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You’re wondering how to get LP? We've got the answers. Let’s dive into patch 10.15! Top Lane - Shen Patch 10.15 buffed Shen’s passive shield to allow him to trade a little more freely in lane and it seems like it was just what he needed to break into the meta. Shen is a great champion because he can fill different roles for a team with just his kit. He brings engage, global pressure, peel and dueling all while being a relatively uncontested pick. If you’re looking to frustrate opponents and win the game through simplicity, Shen is the go-to pick for Top Lane. Jungle - Karthus Another champion that wins purely by having a better kit for map pressure? If you want to win the game stress-free and cash in on some sweet LP, Karthus is your guy. Patch 10.14 gave him huge buffs to his base stats with a 22 base health increase and a massive 10 base movement speed increase and it seems like people are finally realizing how broken he is. The key to Karthus is power farming your jungle ...

Just a few hours after he left Geek Fam, Marc Polo Luis “Raven” Fausto joined Fnatic. Today has been a really crazy day for the SEA Dota 2 scene. Even though Geek Fam has been really strong recently, one of their star players decided to part ways with the team. This was really strange, especially when you take into account the team’s performance. However, just a few hours later, we learned why Raven decided to make a change. From now on, he will become a part of SEA’s strongest team right now — Fnatic. There, he will take on the carry role. What happened? DOTA ROSTER UPDATE The Raven Returns. The Fnatic carry, @ravendoto . 🇵🇭 Southeast Asia reveres him or fears him, and now he's back in Black and Orange. FULL ANNOUNCEMENT 📰 https://t.co/MsE0I35tHm pic.twitter.com/Ct5mFdCEHh — FNATIC (@FNATIC) July 28, 2020 Once it was announced that Raven was leaving Geek Fam, many people automatically assumed he would go back go Fnatic. In case you forgot, he used to play for t...

The 2020 Call of Duty League regular season is officially over. Atlanta FaZe top the CDL Standings, but do they top our Power Rankings? Let’s find out. 12. Los Angeles Guerrillas (-) The Los Angeles Guerrillas finish the CDL Season in 12th place. They sit the same on our power rankings, far from their high of 8th place. Rasim “Blazt” Ogresevic tops the charts for the Guerrillas with his 1.09 overall season K/D, the only player to be positive on the team. The first round at champs sees the battle for Los Angeles take place as LAG take on rivals OpTic Gaming. With the recent form of OGLA, this is looking like a loss for the Guerrillas. 11. Seattle Surge (-) Yet again Seattle Surge left a Home Series after just two matches, losing both. Firstly The Chicago Huntsmen took them down 3-1 before they took their second loss to OGLA in 3-0 fashion. This has been a hard season for Seattle, with their Main AR Sam “Octane” Larew topping the overall season K/D charts for the whole league with a...

Sona is back in the meta with a new shielding partner. League of Legends' bottom lane meta has changed quite a bit during the past few years. Though the standard ADC with support pairing is obviously the norm, there have been and still are points where different strategies take center stage. From mage APCs to Sona and Taric/Tahm Kench, there's been an interesting diversity that has developed. Now, a new duo partner for Sona is stepping up to take Taric and Tahm's places. It's none other than the Lady of Luminosity, Lux. Its been a sleeper solo queue strategy for a while, but this weekend, Cloud9 debuted the Sona-Lux duo in the bot lane against Team Liquid in the LCS. It seemingly came out of nowhere in most people's eyes but is definitely reminiscent of previous Sona lanes. Unfortunately, C9 lost this game, but the strength of the duo shone through regardless. Is this just a one-off strategy? Or could this be a new, meta defining lane? Time will tell, but for no...

PaxArena’s Valorant tournament was tense, ending with the Sentinels putting down Cloud9 3-1 in the Grand Finals. Last weekend, Pax and PaxArena hosted a Valorant tournament that brought together teams like T1, Cloud9, and Sentinels. The BO3 single-elimination matches varied in intensity, requiring teams to succeed or be eliminated. The Sentinels, led by Overwatch champion Jay “Sinatraa” Won, struggled in their early matches but came out on top in the end. This tournament was more than another competition for Valorant fans to enjoy. It was an opportunity to watch teams test playstyles, and adapt based on their success and failures. Teams that picked Sage had a higher success rate than those that opted to run Omen instead. The extra smoke and sight control is a bonus, but when going up against teams like Cloud9 and Sentinels, Sage is a must. PaxArena Valorant Playoffs The Playoffs kicked off with three clean sweeps and one close match between Gen.G and the Sentinels. Team SoloMid kno...

Following the conclusion of the 2020 Call of Duty League season, they have announced the 5 candidates for the Astro MVP award. Last night saw the conclusion of the 2020 Call of Duty League season with only Playoffs and Champs left to play. The MVP will be decided by the CDL’s team of analysts and casters and will be announced during the Playoffs. There will also be a postseason MVP. Anthony “Shotzzy” Cuevas-Castro In his debut season, Shotzzy has been a vital part of Dallas Empire’s success. Earlier in the year, Shotzzy was referred to as “Botzzy” by fans due to his 0.70 K/D in the launch event. However, he has turned his season around and his 1.07 season K/D is joint 1st for the Empire with Cuyler “Huke” Garland. Shotzzy has the highest average hill time and highest average flag caps for Dallas, showing that not only can he slay out he is a vital player for the team. His highest overall K/D in an event is 1.29, as he has put up multiple 30+ kill games in both Hardpoint and Domin...

See who came out on top in the NA West region of DreamHack’s first Online Open tournament. The first official DreamHack Online Open tournament is now over after back-to-back weekends of Fortnite action. Last weekend , teeq and Liquid STRETCH respectively won the Europe and NA East portions of the event. This time around, the NA West region took center stage with some notable names competing in the Grand Finals. Fortnite World Cup Champion Bugha, NA East FNCS Invitational Champion Furious and NA West FNCS Invitational Champion Arkrham were some of the names involved. Bugha led the way after the semi-finals, with 438 points. Players jockeyed for the upper-hand on the leaderboard for over five hours of gameplay. Let’s take a look at who came out on top to wrap up the inaugural DreamHack Online Open featuring Fortnite. Related: Five Takeaway from The DreamHack Online Open 100T Arkhram dominates NA West FNCS Invitational Champion Arkhram put on an absolute clinic against fellow NA ...