Esports has always been about the legendary plays and players who reach to the top and deliver pinnacle performances which are etched down in the history of competitive esports. This experience always gets better when we see the fans who pour down their heart and cheer for their favourite teams and support them.
Traditional sports has a fanbase who support their team as a family. They cry over their loss and share tears of joy when their team or favourite player rises to the top. This beautiful culture is also observed in esports globally. With stadiums packed to watch the best of the teams compete to their highest calibre, fans rise up the bars with their cheers and support.
India is flourishing in the esports scene and fans here, are starting to show the same affection towards professional gamers as they show towards other sportspersons. The multimillion-dollar industry is rising and esports athletes are getting recognition.
Recently Sid Joshi, the manager of TSM-Entity, shared a video on his Facebook account. The video starred the team’s fans holding banners to show support and love for the team.
Sid stated that their fans tracked down the location of the Team’s bootcamp from various social media posts and got there. They were standing outside for several hours hoping for someone to show up in the boot camp’s balcony.
When he noticed them, they hurled the banners in the sky, and their faces revealed the joy of being noticed. He quickly captured this and shared it on Facebook. Sid Joshi also felt overwhelmed by this as he says “I literally cannot explain how I feel in words right now”.
Some while back, a similar incident was shared by Abhijeet “Ghatak” Andhare. He explained how a fan was trying to contact him for sending sweets during the month of Ramadan. He later dropped some ‘sheer khurma’, a cultural delicacy, for the team to celebrate this holy festival.
Such incidents show how much the teams mean for their fans. Such support always helps teams push forward.TSM-Entity recently won PUBG Mobile India Series but are having a rough patch recently and this will certainly cheer them up to push harder in the ongoing PUBG Mobile World League.
Teens these days are so much engrossed in gaming that they are crossing all their limits and going all the way in the gaming world to either show support to their favourite gamer or to make themselves look superior in the virtual world of gaming. One such case got attention from a Reddit post titled “Years of savings disappeared in a matter of 17 days”.
As per the post, whose author is also the mother of the teen who is allegedly a Fortnite fan and spent around $20,000 USD in Twitch donations & subscriptions without the parent’s consent. She told Dot Esports that her teenage son debited around 20000 USD within a span of 17 days from her debit card.
She told that her teenage son made several donations to popular & well-known Twitch streamers like Gorb, Tfue, Ewokttv, and several others.
“When I saw the bank balances were almost gone, my lips started to tingle and I had to put my head down so I wouldn’t pass out,” she said. “I cried at first. I didn’t believe he could’ve done this.”
The teen was given a debit card with decent balance to buy school lunch, but he started putting the money from his mother’s account to his own account with the help of online banking. She believes that her son knew her password and that’s the reason why he was able to transfer the money from one bank account to another.
“I contacted my bank as soon as I found out and they froze all of our accounts, and his debit card was cancelled,” she said. “Unless I press charges against my son, they will not help as this is considered friendly fraud.”
As per the mother, Twitch has not responded in two weeks. She even reached out to the streamers to whom the donations were made and so far only two of them (Benkert & Leonard) have responded. She further said,
“I work too many hours, and have not paid close enough attention to what he was doing online,” she said. “His internet knowledge has absolutely surpassed mine… My focus now though is trying to figure out why he did it so I can make sure this is the one giant mistake he makes in his life.”
Japan is famous for quite a lot of things already. This stunning country in East Asia has a number of noticeable things, from the iconic Mount Fuji to the notorious Yakuza and now it opens its doors for the first esports hotel of the country, known as “e-ZONe Cyber Space”.
e-ZONe Cyber Space is located in Nipponbashi district in Osaka’s Naniwa Ward and it lets players game and then stay in for the night. Obviously, with the ongoing travel restrictions around the globe, the e-Zone Cyber Space is a dream hotel for the gamers and looks like a must-visit destination once the dust settles in.
Having a look at the building, it has a modern and aesthetic approach to lure gamers in.
