Esports
A community-run subreddit for MCC; a tournament organized by Scott Smajor and created by the Noxcrew!
A place for in-depth discussions of Competitive Overwatch™ (the team-based shooter from Blizzard Entertainment). Find detailed discussion of meta, esports and events as well as guides, advice, and tips that go beyond the basics.
Soulcas' stats in Polaris have been fucking absurd, he's been farming the entire league. I haven't been able to catch most of his games so I was wondering if the insane stats have just been Polaris being a Mickey Mouse league and not being able to keep up with even the most mediocre ex tier 1 player, or if soulcas has improved and managed to fix his inconsistency issues, because I remember sometimes soulcas looked like the best player in the world and sometimes he looked like a ranked player. Anyone able to inform me?
G2 is a world premier esports club founded in 2015, which currently includes professional teams in League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, VALORANT, SIM Racing Games, and Call of Duty. Follow us on socials: https://linktr.ee/g2esports
A place for in-depth discussions of Competitive Overwatch™ (the team-based shooter from Blizzard Entertainment). Find detailed discussion of meta, esports and events as well as guides, advice, and tips that go beyond the basics.
Given these armour changes this seems like a good time to raise this.
If the difference between health, armour and shields is going to actually be felt by the player base making sure people actually know which of the three they are hitting would go a long way towards achieving that.
Right now if you hit all three you just get white hit markers and a tick sound effect.
I suggest that shooting shield-hp should produce a blue hitmarker and a suitable shield sounding tick effect.
Similarly, shooting armour should produce a bronze hitmarker(colour open to debate) and a suitable armour sounding tick effect.
This would allow the shooter to know exactly what type of health they just hit, and thus feel what kind of damage they are doing more effectively. None of this would interfere with the well known “DINK” headshot effect and associated hitmarker.
A fan subreddit dedicated to discussing the professional esports organization Team Liquid, spanning League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Hearthstone, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Dota 2 and more.
These guys legit look like the best iteration of TL we've ever seen. While yes 2019 TL made it to finals and beat IG, I largely think IG massively underperformed that year especially given how uncompetetive TL looked vs G2 in the finals. But I mean look at the growth of this team. The fact that we were so close to beating T1 and it's not just copium talking either. A lot of us see that we actually could have won the series. While I do think Core JJ underperformed ( his Nautilus seemed invisible with exception of a few engages in game 2) I think he deserves a lot of praise for helping Yeon reach his potential as a lane partner and mentor. I'm super proud of this team and what theyve accomplished. I believe if they keep this up, summer is a guaranteed win. Not a single LCS team looks this solid and could hold their own vs a team like T1. Let's go boys. Let's go Liquid.
Welcome to r/R6ProLeague, a subreddit dedicated to all-things R6 esports! Please refer to our rules for submission and comment guidelines and don’t hesitate to contact us through modmail if there’s anything you need that’s not addressed by the subreddit rules. As always, please feel free to engage in discussions on our posts and to create your own unique posts. Thanks again for being a part of our community!
G2 is a world premier esports club founded in 2015, which currently includes professional teams in League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, VALORANT, SIM Racing Games, and Call of Duty. Follow us on socials: https://linktr.ee/g2esports
A fan subreddit dedicated to discussing the professional esports organization Team Liquid, spanning League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Hearthstone, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Dota 2 and more.
I'm a new TL fan and long time league fan. Proud of yeon and the the whole team for their performance. Lots of respect especially to yeon. You can see how much heart goes into it. Keep your heads up, it's a journey and yall are just starting <3
A place for in-depth discussions of Competitive Overwatch™ (the team-based shooter from Blizzard Entertainment). Find detailed discussion of meta, esports and events as well as guides, advice, and tips that go beyond the basics.
A place for in-depth discussions of Competitive Overwatch™ (the team-based shooter from Blizzard Entertainment). Find detailed discussion of meta, esports and events as well as guides, advice, and tips that go beyond the basics.
Some heroes like Widowmaker, Doomfist, Lucio or Junkrat are known to move very loudly, while heroes like Sigma and Zen are simply very silent. Especially with a hero like Zen, this has the great advantage that he can surprise someone with a sudden flank, while a hero like Lucio can be heard for miles when he wallriding Have they ever adjusted the sound of some heroes to buff/nerf certain playstyles? I think this could be a way to nerf heroes like Sombra without changing the numbers, and buff heroes like Lucio without encouraging more knockback or more healing/speed.
A hub for all things about competitive Teamfight Tactics. Ranked help and discussion, Tournament information, eSports news, and more.
You all know the drill. We are now at the half of set 11. It's been quite a ride already!
This patch was feared by many players. Now that it's here, how is it going?
Is Fated/Dryad as broken as expected? Are others comps doing well? Are some old comps making their returns? What is now weakest than last patch? Is a B-patch necessary, as many people thought it would?
