hinting at retirement, Somnus was cheering for Ame in a pub match.The text translates roughly to “Cheer Up Ame”. Chun yu is Ame’s name. PSG.LGD are in the lower bracket and will face BOOM esports in their next match – a Bo3 elimination series.</div>

After a brutal 109 minute loss in the TI11 elimination lower bracket, Lu “Somnus” Yao has strongly hinted at his retirement from pro Dota 2. The 26-year-old player competed at TI as Royal Never Give U...

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Mode baru dalam pubgm versi 2.3. mode Football Mania. Tersedia dalam 3 map( Erangle,Livik dan Nusa)


Dah try tadi kat Erangle, best juga.
 
Football Carnival terletak di area Quarry, banyak item loot, kat dalam peti boleh dapat senjata yang sama seperti dalam airdrop. Respawn card pun ada, kalau mati boleh hidup semula.


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👢👢 Boleh bergerak laju dengan kuasa kasut emas Messi.
 
⚽Zorb football vehicle,pun best juga,golek2 sampai tak sedar habis minyak🤣
 
Singgah shop, flare gun dah tukar warna hijau, football flare gun 🔫
 
Wwcd pun dah lawa juga, siap ada gambar piala lagi🏆


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Korang dah try? Apa yang korang dah jumpa dalam mode baru ni?


Berikan pendapat korang di ruang komen tentang apa yang korang suka dan tak suka dalam mode Football Mania, termasuk masalah dan bug yang korang jumpa. Terima kasih🤗

Mode baru dalam pubgm versi 2.3. mode Football Mania. Tersedia dalam 3 map( Erangle,Livik dan Nusa)
Dah try tadi kat Erangle, best juga.
Football Carnival terletak di area Quarry, banyak item loot, ka...

MODE FOOTBALL MANIA

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">After two years of competing with Evil Geniuses, Jeong “Impact” Eon-young has officially parted ways with the League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) team.The announcement was made about two weeks after the conclusion of the World Championship (Worlds 2022), where EG placed 11th-14th along with G2 Esports, 100 Thieves, and CTBC Flying Oyster.“Thank you for the last two years — your hard work has been vital in lifting the LCS trophy and going to Worlds,” the organization said in their roster update announcement.With the help of the Worlds 2013 champion, EG claimed the LCS Spring 2022 championship title against 100 Thieves 3-0 to represent North America at this year’s Mid-Season Invitational (MSI 2022), where the team placed third to fourth alongside G2 Esports.In an exclusive interview with ONE Esports, the Korean top laner reflected on his time playing in NA and what he thinks of the region overall.“Being in NA taught me how to be a better person and I am not just talking about a better player, but a better person overall. I learned how to self-reflect. I began to ponder a lot when I arrived here because, as you know, I didn’t speak English when I arrived, so I had a lot of time to think by myself,” he said.The former LCK superstar rose to fame in season 3 after winning the World Championship under the SK Telecom T1 banner. He transferred to the North American region in 2015 and received residency status in 2018. Since then, he has played with top LCS teams including Cloud9, Team Liquid, and, most recently, Evil Geniuses.Impact has reached a verbal agreement with FlyQuest and is likely to replace Philip “Philip” Zeng, according to sources. The Korean player has not yet released an official statement on his next plans ahead of the competitive season.Prior to Impact’s departure, the organization also parted ways with its coaches Earl “Rigby” Han, Gabriel “Turtle” Peixoto, Connor “Artemis” Doyle, and Sebastien “ZzLegendary” Demontigny. Kelsey Moser will be replacing Rigby as the head of the coaching staff.Learn more about Impact’s unique self-reflection method, Inspired’s tips on how you can become a better jungler, and MrBeast’s upcoming LCS team.Follow ONE Esports on&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;and&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;for more LoL news, guides, and highlights.</div>

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If you find any extra Messi's shoes and Foodball vehicles pick them up for your teammates or for yourself since Zorb football vehicle and Messi's shoes doesn't take up space in bagpack you can collect as many as you can want... Unlimited.


To prove this trick I collect 10 Football vehicles and 10 Messi golden shoes and doesn't take up any space in bag pack.


Try this and let me if Myth is confirmed or not?


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If you find any extra Messi's shoes and Foodball vehicles pick them up for your teammates or for yourself since Zorb football vehicle and Messi's shoes doesn't take up space in bagpack you can collect...

