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MLBB SEA Cup (MSC) 2022 – Results, Format, and more

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MLBB SEA Cup (MSC) 2022 – Results, Format, and more

Mobile Legends: Southeast Asia Cup (MSC) 2022 is the regional championship for the teams based in the Southeast Asia region. The best 12 teams from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, and Mekong will be competing for a massive prize pool of $300,000 USD.

The last season of the MLBB SEA Cup was won by Execration which featured a prize pool of $150,000 USD. MSC 2022 group stage commenced on 11th June and ended on 12th June 2022 whereas the Playoffs started on 14th June and will end on 19th June 2022.

MLBB SEA Cup 2022 Format

The MLBB SEA Cup 2022 is divided into three phases; Group Draw, Group Stage, and Playoffs. A total of 12 teams were divided into 4 groups of three teams each. Whereas all MPL champions except Singapore were automatically seeded at each group while the remaining teams got pooled into a group draw.

The Group Stage was the best of 2 single round-robin games where winning a game by 2-0 granted 3 points, drawing a game by 1-1 granted 1 point, and losing a game by 0-2 granted 0 points. The top 2 teams in each group advanced to Playoffs.

The top 2 teams from each group will be pooled to Playoffs. While all matches are played in Bo5 except the upper bracket quarter-finals are played in Bo3 and Grand Final is played in Bo7.

MLBB SEA Cup 2022 Group Stage Teams

Group A

  1. Falcon Esports – 1-1-0
  2. TODAK – 0-2-0
  3. ONIC Esports – 0-1-1

Group B

  1. RSG Philippines – 2-0-0
  2. RSG Singapore – 0-1-1
  3. See You Soon – 0-1-1

Group C

  1. RRQ Hoshi – 1-1-0
  2. Omega Esports – 0-2-0
  3. IDONOTSLEEP Esports – 0-1-1

Group D

  1. Orange Esports – 1-1-0
  2. EVOS SG – 1-0-1
  3. Impunity KH – 0-1-1

MLBB SEA Cup 2022 Playoffs Qualified Teams

  • Falcon Esports
  • TODAK
  • RSG Philippines
  • RSG Singapore
  • RRQ Hoshi
  • Omega Esports
  • Orange Esports
  • EVOS SG

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 to be held in Kuala Lumpur

Divyesh Moghe
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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 to be held in Kuala Lumpur

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 (MSC 2022), the most coveted MLBB tournament in the entire SEA has announced that this season’s edition will be hosted in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia. The playoff stage is currently underway where champions will be crowned on 19th June 2022.

MSC is an yearly competition held by Moonton in the Southeast Asian regions where teams from the region compete to prove their worth and bring trophy to their nation. The developers have collaborated with Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia and Esports Integrated (ESI) for MSC 2022 and as a result, it is currently hosted in Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC).

The group stage of this tournament recently concluded with top 2 teams from each group making it to the playoff stage. Following teams have qualified for the playoffs:

  • Falcon Esports
  • TODAC
  • RSG Singapore
  • RSG Philippines
  • RRQ Hoshi
  • Omega Esports
  • Orange Esports
  • EVOS SG

The playoff stage also has its own double elimination bracket and currently, RSG Philippines will face Orange Esports along with TODAK facing RRQ Hoshi in the upper bracket semis.

The prize pool of MSC 2022 is $300,000 and winners will walk away with the coveted trophy and bragging rights. Interested viewers can watch the tournament by clicking on the links given below:

Also Read | PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 invited teams so far

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 invited teams so far

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PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 invited teams so far

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 is the first invitational event of the year featuring the top PUBG Mobile teams across the world. The tournament will feature teams from SEA, South Asia, Korea, Japan, Russia, Europe, Africa, Americas, and the Middle East.

Top teams from each of the mentioned regions will get the invite to compete on the global stage. PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 is expected to take place in the second week of August. Although no confirmed dates have been announced by the organizers.

The previous season of PUBG Mobile World Invitational featured a prize pool of more than 3M USD which was equally divided among Eastern and Western Regions. Approximately, the same prize pool is expected to be featured this year.

The PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 was a charity PUBG Mobile event organized by PUBG Corporation in collaboration with Gamers Without Borders. The tournament features 32 invited teams from all around the world.

The Eastern region event was won by Valdus Esports and Natus Vincere finished at the second spot whereas the Western region event was won by Alpha7 Esports and Konina Power finished at the second spot. But this time, the PMWI 2022 will have a mixed event with all the teams from the Eastern and Western regions competing with each other.

