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After a few months without a sponsor, mudgolems is now a part of Tundra Esports. Back in September 2020, the European Dota 2 scene was shattered by a newly-formed team. Adrian “Fata” Trinks, Neta “33” Shapira, and three other players decided to team up and go up against the best teams in Europe. The team did fairly well in some competitions, such as the Beyond the Summit Pro Series Season 3: EU/CIS, where they’ve finished second. Needless to say, this wasn’t left unnoticed, which is why a few months later, the team got acquired by Tundra Esports. The new organization Happy to announce mudgolems becoming Tundra Dota2! Follow us on @TundraEsports_ ! https://t.co/tcWhY8KFi7 pic.twitter.com/fseV8nPdUx — Adrian (@DotaFata) January 25, 2021 2021 started really well for Fata and his team-mates. Mudgolems managed to easily qualify for the Upper Division of the Dota Pro Circuit Europe League Season 1. A few days later, the team announced that they will become a part of Tundra Espor...

Could BOTH car and weapon modifications be coming to Fortnite? Fortnite: Battle Royale continues evolving with each passing season. Epic Games has found unique ways of working new mechanics, locations,  items, weapons and more into the game. Just this season, the developers introduced a new Sand Tunneling mechanic, giving movement around the map much more purpose. There’s no doubt that Epic has more tricks up their sleeve. A few months ago, several well-known Fortnite leakers revealed that the developers were working on a weapon modification mechanic, similar to Call of Duty with attachments. Right when players thought the fun stopped there, the leakers struck again. Rumors have it that Epic Games is actively working on a vehicle modification option. If true, players could soon be modifying vehicles and weapons to make for a different experience. Also Read: Winter Trials 2021 - Everything You Need to Know Car Attachments? Apparently Epic isn't working on weapons mods/attac...

Fortnite’s developers unveil the newest addition to the ‘Fortnite Crew’ subscription service. Epic Games is nearly three months into its Fortnite Crew subscription service , which costs subscribers $15 USD per month for an exclusive skin, Battle Pass and 1,000 V-Bucks. The first month introduced Galaxia followed by the DC Comics character Green Arrow one month later. Epic fixed a few hiccups in the service over the last few weeks. As a result of the problems players experienced, the developers release the ‘Members Only’ emote as compensation. Now, they are ready to introduce the newest addition to Fortnite Crew’s exclusive character offering. Also Read: Terminator & Sarah Connor Skins Confirmed for Season 5  February Fortnite Crew Pack - Vi A cunning new warrior on a race against time approaches the Island. Vi arrives exclusively for Fortnite Crew members on February 1. Learn more: https://t.co/rYjF0L5TF4 pic.twitter.com/PTZxbsS6n0 — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January ...

Last night we saw the remaining 6 teams compete in the Kickoff Classic, here are the results. After the first six teams competed on Saturday, we saw the Kickoff Classic include yesterday with the final six teams battling it out. While there was nothing on the line except bragging rights, it brought some excellent matches. Paris Legion 3-2 London Royal Ravens With Zer0 playing from the UK, the London Royal Ravens were expected to struggle in the matchup. However, Zer0 did surprisingly well, putting up the highest Search and Destroy for the Ravens at 1.18. Map 1 was a show from AquA, putting up a massive 33 kills and a 1.83 K/D going positive 15 kills. This put Paris Legion off to a good start, however, the Royal Ravens quickly responded. In map 2, Skrapz suffered, going 1-8 saw Paris lose 6-3 and the London Royal Ravens evened the series. The Control was absolute dominance from London, a quick 3-0 put them 2-1 up in the series. This was a clinical display of Control from the Raven...

Last night the CDL revealed the full 2021 schedule, so mark your calendars. Last night we saw our first taste of professional Call of Duty action for the 2021 season. While we knew the season was set to begin on February 11, we didn't know much else. However, last night all was revealed, with every single Regular Season event being announced. Here’s the schedule. Stage 1 11 Feb: Atlanta FaZe Home Series 18 Feb: Call of Duty League Home Series 25 Feb: Call of Duty League Home Series 1 March: Stage 1 Major Stage 2 18 March: Toronto Ultra Home Series 25 March: Call of Duty League Home Series 1 April: Los Angeles Guerrillas Home Series 5 April: Stage 2 Major Stage 3 22 April: London Royal Ravens Home Series 29 April: Paris Legion Home Series 6 May: Dallas Empire Home Series 10 May: Stage 3 Major Also Read: Call Of Duty League 2021 Stage 1 Groups and Schedule Revealed Stage 4 27 May: OpTic Chicago Home Series 3 June: Florida Mutineers Home Series 10 June: L...

The Call of Duty League begins on Feb 11 with Stage 1, here’s the complete schedule and groups. Last night we saw the conclusion of the Call of Duty League Kickoff Classic. A small preseason event which saw some of the communities favourite matchups played, including the highly anticipated OpTic Chicago vs LA Thieves. Just before that game however, the Call of Duty League revealed the schedule and groups for Stage 1 of the 2021 season. Here’s everything you need to know. Also Read: CDL Kickoff Classic – Day 1 Recap CDL Stage 1 Groups Group A Dallas Empire Los Angeles Thieves Minnesota Rokkr London Royal Ravens New York Subliners Seattle Surge Group A seems to have a clear winner, Dallas Empire. However, when it comes to that second place team, the LA Thieves vs Minnesota Rokkr will be a vital match for seeding. Beneath them, the London Royal Ravens, Toronto Ultra and Seattle Surge will be battling it out for the bottom three spots. Group B Atlanta FaZe OpTic Chicago ...

Let’s take a look at some of the most interesting things that happened in the CIS region. The CIS Dota 2 region has always been really interesting to watch because the teams here have a unique playstyle. Unfortunately, 2020 was not the best year for Dota 2, but most of the top CIS teams managed to play in numerous online tournaments in the region. Most of the events also included various European teams. Similar to any other region in the DPC, this one also has a Lower Division and an Upper Division. Both of them feature some pretty big names, so let’s take a look at what happened. Lower Division The most interesting series of the week was between VP. Prodigy and HellRaisers. These two teams have played several times against each other in the past. However, HR did a major roster change which resulted in the addition of several world-class players, such as Roman “Resolut1ion” Fominok. Sadly, the team was unable to reach the Upper Bracker, despite being one of the favorites. The fir...