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Scump is set to retire from competitive Call of Duty
“One last dance, ladies and gentlemen. This will be my final year competing as a professional Call of Duty player.” With those words, Seth ‘Scump’ Abner announced that, after a decade of competing, he will be retiring from Call of Duty esports in 2023. It was a shocking revelation for fans around the world, and while many may have seen it coming, hearing Scump announce his retirement is still incredibly impactful.
What did we learn from LoL Worlds 2022 Semifinals?
After an intense month of back-to-back League of Legends matches between the best teams in the world, the 2022 World Championship is ready for its final stage. This past weekend, the Worlds semifinals prepared the stage for what could be the most historic final in the history of the game.
These are the key players for Team Liquid and NAVI - CS GO IEM Rio Major
The IEM Rio Major is right around the corner, promising to be the biggest stage and event ever assembled for competitive CS GO. With such high stakes, including a huge prize pool, the heavy favorites will need their superstars to show up at their peak level in order to win the coveted Major trophy.
DetonatioN Gaming fields VALORANT roster full of young talent
VALORANT’s new season is approaching and soft roster locks are taking place. Most of the announcements are rosters of the teams partnered in 2023. Due to the lack of coverage in the region, parts of the teams that will take part in the Pacific League have not been fully leaked, which has kept the expectation high for a long time. DetonatioN Gaming however, recently announced their new roster, and it does not disappoint.
T1 dominates JDG in League of Legends Worlds 2022 semifinals
Many considered this to be the true final, with the champions of the undisputed best region in the world, JDG, facing T1, who looked the fittest team in the tournament coming into the series, after another first place finish in the group stage and a massacre of the reigning MSI champions, Royal Never Give up, in the quarterfinals.
Valve is planning to release Dota 2 spin-off game
Valve might be best known for the Steam platform, but they’ve been the developer behind loads of huge games, including Half-Life, Counter Strike, and Dota. It seems a new game is being added to their roster soon, Neon Prime. This is a title that is currently in development at Valve and new information on the project just came up, which might make it a must-play for esports fans.