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Epic35 esports results recap with Gumpster: ‘There were around 20 CSGO teams with 2k+ elo on Faceit, which meant this was probably our most stacked event ever’

March 7, 2022E-SportsNewsUK

Image credit: Epic.LAN Flickr Epic35, the lastest Epic.LAN event, took place during the last weekend of February – and as usual it held a mix of esports tournaments featuring plenty of UK teams. Rather than doing our usual brief news roundup with a few results and tweets, Epic.LAN league ops manager Tom ‘Gumpster’ Gumbleton kindly agreed to write a guest piece for us, full of interesting stats and facts. Continue reading Epic35 esports results recap with Gumpster: ‘There were around 20 CSGO teams with 2k+ elo on Faceit, which meant this was probably our most stacked event ever’

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Here’s what to expect from BlizzCon 2021 on February 19 and 20

February 2, 2021VG247

Sounds like the usual mix of game updates, Q&As and community goodness, without being packed into a convention centre.Blizzard has shared a bit more about what this year’s BlizzCon – sorry, BlizzConline – is going to look like.Folks can tune in to watch the show entirely free on February 19 and 20 to see what the firm has been cooking up behind the scenes. Blizzard promises reveals from its various development teams, as well as opportunities for the community to ask their burning questions. There are six different channels that viewers can check out, but don’t worry – this will…

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Blizzard to stop development on StarCraft 2

October 16, 2020VG247

By Stephany Nunneley, Friday, 16 October 2020 17:33 GMT Blizzard will stop developing content for StarCraft 2, the company announced.While new content will no longer be produced for StarCraft 2, Blizzard will continue to support the game in the same manner as with previous longstanding games.The team will switch to primarily focusing on what “core and competitive communities care about most,” (thanks MassivelyOP).“What this means is that we’re not going to be producing additional for-purchase content, such as Commanders and War Chests, but we will continue doing season rolls and necessary balance fixes moving forward,” reads the open letter to…

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