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  CLG held their own until the very end, but C9’s pressure was just too much to handle. Eight teams entered the 2022 LCS Lock In quarterfinals in an attempt to prove themselves before the 2022 Spring Split. Cloud9 took down Counter Logic Gaming 2-1 in the last quarterfinal match today, officially setting the semifinals stage of the  League of Legends   competition. In the first three-game series of the LCS Lock In, C9 bounced back from a small deficit to reaffirm their status as the multi-time LCS champions. CLG found optimal opportunities to tear down C9 through their bot lane in Luger and Poome, though action across the map and varying draft choices made winning through bot only not a useful strategy to win this series. Related VALORANT: Former Vision Strikers player Lakia joins IGZIST – Dotesport While Luger and Poome maintained a solid lead in the bot lane, Blaber was making his presence known in all other areas of the map. Between ganks and objective secures, C9’s ju...

  Lakia has found a new home DRX Vision Strikers has transferred  VALORANT  player Kim “Lakia” Jong-min to Japanese team IGZIST, the organizations revealed today. Lakia will compete in the Asia-Pacific region, which saw teams such as Team Secret and FULL SENSE rise to prominence on the international stage. Both teams attended  VALORANT   Champions, which concluded in December 2021.  Fans of the player will get more opportunities to see Lakia in action since he’s joining the starting roster for IGZIST. Under DRX Vision Strikers, Lakia wasn’t part of the starting roster and frequently spent his time on the sidelines as a substitute. At Champions, Lakia played one map on Icebox against Fnatic in the winner’s group stage. The highly anticipated match, which took place on Dec. 3, saw Fnatic come out on top with a 2-1 victory. The European team secured direct qualification to the knockout stage. DRX Vision Strikers were later defeated by Cloud9, which ended their...

  Even the top teams have some questions that need to be answered. Last season marked the first time since 2017 that a  Dota   Pro Circuit season ended with a region other than Western Europe lifting the Aegis of Champions, with Team Liquid and OG standing atop the  Dota 2   mountain for three consecutive years.  Now, the region looks completely different, with four of the top six teams replacing at least two players after The International 10 in hopes of shaking things up and reclaiming the Aegis once mor Related Dev1ce reportedly could be out for months, NiP considering Jackinho as stand-in – Dotesport Prize pool and format Running from now until Jan. 22, the 2022 DPC’s Winter Tour will see 16 teams competing across two different divisions for a spot at the corresponding Major or fighting to gain positioning for the next Tour, whether that be by maintaining their position in the upper division, earning a promotion from the lower division, or avoiding rele...

  The Dota talent reports teams have been in contact with Valve about some big changes. The  Dota 2   competitive scene has been in a strange state since Valve canceled the 2022  Dota   Pro Circuit Winter Tour Major, but it looks like the company has already settled on an early format for a replacement—and a potential expansion for The International 11.  Related G2 Esports launches NFT ‘social club’ Samurai Army According to  Dota  talent Shannon “SUNSfan” Scotten via his podcast We Say Things, Valve is going to host several online regional tournaments throughout February that will take the top four teams from each of the six DPC regions. These regional finals will reportedly take place over two weekends in February, with each weekend hosting three regions. The prize pool for each region is reported to sit at $100,000, for a total of $600,000, and the top two teams in a region will earn an undisclosed number of DPC points, with those points being ...

Reddit user Fealnort wrote an extensive post about the DJ Sona skin in League of Legends potentially being “stealth nerfed.” In the post, the League player outlined several ways in which the most recent patch subtly decreased the cosmetic appeal of the skin. Related Aghanim’s Collector’s Cache, Labyrinth Update, & DOTA: Dragon’s Blood Season 2 In the recent Patch 12.2 notes, the developers said the DJ Sona skin would see a “complete overhaul and additional special celebration effects for each passive aura.” Fealnort challenged this claim, writing that either the skin was bugged or the supposed additions were a “straight up lie.” Related Report: Dota 2 regional tournaments to replace DPC Winter Tour Major, TI11 to feature expanded roster The Reddit user also criticized the skin’s overhaul since the patch seemingly took away DJ Sona’s color change ability. Previously, DJ Sona would change colors with the usage of different abilities, cycling between blue, purple, and green. But now, ...

The Ninjas could lose their best player for a long time due to health issues. Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz is not returning to Ninjas in Pyjamas’ active  CS:GO  lineup anytime soon, according to a joint report by 1pv.fr and Dexerto. The four-time Major champion won’t play in the BLAST Premier Spring Groups next week and will be replaced by NiP’s academy AWPer Love “⁠phzy⁠” Smidebrant once again. Related League fans upset over DJ Sona seemingly getting ‘stealth nerfed’ – Dotesport Phzy stood in for dev1ce in the playoffs of IEM Winter and in BLAST Premier World Final in December 2021 while the Danish star was dealing with health issues. Sources told Dexerto and 1pv.fr that dev1ce could be out several months to treat his illness, which is leading NiP to seek a temporary replacement. Jan 20, 2022 1:43 pm  COUNTER-STRIKE  Dev1ce reportedly could be out for months, NiP considering Jackinho as stand-in The Ninjas could lose their best player for a long time due to health issues...

As the Winter Tour of the   Dota   Pro Circuit 2021-2022 season draws to a close, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel the first Major. While hopes were high that we could host an international LAN event, the discovery and spread of new strains of COVID-19 and the resulting increase of travel restrictions has made it unfeasible for all qualified teams to gather for a LAN tournament. As there will be no major, Tour 1 will conclude after all of the regional league tournaments have ended. Players who have participated in Fantasy will receive their rewards before the start of Tour 2. Teams participating in the DPC earn points by playing in their respective Regional Leagues as well as through international competition at the Majors. Since the first Major is no longer happening, we have decided to redistribute its points to the second and third Major. This way, the balance of points between regional and cross-region play remains the same. The points will be distributed as fol...