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League of Legends Nick Ray Sep 28 2020

Babip: “I Think We’re Definitely Good”

Legacy Esports kicked off their first set of games in the Play-in Group Stage with a volatile 1-1 record. We got a glimpse of how good they can be as a team, but also how unstable they can be. Now, they’ve locked into the top of their group behind Team Liquid and are well-positioned to make it to the main event. After a long day of games ending in a loss to TL in the first place tiebreaker, we sat down with Leo “Babip” Romer as he reflected on Legacy’s surprising run through Play-ins and his thoughts on representing the Oceanic Pro League.

League of Legends Mike Plant Sep 27 2020

Worlds Play-In Group B: PSG Talon Advance, LGD Survive

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 26 2020

KaKAO: “My Team Always Has Faith That ‘KaKAO Can Make It Happen.’”

League of Legends Nick Ray Sep 26 2020

Tally: “Our Comp Kinda Fell Apart”

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 25 2020

Leza: “I Think JackeyLove is the Best Bot Laner in the Tournament”

Kaiwing and PSG Talon are already at the halfway point of making it to the Group Stage (Photo via David Lee

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 25 2020

Kaiwing: “Facing Unicorns of Love will be challenging and exciting”

League of Legends Nick Ray Sep 25 2020

Kaiser: “We will become a really strong team”

Topoon and his teammates are off to a good start at Worlds (Photo via David Lee

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 25 2020

Topoon: “Playing against Team Liquid is going to be really cool”

Despite the loss, INTZ Redbert remains positive. (Image via David Lee

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 25 2020

INTZ Redbert: “It is really frustrating that we lost against Legacy”

League of Legends Nick Ray Sep 25 2020

Tay: “Our Team is Still Playing a Little Bit Afraid”

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 25 2020

Shadow: “We Were Just Not on the Same Page During the Game”

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 24 2020

Conflict of Interest Between PSG Talon, LGD at Worlds

League of Legends Tom Matthiesen Sep 24 2020

Five Players to Watch at Worlds Play-In

League of Legends is arguably the biggest esport on the planet, boasting millions of players and millions of watchers for their World Championship. Riot Games launched League of Legends in October 2009, following the massive success of the Warcraft III mod Defense of the Ancients. League did not stray too far from the basic premise of what would become the MOBA-genre, as two teams of five compete to destroy the opponent's base. Upon release, players had 40 champions to choose from. That number has ballooned to over 150, as the game continues to grow every year. League of Legends' first World Championship took place less than two years after launch, with eight teams from Europe, North America, Southeast Asia competing. Fnatic would walk away as the winners and the lineage of Worlds began. Since then, LoL has formed competitive regions all over the planet, vying for their place in International events. With plenty of League of Legends news to keep track of across the entire world, it is easy to get lost. Don't worry though, Hotspawn has all the League of Legends news you could find from the game to the esports scene.

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Babip: “I Think We’re Definitely Good”