Team Liquid has decided the second night of the League of Legends World Championship is the perfect time to release a fake music video — and they fooled plenty of fans. They had posted a tweet featuring a link to the video, produced by 1Up Studios, with the caption, “The moment you’ve been waiting for – Listen to BURN now.” Thousands of viewers have watched this video thinking that it is an official Riot Games production, when indeed — it is not.
The production titled “Burn” begins with an anime-like intro of red and white sparks over a scene of black mountains, eventually showing a silhouette of League Of Legends broadcaster Ovilee. As she appears in her gold-colored glasses, she begins to sing: “Its time for League Worlds now, let’s sh*t-talk group D.” Viewers already knew how snarky these lyrics were going to be. Towards the end of the video, Ovilee is dressed in clothing that reflects the K/DA theme from last year’s 2018 theme song.
Reaction to the Team Liquid video and the wait for the real thing
Team Liquid’s Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng gave his honest opinion on his thousand-viewer Twitch stream. He opened the video on his screen and played a few seconds of it while leaning back on his chair. As he paused the clip, tabbing into his game’s loading screen, he remarked that he “really didn’t want to watch this… because that is garbage.” He also mentioned that it was a “cringe” video. It doesn’t seem that the Team Liquid players knew about the video beforehand, but none of his teammates have commented on it as of yet.
This prank video came as a surprise today to plenty of League of Legends players. Fans have been hoping for a new annual Worlds anthem ever since the 2019 World Championship Orchestral Theme Song was released via YouTube on Sept. 19. As Riot recently tweeted that the official theme song is “not quite ready yet,” fans have been feeling pretty annoyed.
It's not quite ready yet, I'm afraid, but we'll post when we have it!
— League of Legends EU (@loleu) September 30, 2019
The past few years have provided some very successful and catchy World Championship tracks. Last year, Riot released the 2018 theme song “RISE,” sporting over 149 million views. In the same year, Riot also surprised fans with virtual K-pop girl group K/DA performing “POP/STARS.” This was one of League of Legends‘ most record-breaking tunes with over 267 million YouTube views.
Great job, Team Liquid and Ovilee — you entertained fans, pumped up the haters, and trolled those eagerly waiting to jam out to the next Worlds theme.
Let’s keep hoping for Riot to release a new anthem that hypes up the importance of the World Championship. They already released new physical merchandise that also gives players in-game rewards, so it seems they’re slowly — but surely — grinding out some goods for their dedicated fans.
Cara Mengatasi Kesalahan Otorisasi di Call of Duty Mobile
Baru-baru ini Activision telah merilis game Call of Duty Mobile APK untuk platform Android, untuk bersaing dengan PUBG, Fortnite dan game battle royale serupa di android dan tentu saja untuk membuat jalan besar ke dalam bisnis game mobile.
Yah, rilis awal adalah rilis BETA, di mana kami telah melihat banyak orang mengeluh tentang Kesalahan Otorisasi saat meluncurkan game Call of Duty Mobile di Android. Jadi banyak laporan bahwa Call of Duty Mobile tidak bisa login.
Mengapa Kesalahan Otorisasi Ini Terjadi pada Call of Duty Mobile?
Karena ini adalah rilis BETA dari game, pengguna yang tertarik harus mendaftar di Play Store untuk mendapatkan kesempatan menjadi beta tester. Pengujian beta diluncurkan di berbagai dunia dan telah ditutup sekarang. Jadi, orang yang sudah mendaftar saat pengujian beta mendapat akses.
Sekarang, karena fase pengujian beta ditutup, orang-orang yang belum mendaftar untuk pengujian beta dan memainkan Game Call of Duty Mobile menghadapi masalah kesalahan otorisasi ini.
Cara Mengatasi Kesalahan Otorisasi di Call of Duty Mobile
Untuk bisa mengatasi error otorisasi di Call of Duty Mobile yang menyebabkan Call of Duty Mobile tidak bisa login, caranya sebagai berikut ini.
- Pastikan untuk download dan menginstal Call of Duty Mobile dan most importantly v1.0.1 sebelum Anda dapat mengatasi hal ini.
- Kemudian, unduh dan instal Power VPN atau aplikasi VPN yang lain.
- Hubungkan dulu VPN Anda.
- Ketika VPN sudah terhubung maka Anda bisa menggunakan server negara lain.
- Sekarang coba buka game Call of Duty Mobile Anda.
- Saat berada di layar Loading Screen ketuk Guest Login.
- Atur Display Name Anda, ganti avatar, dan ketuk OK untuk mulai game.
ESL Pro League Season 10 announces its CSGO groups
The ESL Pro League is one of the main CSGO esports leagues. For each of the three regions, there are 16 teams competing. The regions consist of Europe, North America, and the Asia Pacific. This format is different than the previous ESL Pro League Season. It featured four regions of Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and Asia with 12 teams each instead.
???? The groups are drawn, the fixtures set. Let the games begin! #ESLProLeague returns October 8 for Season 10. These are the full Round 1 matches in the road to Odense 2019:
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— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) October 2, 2019
ESL Pro League
Season 10 of the ESL Pro League will have the same round format other than the difference in the number of teams. There are four round-robin groups where teams compete in best-of-three games. The groups are seeded based on the world rankings of Counter-Strike ESL teams. The winner of each group will proceed to the ESL Pro League Finals.
However, the 2nd and 3rd place teams from each group will still have a chance. They will be sent to a “Round 2” bracket where the eight teams will be split into two groups. These teams will then similarly compete in best-of-three matches for a chance to go to the finals. The fourth-place teams will be eliminated and sent to a relegation round.
One difference is that the Asia Pacific region will play its matches differently than the other two regions. Instead of four round-robin rounds, there will only be two for the Asia region. These include a Southeast Asian and Chinese group, with each having four teams. This is because the previous Oceania region has been consolidated under the Asia Pacific umbrella. There will be two teams determined, with one each from Asia and Oceania, to advance toward the finals.
Season 10 groups
The Europe region features mousesports, BIG CLAN, FaZe Clan, OpTic Gaming, Vitality, Sprout, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Heroic. It will also have teams like Astralis, Aristocracy, Fnatic, North, Natus Vincere, Hell Raisers, G2 Esports, and Windigo.
The North American region of the ESL Pro League will see organizations like MiBR, Envy, FURIA Esports, Swole Patrol, Evil Geniuses, eUnited, Cloud9, and Complexity Gaming compete. Season 9 winner Team Liquid, Renegades, Isurus Gaming, Infinity, Sharks, and DETONA will also participate. There are two empty spots in Group C of the Americas, due to two teams that have since disbanded.
The Asia Pacific region will be represented by Grayhound Gaming, Recursive, Ground Zero, AVANT Gaming, Chiefs, really weird, ORDER, and Paradox from the previous Oceania region. The Asia part of the league will feature ViCi Gaming, MVP PK, TYLOO, Invictus Gaming, Lucid Dream, BTRG, Alpha Red, and BOOT.
Pro League Finals
The ESL Pro League revealed it would have its finals event in Odense, Denmark. The venue will be the ODINCON EXPO for the Group Stage, with the Sparekassen Fyn Arena for the Playoffs. A total $600,000 USD prize pool will be awarded to the finalist teams between Dec. 3 and 8.
Teams will play in two double-elimination format groups, where the top three teams from each group will advance to the playoffs. The playoffs will consist of a single-elimination bracket with a best-of-three in the quarterfinals and semifinals. The grand finals will be a best-of-five instead.
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