The whole building consists of 9 floors in all, of which first three will be gaming dedicated floors powered with high-end spec gaming PC’s, each rig built with a vision of not compromising when it comes to gaming, be it casual or professional gaming.
The first floor is a powerhouse of gaming and is the floor where major events and tournaments will be carried out. Whereas the third floor is the place where community space and vending machines are located which can be utilised for break time of oneself.
Moving upwards, fourth to sixth floors are the floors where the capsule-like beds are located for male customers with just enough space for the luggage of oneself apart from the space to sleep.
The seventh floor is about nourishment, no disturbance and all private with a comfy ambience where each room is fully equipped with a high-end gaming PC. The customer can opt for either of the setups available off two, one for casual gamers and other for professional esports players. Heading to the Eighth floor, it is a female-only floor, restricted to female gamers.
Located in Osaka, this hotel has added another charm to the city and certainly an interest for gamers where they can choose to game and stay in into a traditional room stay or capsule-like bedroom as per their choice.
About the pricing: e-ZONe Cyber Space accommodations range as low as US$9 (JP¥1000) while can go up as high as US$75(¥8000) per night.
Considering the ongoing pandemic, precaution measures are taken by the staff at the hotel, customers with cough or fever are not allowed in and because of the already on-going travel bans prices are discounted quite a lot too to attract more customers. Make sure one checks local restrictions and then plan the visit to this first esports hotel of Japan.
PUBG Mobile Global Extreme Challenge is a new event in which famous influencers of PUBG Mobile and celebrities from around the globe will face each other in the ultimate show-match on 30 July. Top 32 celebrities are selected from a group of 64, which will play under 16 team captains elected. Everybody can vote for the team captain and their favourite team through a specific hashtag on twitter.
Mortal and Scout from India are chosen to be team captains. They will compete in the MENA region and both have a star studded team. Mortal will be accompanied with his teammates Viper and Regaltos. Scout will be teaming up with Jonathan and Dynamo. It is going to be a series of exciting matches.
An event is starting which is called as PUBGM Global Extreme Contest. In this contest, all the viewers who want to participate will have to show their support on twitter. Each team has their own hashtag and more information is provided in the campaign stage section.
Participants in this Contest are divided into four (4) challenge regions. In addition, each of sixteen (16) celebrities will lead their own teams; four for each region. The Contest will be carried out in two Stages as further detailed below:
1. Campaign Stage:
During this Campaign Stage, players can make posts on Twitter with a special Hashtag(#) to vote for their favorite celebrity team. Whenever an entrant makes a post with the special hashtag, the corresponding celebrity team will gain one vote. The entrant can post any image alongside the hashtag to support their favourite team.
One entrant can make multiple votes. When the Campaign Stage ends on July 28, 2020, the team led by the celebrity with the highest number of votes in each region will gain 2 Global Extreme Challenge points which count toward the final Global Extreme Challenge score.
2. Competition Stage:
Each team will compete in three matches in the Game within their respective division. Teams will have earned Global Extreme Challenge points based on how many Twitter votes they received.
Teams will earn additional Global Extreme Challenge points based on their ranking in each match as well. The team with the most Global Extreme Challenge points after all three matches have been completed will be deemed the winning team of the division.
The celebrity leader of the winning team will choose three lucky entrants and they will win some in-game rewards for contributing their vote. The prize is not going to be any monetary gift but a in-game item with a retail value of almost $20 per item.
You can show your support to fellow Indian teams by tweeting their hashtags. Team Scout has “#pubgmxchallenge10” hashtag and Team Mortal has “#pubgmxchallenge9” hashtag. Do show your support to your favourite teams.
You can vote for your favourite teams by clicking here
It was very slow start to the first match of the day. Teams dropped to their loot locations and enjoyed the freedom of free loot. A few players were killed early on, but that’s granted in a battle royale game.
Zone massively shifted to the northern section, covering the probably biggest city in this map, Yasnaya Polyana. Yasnaya was distributed into two teams looting there but the size of city is so huge that they didn’t even engage with one another. TSM-Entity was one of the teams and they were in a good spot with a favourable zone.