Let us know what you think folks. Good luck and have fun!
A community-run subreddit for MCC; a tournament organized by Scott Smajor and created by the Noxcrew!
-
A place for in-depth discussions of Competitive Overwatch™ (the team-based shooter from Blizzard Entertainment). Find detailed discussion of meta, esports and events as well as guides, advice, and tips that go beyond the basics.
members -
A hub for all things about competitive Teamfight Tactics. Ranked help and discussion, Tournament information, eSports news, and more.
members -
The developer supported, community-run subreddit dedicated to the Fortnite: Battle Royale game mode by Epic Games. Tailored for those who want to keep up to date on the pro scene, tournaments, competitive plays and figure out new tips/tricks on how to play the current meta.
members -
A fan subreddit dedicated to discussing the professional esports organization Team Liquid, spanning League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Hearthstone, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Dota 2 and more.
members -
FACEIT is the largest platform for competitive gaming on CS2, DOTA 2, League of Legends and many other games. This subreddit is where you can express your feedback, appreciation of the platform as well as reporting and discussing issues affecting our community - we appreciate all of this.
members -
Welcome to r/R6ProLeague, a subreddit dedicated to all-things R6 esports! Please refer to our rules for submission and comment guidelines and don’t hesitate to contact us through modmail if there’s anything you need that’s not addressed by the subreddit rules. As always, please feel free to engage in discussions on our posts and to create your own unique posts. Thanks again for being a part of our community!
members -
G2 is a world premier esports club founded in 2015, which currently includes professional teams in League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, VALORANT, SIM Racing Games, and Call of Duty. Follow us on socials: https://linktr.ee/g2esports
members -
A community-run subreddit for MCC; a tournament organized by Scott Smajor and created by the Noxcrew!
members -
A haven for all things based on the Halo Championship Series and the Halo esports scene, including all games in the franchise from Bungie's Combat Evolved to 343's Halo Infinite.
members -
Founded in 2013, Cloud9 has grown to become one of the most recognizable esports organizations in the world. With championships industry-wide, unmatched viewership hours, and extensive benefits packages for players and staff, Cloud9 prides itself on being the best in all categories. At this time, Cloud9 fields professional teams in League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT, Starcraft 2, TEKKEN, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Halo, and Teamfight Tactics.
members -
Post taken down from /r/cow because it's useless but entertaining garbage content? Don't be alarmed! You are among friends.
members -
Catch up on LoL esports events completely spoiler-free. A spoiler-free subreddit for the League of Legends esports scene. Coverage of LEC, LCS, LCK, LPL, Worlds, MSI, All-Stars, LLA, CBLOL, OPL, etc. Comments will be heavily moderated, but it is still recommended that you watch the games you want to see before risking the comment section. Please do not discuss anything relating to what happens in games in post comments. For discussing matches please visit [SPOILERS] /r/leagueoflegends.
members -
Founded in 2013, T1 (Previously SKT) has grown to become one of the most recognizable esports organizations in the world. At this time, T1 fields professional teams in League of Legends, Dota 2, VALORANT, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Wild Rift, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
members -
A place to talk about, react to and update yourself on the Brawl Stars Esports scene. Not affiliated with Brawl Stars Esports, Brawl Stars or Supercell.
members -
Your hub for everything PUBG Esports. News, discussions, event information, and more.
members -
Newly updated subreddit dedicated to the Esports of LoL only. Here for all Writers, journalists, analyst, reporters, fans etc. We don't discriminate certain sites or persons but we're not here for just league stuff.
members -
A subreddit for VTubers that are part of the VSPO!, or the Virtual eSports Project. VSPO! is a next-generation Virtual eSports project that brings together members who are serious about games to expand the benefits of eSports. They are developing various media mixes such as distribution activities as VTuber, participation in eSports competitions, animation and comics.
members -
Overwatch League is a professional esports league operated by Activision Blizzard. Join us to gather news, discuss matches, and everything else about the Overwatch League!
members -
Subreddit for everything Competitive SMITE. From community tournaments to professional esports.
members -
The official FaZe Clan Subreddit. Redesigned to bring a more authentic experience for FaZe Fans around the world.
members -
Subreddit dedicated to everything regarding the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK)!
members -
Welcome to /r/LCS! A subreddit dedicated entirely to discussion and information regarding the LCS or League Championship Series and other national and international tournaments throughout the world, with a focus on the LCS!
members -
Welcome to the Apex Legends Competitive subreddit! This is for those who want to learn tips & tricks and also keep up with the current meta/best weapons in the game. Hope you have a good time here!
members -
Fan subreddit for the former esports organization, Counter Logic Gaming. #CLGFOREVER
members -
Join us on our journey to create an ecosystem at the intersection of gaming, nature & humanity, where talent & self-expression flourish. 🍃 #TimeToFly
members