Zorb Football Vehicle And Messi's Shoes Take No Space in Bag

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Gaimin-Gladiators-Quinn-968x544.jpg">European Dota 2 team Gaimin Gladiators has finally revealed the last ingredient to their salad bowl: the North American mid-star Quinn “Quinn” Callahan. The cool, calm and collected Dota 2 player will be taking the role of midlaner for Gaimin Gladiators.Gaimin Gladiators’ complete Dota 2 roster for DPC 2022/2023 is as follows:Quinn has been a respected talent in the North America Dota 2 scene and has been in notable teams such as Newbee, Chaos Esports Club, Soniqs, and Quincy Crew. He has always managed to be in the top rankings of the North America Dota 2 Leaderboard. However, this will be his first time experiencing the Western European Dota 2 DPC scene. He last played with Soniqs during the 2021/2022 DPC season which ended with them placing a disappointing 17th-18th placement in The International 11. With this change of scenery, he will be saying goodbye to his well-known crew, Yawar “‘YawaR” Hassan and Arif “MSS” Anwar who he has been playing with him together since 2019. <img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/FjYyZc3XwAEigWX">He will be taking on the mid-role in Gaimin Gladiators. This is following the departure of Miroslav “BOOM” Bičan who was earlier announced to join the new roster of Team Secret.Gaimin Gladiators has been a brute force in Division I of the Western European (WEU) DPC 2021/2022. They placed second in two of three tours of the WEU DPC. The Gladiators proved themselves worthy champions when they placed first in the DPC WEU Tour 1 Regional Final. They ended the 2021/2022 DPC season with a 9th-12th placement in The International 11. You can see the team play in Division I of WEU in the upcoming DPC season.Stick around&nbsp;Esports.gg for more&nbsp;Dota 2 roster news!</div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">T1 had a flawless 2022 LCK Spring run before conquering the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI 2022) Group Stage with a 6-0 record, riding high on a 26-match win streak.The LCK powerhouse was unaccustomed to losing this season–until they dropped a best-of-one to G2 Esports in their first Rumble Stage match. On Day 2, T1 Gumayusi and the boys were bested by LPL’s Royal Never Give Up, and Evil Geniuses again on Day 4.With high expectations from fans, the South Korean esports community erupted, as all their hopes rest on their only representative here at MSI 2022.T1‘s Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong was disheartened by the losses, and it significantly impacted his confidence, he told ONE Esports. In this interview, the ADC revealed how he’s regaining his confidence by refocusing on his daily routines, and with help from his teammates.T1‘s Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong was disheartened by the losses, and it significantly impacted his confidence, he told ONE Esports. In this interview, the ADC revealed how he’s regaining his confidence by refocusing on his daily routines, and with help from his teammates.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_MSI2022_T1Gumayusi_stage-1-1024x576.webp">Gumayusi gave us a quick rundown of his activities behind the scenes. Before a match, the ADC usually gets a good 30 minutes of jogging and stretching to warm his body up.After playing his matches, the T1 player takes time to analyze his own gameplay. If he wasn’t performing as well as he’d hoped, he heads back to his room and practices the champions he desires to improve on in solo queue.Gumayusi also watches other matches to learn how he should play against particular squads and players. Even as an LCK champion, he acknowledges that all the opponents at MSI 2022 are “good teams” and believes that he still has a long way to go in his esports journey.When talking about the team’s recent defeats, Gumayusi was weighed down by the G2 and RNG matches, and mentioned that ultimately, it was his faith that helped him cope and see the brighter side of things.“To be honest, I don’t think I recovered until this afternoon. I’m a Christian so I ask help from God,” said Gumayusi.Despite it being his second international appearance after Worlds 2021, T1 Gumayusi often looks to his more experienced teammates for guidance.He mentioned that T1 veteran Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok checks up on him after difficult losses. “I think he realized that I lost a lot of my confidence. He approached me recently and gave me words of advice. If I have any questions, he would answer them as kindly as possible,” said T1 Gumayusi.Support player Ryu “Keria” Min-seok has also been a reliable partner for the past year that they’ve been playing together. On top of being an exceptional teammate in-game, Keria is a “very smart person” who gives advice on anything that Gumayusi need helps on.Support player Ryu “Keria” Min-seok has also been a reliable partner for the past year that they’ve been playing together. On top of being an exceptional teammate in-game, Keria is a “very smart person” who gives advice on anything that Gumayusi need helps on.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=DirtyCourteousMartenNomNom-23WkJ1WsZQdbnWmT&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Watch the MSI 2022 matches live on Riot Games’ official Twitch&nbsp;and&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;channels.Follow ONE Esports on Facebook and Twitter for more LoL news, guides, and highlights.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Joseph "Jagwar" Asuncion &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-05-24 15:54:00</div></div>

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SAKIT BELAKANG

Lets talk about how to counter Paquito as this hero are back in the top picked list in Ranked Match after his buff in this recent updated patch.


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We are familiar with Paquito combo plus the activation passive (Champ Stance) that makes him have extra skill that is enchanced skill of any in his skill set that can use only once. Making him deadly enough to burst down squishy heroes and even tanks in early game. He is one of the best Jungler hero that easily snowballing the game if played well and managed to have successful ganks around the map. 


How we gonna shutdown this deadly Jungler?


Here are 3 heroes that I recommend to use when against Paquito Jungler. 


1. Barats


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Barats is the best hero when comes to tank Paquito combo damage and with his passive (Big Guy) that gains 2% Resilience in every stack (up to 25), Barats most of the time will be less affected with CC from Paquito's Combo. Making him the best hero to use when it comes to teamfight or contesting Objective such as Turtle or Lord.


2. Benedetta


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When it comes to counter the overpowered Paquito, Benedetta will be one of the best choice in terms of damage and mechanical skills. With her 2nd skill ( Eye for An Eye), she can fend of any damage and CC as well. If successfully fend of CC, she can stun the giver for 1.5 sec for stabbing them, thus cancelling down Paquito's combo while disabling him and burst him down with her ultimate Alecto : Final Blow.


3. Yu Zhong


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When comes to very straightforward fight against damage vs sustain, Yu Zhong is the best choice against Paquito. Not only he has balanced damage, he also have super sustain ability that helps him tank and fighting Paquito. With his ultimate Black Dragon Form that turns him into Dragon for duration of time and then into Dragonoid for 10 second that gives all of his skill much bigger range, it become the key factor to beat down Paquito. And the most important part is his passive (Cursing Touch) that will activate once its full from damaging enemys, giving him extra Spell Vamp and Restores 6% of his Max HP from nearby enemy heroes.


Bonus Tips


Remember to buy Antique Currias to lower down Paquito physical damage as he is very reliable on Skill Damage. 


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Have more heroes to suggest? Got some good tactics to share? Let us know comment down below.

Lets talk about how to counter Paquito as this hero are back in the top picked list in Ranked Match after his buff in this recent updated patch.
We are familiar with Paquito combo plus the activation ...

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