Middle of this map, and players just go berserk. The kill feed was running and teams were taking heavy damage. Valdus Esports got eliminated quickly in this match, followed by Orange Rock. Orange Rock were actually in a good spot in the circle but dropped very early. Team Secret and Megastars had a good fight, one player from Megastars crawled next to BiuBiu from Team Secret and killed him. It was a rare and hilarious moment.
SKT T1, the goliath finally lived up to their name. With pin-point rotations and good coverfires, they made their way into the last circle and won the match. A good performance was seen from TSM-Entity and sets them back on track.
T1 won the map with 6 kills and 26 points. RRQ Athena came second with 8 kills and 22 points. TSM-Entity ranked third with 6 kills and 16 points.
Match Two – Vikendi:
TSM-Entity and Reject Scarlett face off each other after a couple of loot and rotate-in circles. TSM-Entity wanted to push their opponents but it was a very poor rush, they openly crossed in a car and two members were instantly punished for this. Jonathan tried to disengage and run but got killed. TSM takes first exit on this map.
King of Gamers Club was being pushed by RRQ Athena, but it was stopped soon. King of Gamers Club kept hold onto their fortress and wiped RRQ very early on. Reject Scarlett and No Chance Team also takes an early exit.
As the zone shrinks in, teams start dropping out one after another. All of them tried to put up a good fight but fell short by some extent. BOX Gaming was having a good run but was stopped by SynerGE.
Bigetron RA had a good central position and a compound to their advantage. They racked up kills till the end. Luxxy from their team wiped out the entire SynerGE from his rooftop position. One last player from Team IND was doing heal battle and successfully got to second position.
Bigetron RA won the match with 9 kills and 21 points. Team IND ranked second with 3 kills and 17 points. SynerGE came third with 5 kills and 15 points.
Match Three – Miramar:
Miramar has a slow and steady start, as usual. The teams had liberty to loot their spots in peace. A few quick eliminations were seen but no big fights took place.
RRQ Athena and SynerGE had a fierce clash in a compound as both teams lost a couple of players. The fight came to stalemate soon as only some grenades were traded and small damage was chipped out. SynerGE later managed to trick RRQ and escape safely into the zone.
The zone heavily shifted into Los Leones city and quick rotations were seen as teams clustered into the big city. Yodoo Gank unfortunately took first exit from this match. Team Secret followed them as Celtz made a successful push onto them.
The circle heavily shifted out of the city soon and gave Orange Rock and Team IND a huge high ridge advantage. Orange Rock successfully eliminated IND and had the entire mountain for themselves. Teams were eliminated like flies in the last few minutes. Orange Rock successfully used their advantage and won this match.
Orange Rock won with 12 kills and 32 points. Valdus Esports came second with 6 kills and 20 points. BOX Gaming ranked third with 6 kills and 14 points.
Match Four – Sanhok:
The match started very hot as teams started fighting right at the start of the match. Some fierce fights were seen in various areas of the map. Teams like T1, Valdus Esports and RRQ Athena took heavy damage and lost their players in the start.
Orange Rock caught Team IND off-guard, knocked two of their players and they bleed out subsequently. Kratos finds Scout and instanly knock- finishes him in retaliation. Team IND left one man standing right at the start.
Bigetron RA were close by Orange Rock and punished them when they were going for a water rotation. A last player was left standing but was taken down soon. Teams like Team Secret, RRQ Athena and Orange Rock took an early exit from this match.
The circle blessed Team Megastars as they find themselves into central position of almost every zone. They hold their compound patiently and finally grab the victory. TSM-Entity performed well in this match as they take second finish with good amount of kills.
Megastars won the match with 10 kills and 30 points. TSM-Entity ranks second with 6 kills and 20 points. BOX Gaming came third with 7 kills and 14 points.