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 Invited teams

The event is expected to witness around 16 to 20 teams. Out of which three teams have been confirmed by the organizers.

  • ReganS Gaming – qualification through Peace Elite League
  • Damwon Gaming – qualification through Pro Series Korea
  • Donuts USG – qualification through Japan League

It is expected that winning teams from PMPL regional championships and PMPL country finals will get the invite to the event. Whereas, Team Soul is expected to get the invite for winning the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series 2022 finals.

Fortnite disabled Dragon Rune Lance pickaxe briefly

Aritra Patra
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Fortnite disabled Dragon Rune Lance pickaxe briefly

Apparently, Fortnite players are loving the new Chapter 3 Season 3 which was launched last week. With new updates, Fortnite sometime brings in some new bugs as well. The new Dragon Rune Lance pickaxe added an inevitable issue that Fortnite players are now facing.

What problem the bug is actually causing? The Dragon Rune Lance is suppressing players’ footsteps. This is quite a huge blunder. Moreover, the pickaxe isn’t showing any visual audio symbols while someone equips it.

However, when it comes to fixing bugs, Epic Games is quite fast. The developers always fixes bugs as fast as possible and they have a goodwill in it. Till now we don’t know when the Dragon Rune Lance will be fixed, but we hope it will be fixed soon.

Xbox & Bethesda Game Showcase: All announcements and previews

Prateek Jain
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Xbox & Bethesda Game Showcase: All announcements and previews

Day 4 of the Summer Games Fest ended with a bang as the headliner of the day, Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase packed a ton of announcements with every game announced yesterday coming out within the next 12 months and most of them getting Day 1 Game pass release. 

While Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase was a 1 hour and 35 minutes long showcase, at no point in the presentation did it feel like a stretch. The Games Showcase was loaded with game announcements and previews that many have come to expect from previous Xbox showcases, but this year things were tuned to the max with the inclusion of announcements from major non-Xbox studios like Blizzard, Riot, and Kojima.

All Games Announced during the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase:

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Valorant Champions Tour APAC Challengers Group Stage 2 to Kick-off tomorrow

Parth Gada
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Valorant Champions Tour APAC Challengers Group Stage 2 to Kick-off tomorrow

After a grueling Play-In Stage, which concluded on Sunday 12th June, The Group Stage for Stage 2 Valorant Champions Tour APAC Challengers will kick off online tomorrow, 15th June. We got the last four teams for the APAC Group Stage from Play-ins. 

These 16 teams are divided into groups of four. Out of each group, two teams would qualify for the playoffs, and the teams would battle it out in a Double-Elimination bracket similar to the Play-In stage. 

The four groups are as follows:

Group AGroup BGroup CGroup D
ONIC G ID #1 Xerxia Esports TH #1Paper Rex MY/SG #1Team Secret PH#1
Made in Thailand TH #3Rex Regum Qeon PH #3BOOM Esports ID #3Bleed MY/SG #3
Gaimin Gladiators MY/SG #2Alter Ego ID #2Oasis Gaming PH #2FW esports TH #2 
Griffin Esports HK/TW #1Global Esports SA #1ORDER OceaniaFancy United VN #1

The best of the groups would then make it to the playoffs, which would also be a double-elimination bracket. The Advantage of the double-elimination bracket is that the teams get two chances to stay in contention, and a single loss wouldn’t conclude their run.

The first match starts at 03:00 AM GMT with Group A, where the second seed from Malaysia/Singapore Gaimin Gladiators would take on Honk Kong/Taiwan’s top seed Griffin Esports. 

The teams from each group would bring all their potential and try to make it to the playoffs. 

Out of group A, Gaimin Gladiators from MY/SG seem like a strong contender as we all know the MY/SG region is strong. Gaimin Gladiators beat the tournament favorites, Paper Rex, in the VCT MY/SG Qualifiers, Sending PPRX to the lower bracket. ONIC G would make a similar case for Indonesia. The Indonesian top seed is likely to make it out of the group. 

Group B has the three-time South Asia representative Global Esports who would have to take on the Indonesian second seed Alter Ego tomorrow. While the second seed from last time’s APAC Challengers Xerxia would ensure they go back and represent APAC again. RRQ has made a case for themselves in the Play-In stage and would want to win the whole thing. 