Match Five – Erangel:
The last match of day two of super weekend was intense right from the start. Team Secret and No Chance, after looting, clashed for the same compound and their stretched fight saw No Chance Team emerging victorious.
BOX Gaming followed the suit, as they lost two players early on and then were caught by Bigetron RA when they were rotating, and later eliminated. A three way fight broke out between IND, Orange Rock and T1 where T1 took a heavy damage and lost two men in the fight.
T1 was flushed out of that compound when Team IND pushed onto them. Team IND could not savour the victory as another team, Reject Scarlett push into the same compound and start the fight. Finally none of these teams made it out alive.
The last circle was entertaining to watch, as teams fought head to head. Bigetron RA was having a fight with Yodoo Gank and were eliminated by them. SynerGE took advantage of this and pushed them and won the match.
SynerGE won the map with 12 kills and 32 points. Yodoo Gank ranked second with 4 kills and 18 points. Bigetron RA finished third with 7 kills and 17 points.
Overall Standings:
Synopsis:
Super Weekend day two went superb for Team Bigetron RA and RRQ Athena. They took big leaps into the score leaderboards and are slowly closing the gaps onto the top position. Yodoo Gank performed consistently but that dominance from yesterday was missing.
Five different teams won the matches today. This broke the Yodoo Gank win streak and helped others close the huge gap to a few points gap remaining. Team IND, Celtz and T1 were outstanding today. They are playing consistently, getting few kills per match and keeping the average points pretty high.
Orange Rock and SynerGE made steady improvements into their performance today. They both won one match respectively and climbed up the leaderboards by few ranks.
TSM-Entity performed better than yesterday and are again getting on the track. They did not get any win but were close to winning in two matches. Steady improvements by their side and hope it gets better tomorrow.
Team Secret, Reject Scarlett and No Chance Team runs on bottom positions at the end of second day. They have to buckle up and grab some wins tomorrow to get some better ranks.
Even before the official release of Riot’s tactical shooter VALORANT, they were seen promising to the fans that they’ll aim to create a world-class anti-cheat system to keep the cheater count in the game to a bare minimum. While there were some initial reports of cheaters occasionally appearing in the game, Riot soon began to take stricter measures and started delivering permanent HWID bans on cheaters through a series of ban waves.
According to a recent report by Vice, Riot is apparently recruiting hackers to help improve Vanguard through some hidden messages in the game’s anti-cheat files. The report mentions that Riot has hidden the ASCII art of their logo and a message for recruiting hackers inside one of their anti-cheat files.
Photo: Vice
Here’s the message that is hidden in the file:
“Protected by packman, a Riot Games product. Developed with <3 by the Anti-Cheat team. We’re always hiring talented individuals. If you’ve found this message, we implore you to take a look at our jobs page and see if anything catches your interest: https://www.riotgames.com/careers.”
Riot has also reportedly acknowledged the claims and said that the series of messages is hidden inside a file called “Stubs.dll”, which is a part of the anti-cheat system of VALORANT.
The cheating problem still haunts most competitive FPS titles of the current age like CSGO or Call of Duty. Not only the efforts of Riot into developing their anti-cheat system Vanguard to combat the cheaters is commendable, but these efforts combined with the hefty punishments on cheaters are certain to give VALORANT an edge over its competitors in the genre.
OG is one of the most renowned teams in the world of esports, and their achievements, especially in the Dota 2 scene has inspired millions of players in the game. Not only did they become the first team to ever win two consecutive TIs in 2019, but they also managed to bring out the true potential in the underdogs like Topson and Ana, who were the stars in both of their TI winning runs.
The International is one of the biggest esports tournaments in the world, and the biggest tournament in terms of prize pool. Winning it once is a distant dream for most, but the OG roster made it seem like child’s play, beating PSG.LGD 3-2 in the grand finals of 2018 and Team Liquid 3-1 in the finals of 2019.