The first seed of Stage 1 VCT APAC Challengers, Paper Rex, would are still the tournament’s favorites with being the best team out of MY/SG. They made quite an impactful run in Masters Reykjavik. 

Order, the best team from Australia would also bring the full force of Oceania with them. Oasis Gaming from Philipines is also a strong team and is likely to make out of group C. BOOM have already showcased their talents in the Play-In stage and would want to continue their winning ways in the Group Stage.

The final group has Team Secret, Fancy United, FW Esports, and Bleed battling it out for the two spots. Bleed had a solid and dominant Play-In stage run and would want to win against Team Secret. Team Secret managed to impact the Valorant World and took the Valorant world by storm at the Champions. 

Though Vietnam couldn’t show a strong performance in Play-Ins, Fancy United would make a case for the region. The second Thai seed FW would also put their best foot forward to make it to the Playoffs. 

The Group stage would last till 20th June, with the matches starting at 3:00 AM GMT daily, And the last game starting at noon GMT. There would be four games for the first two days and three for the rest. 

All the teams would try to win their opening game to get an advantage early and would need only one more win to qualify. Let the battle for VCT APAC Challengers Playoffs begin.  

MiTH, Bleed, BOOM esports, and RRQ become the last four teams to qualify for VCT APAC Challengers Group Stage

Parth Gada
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MiTH, Bleed, BOOM esports, and RRQ become the last four teams to qualify for VCT APAC Challengers Group Stage

The Play-In stage for Valorant Champions Tour Asia-Pacific Challengers concluded today with four teams out of eight qualifying for the tournament’s Group Stage. The Group Stage would have twelve teams waiting to play their games. Out of the sixteen total teams in the group stage, only eight teams would qualify for the Playoffs. 

The Play-In stage was a test for the lower-seed teams where they battled it out to qualify for the Group Stage. The matches started on the 9th of June with Boom Esports Taking on Cerberus Esports from Group A and Bleed taking on Ghetto artist in group B.

Out of the two groups, from Group A, Made in Thailand and Boom Esports made it to the Group Stage, and from Group B, Bleed and Rex Regum Qeon qualified for the Group stage.

Made in Thailand was the first team to qualify for the Group stage. The third seed from Thailand had to face South Asia’s Enigma gaming in their Inaugural Game. They managed to edge out their opponent 14-12 in the last map of the series to play the Winner’s match. 

In the Winner’s match, Made in Thailand battled against BOOM esports from Indonesia. Despite losing their map pick, Made in Thailand managed to reverse sweep BOOM Esports 2-1 in a dominant way to qualify for the Group Stage. 

On the other hand, BOOM esports defeated Cerberus Esports in their opening game of the Play-in Stage. But losing to Made in Thailand, They have matched up against Cerberus again in the Decider Match, where they managed to close out the series 2-0 in a dominant fashion to become the second team from Group A out of the play-in stage.

Group B saw Malaysia/Singapore’s Bleed taking on Hong Kong/Taiwan’s Ghetto Artist in the First round, where Bleed managed to win the game comfortably in the third map. In the qualification game, Bleed was matched up against Filipino Rex Regum Qeon, Where Bleed managed to edge out their opponents in a close-fought series which went till the last round possible in all three matches. 

With the win, Bleed became the first team to qualify for the Group stage from Group B. Filipino RRQ then faced Ghetto Artist for the final spot. Despite Ghetto Artist’s attempt, RRQ managed to dominate their opponents, winning the game 2-0, becoming the last team in the Group stage of VCT APAC Challengers. 

Now we have got all the sixteen teams for the group stage. The teams that qualified through Play-ins would be allocated groups, and the matches for the group stage would start on the 15th of June. 

Only eight teams out of sixteen would move on to playoffs, of which only two would represent APAC at Valorant Champions Tour Masters Copenhagen. Best of luck to all the teams, and may the best team win. 

Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 Release Date, Details, New Map, and More

Sonu Banerjee
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Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 Release Date, Details, New Map, and More

Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 is just around the corner, and fans of the competitive shooter throughout the world are eagerly looking forward to all the content that the new Valorant update will bring to the title.

While the detailed patch notes of the Episode 5 Act 1 update haven’t been released by Riot Games as of yet, we have seen plenty of leaks and teasers in the past to get the general idea of what the Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 patch will bring to the table.

The Episode 5 Act 1 update is set to bring a plethora of new content to Valorant. These include a new map, a fresh Battle Pass, and a number of adjustments to the existing Agents. Here’s everything we know so far about Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 release.

Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 Release Date

The exact release date of Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 hasn’t been set in stone as of yet, but we can get an accurate idea of its release from the current Battle Pass. The Episode 4 Act 3 Battle Pass is set to conclude on June 21, 2022, which means fans can expect the new update to land around June 22nd, 2022.

Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 Reveal Livestream

Riot Games will be hosting a developer livestream on June 16, 2022, at 10AM PT to reveal the contents of the upcoming Episode 5 Act 1 update.

Fans interested to get a sneak peek at the update will be able to catch the action live on the official Twitch handle of the competitive shooter.

Valorant Episode 5 Act 1 New Map

The new map is perhaps the most anticipated aspect of the Episode 5 Act 1 update. Riot Games has teased this map multiple times in the past, while dataminers have managed to dig up info that is directly related to this new Valorant map.

From what we know so far, the new Valorant map will be set in Lisbon, Portugal, and might be located in an underwater dome of some sort, according to leaks.

DOTA Dragon’s Blood book 3 is set to break even more hearts

Aathityaa Swaminathan
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DOTA Dragon’s Blood book 3 is set to break even more hearts

The third installment of DOTA Dragon’s Blood will complete the storylines of some of your favourite Dota 2 characters while also introducing new characters who will hopefully make their way into the game sooner rather than later.

The third season of the programme, which is set to premiere on August 11 this year, will most likely pick up soon after the epic and merciless conclusion to book two, in which the major characters’ worlds are flipped upside down.

Davion the Dragon Knight begins his adventure, Mirana must confront a new aspect of her identity, and the larger, heavenly struggle rages on with no end in sight.

After the events of the first two seasons, the Netflix anime will hopefully bring some answers to the burning concerns that have been raised.

Fans can also hope that the episodes be slightly longer, allowing the show to breathe and expand on the series’ great backstory.

What can we expect from the third instalment of DOTA Dragon’s Blood?

There are spoilers for books 1 and 2 ahead!

Davion, now separated from Slyrak, will have to make choices. He’s still one of the world’s best Dragon Knights, but after the devastation Terrorblade and Invoker have left behind, dragons aren’t as much of a threat.

Throughout the second book, Terrorblade has been mostly silent. When book 3 comes out, he’ll almost certainly be the series’ main villain, with at least a showdown with Slyrak on the cards.

That doesn’t want to watch Terrorblade face off against Invoker, two characters who have been trying to outsmart each other for 16 episodes?

Fymryn and Selemene are now fighting for the title as real goddess of the moon. Fymryn, a latecomer, is still learning how to use her abilities, whereas Selemene has shrewdly exploited everyone in her path. It’s a classic battle between idealism and scepticism, one that will almost certainly leave one side bloodied and bruised.

Mirana, who currently sits atop the Helio Imperium’s Solar Throne, is a woman from many worlds who is still struggling to fit into one.

Book 2 primarily concentrated on her plot, and it’s likely that she’ll take a backseat in the next season, or even return to her days of travelling with Davion.

All of these are what we know, further the r/dota2 reddit community has been speculating what might be some surprises in the season 3.

Xbox Gamepass Members will have access to all agents in VALORANT

Bharat Kotwani
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Xbox Gamepass Members will have access to all agents in VALORANT

Riot Games have partnered up with Xbox for their Game Pass, a live gaming service which will see exclusive in-game content getting unlocked for the pass holders.

The Xbox & Bethesda 2022 Games Showcase which was held on Sunday had been a total package for all kinds of gamers across the globe which does include FPS and MOBA players as well. With that being said, Riot Games have agreed to ship their products to the Xbox Game Pass where popular titles like Valorant, League of Legends and Wild Rift Champions and Teamfight Tactics will have their major content unlocked to the Game Pass subscribers.

Usually adding a brand new agent to your roster may cost you a massive amount of grind or a dent on your pockets if you wish to straightway get to the bottom and hit unlock. But with Valorant coming to Game Pass, players would now have access to every Agent available on the game. This does enable the community to skip a major hurdle which stands before every person when they sign up for Valorant. Similarly League of Legends players will have a vast pool of heroes to choose from.

Although the above highly anticipated deal has yet to see the light of the day as Riot Games and Xbox are committed to address their deal in the coming months.

The Xbox & Bethesda 2022 Games Showcase indeed changed the face of Gaming with a plethora of triple A rated games waiting on the horizon to be added to the Game Pass.

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