After achieving such remarkable milestones in Dota 2, OG expanded into the CSGO scene in 2019. Recently, the new CEO of OG – JMR Luna – has revealed in an interview with The Esports Observer that they’re planning to expand into Asia, and that too by next year. Luna has reportedly said that OG will have offices in Shanghai and Singapore by 2021.
As mentioned previously, OG has quite the fame for bringing the best out of hidden stars, just like Topson and Ana. With their expansion to Asia, new talents are bound to come to light eventually. Luna was seen saying in the interview, “We want to capitalize on the world domination that these gentlemen have been able to achieve in Dota 2, and we want to have real experiences with our fans around the world.”
Luna further said, “You cannot join every game by hiring the best five players, otherwise that game will never be financially sustainable for you. If you want it to be a loss leader, go ahead.”
JMR Luna joined OG as the new CEO only recently in June 2020. With his vision for the team going so far ahead, it seems certain that OG has a bright future ahead of them. However, it goes without saying that finding the right talents will certainly be a challenging task for OG, and fans across Asia will be looking forward to what team OG has to offer for them.
PMWL East Super Weekend commence its exciting first week from today. It is going to be a wonderful journey of intelligent outplays, supreme strategies and pure raw firepower.
Last time we saw Orange Rock leading the score boards of week one seeding and got the set of first 16 teams that will fight in this first week of Super Weekend. Lets see how the first day went for every team.
Map line-up for League Play Week One Day Three:
Erangel
Vikendi
Miramar
Sanhok
Erangel
Match One – Erangel:
The first map starts in a fairly slow pace than what we saw in the weekdays of League Play. The drops were not contested by any teams and all of them had a quiet start. A few players were killed early on but no big fights took place.
TSM-Entity was the first team to get eliminated in the first map. They were pincered by King of Gamers Club and Valdus Esports and took an early exit. The pace of the map quickly turned into chaos as players faced each other all over the map.
Bigetron RA follows TSM and also takes an early exit. It was unexpected from the former champions to get wiped out in such a way. Big names like RRQ Athena and BOX Gaming also dropped out early.
Guns were ringing as the match entered its middle phase and the teams were dropping out like flies. The number on the map quickly reduced to the last four teams standing. Yodoo Gank were dominating in this map, they eliminated teams one after another.
The last fight was a 1vs3 stand-off of Celtz Roxx vs Yodoo Gank. Roxx took out two players with a pixel of health bar visible, it was extra ordinary to watch. Last player from Yodoo Gank shut him down and grabbed the victory.
Yodoo Gank won the map with 19 kills and 39 points. No Chance Team ranked second with 8 kills and 19 points. GXR Celtz ranked third with 5 kills and 19 points.
Match Two – Vikendi:
We again see the usual slow start meta on Vikendi. It was super slow start with loot phase and rotations stretched for quite some time. A big fight between SynerGE and T1 took place pretty early at the start of the map. T1 catches them with off-angles and wipes SynerGE at 16th place.
After this fight, the only action were some knock and finishes which happened while the teams rotated. The match again moved into its slow pace meta till the zone was small enough to force fights from the teams.
Team Secret did a big blunder and blasted some of their own players and took an early exit.This was very bad play from their side. TSM-Entity again takes an early exit as they were earlier trapped in a single shack and could not make it into the circle.
The map pace was very fast as the match was moving towards the end. Teams were eliminated very fast in the final phase of the circle. Jumper from Yodoo Gank showcases an impressive play as holds off three players of Bigetron RA from entering the circle and wipes them out. The final fight was between MegaStars and Yodoo Gank. A player from BOX Gaming did wonders. He was doing a heal battle outside of the zone, and perfectly jumped into the fight and takes out the final man of MegaStars and secured the second spot and few extra points. Yodoo Gank grabs the second win in a row.
Yodoo Gank won this map with 7 kills and 27 points. BOX Gaming ranked second with 2 kills and 16 points. Bigetron RA came third with 7 kills and 15 points.
Match Three – Miramar:
The sandy dunes of Miramar had no action at the start. Heineken from No Chance Team dropped completely away from his team and was killed subsequently as he had no guns to fight.
A few skirmishes were seen as the third phase of zone was closing. A beautiful exchange of grenades took place between MegaStars and SynerGE. SGE Ted dropped pin-point grenades and knocks Owais two times in the row. Megastars was later eliminated in the game.
The circle was shifting to very extreme ends and fights broke very quickly in the middle phase of the game. BOX Gaming were the first to be eliminated and soon followed by many teams in a very small timeframe.
The end phases shifted in the hearts of Hacienda Del Patron. T1 holded the central building and grabbed many kills. They were stopped when Yodoo Gank pushed them and cornered them just to the rooftops. The 8th phase was full chaos when a three-way fight broke out. Yodoo Gank wiped out T1 and Bigetron and grabbed this incredible win. This win was the third chicken dinner for Yodoo Gank in a row.
Yodoo Gank also won this match with 9 kills and 29 points. Bigetron RA came second with 8 kills and 22 points. T1 ranked third with 5 kills and 15 points.
Match Four – Sanhok:
Sanhok started very hot as three teams dropped into the city of Pai Nan. RRQ Athena was sandwiched by TSM-Entity and SynerGE. They managed to sustain in such a position and later clean out TSM-Entity who pushed towards them. TSM took an early exit and SynerGE disengaged later on. That was absolutely perfect gameplay from RRQ Athena.
Sanhok is famous for its unique gameplay that happen on these grasslands. A sneaky gate-keep troubled Yodoo Gank as they were eliminated early and their winning row was stopped.
A lot of third-party game was happening around the map. Teams were trying to rotate in but were killed in their tracks. Every team was gate-keeping their opponents and thus they were having a hard time to rotate.
The circle was so odd in this match that it included most of the water body till the end. Team Secret and Valdus Esports had that rocky shore to play around and utilized it to come in the top three. After team IND was eliminated, a fierce fight between Valdus Esports and Team Secret took place. Valdus Esports won the fight and the map putting up a good show for audience.
Valdus Esports won the match with 11 kills and 31 points. Team Secret ranked second with 4 kills and 18 points. Bigetron RA finished third with 8 kills and 15 points.
Match Five – Erangel:
The first zone was predominantly on the southern island. This caused many teams to rotate early on to the southern island and grab a good position. An early engagement from Team Secret and No Chance Team was seen.
No Chance Team perfectly got two knocks and later another one, making three kills in total. It was a clean engagement from their side. Team Secret was later eliminated at the 16th spot. A bad push from Orange Rock put them into two man disadvantage.
The zone played mind games with all the teams as it first took some steady shifts in the northern part and suddenly shifted entirely into the southern island. Bigetron RA, who rotated on the main island had to rotate back.
Team IND used this advantage and racked very high number of kills from the teams entering the southern zone. They managed to stay alive till the last circle and it was a 4 vs 4 fight between RRQ Athena and Team Secret. RRQ wrapped around IND and won the map.
RRQ Athena won the map with 13 kills and 33 points. Team IND ranked second with 14 kills and 28 points. Bigetron RA came third with5 kills and 15 points.
Overall Standings:
Synopsis:
Yodoo Gank was dominating on the first day of Super Weekend. They started with a triple chicken dinner which is an impressive feat to achieve. They are leading over other teams with a huge score gap. They have a 30 plus score lead in today’s overall standings.
RRQ Athena ranks second in the overall standings. They have one win to their name and now are performing as they did some years back. RRQ has a decent amount of kill and is second highest in kill leaderboards.
Bigetron RA performed consistently today with the third spot finish. They are just one point behind RRQ Athena and can easily cover up this gap. They had an inconsistent game before but now are performing better.
Teams like T1, GXR Celtz and Team IND have drastically improved their performance and are now going on consistent position finishes and better overall positions.
Orange Rock, who was leading the board earlier had a rough day today as they ended in the bottom half of the scoreboard. They won ESL India Premiership Major earlier today but that inconsistent gameplay was also seen in this tournament.
TSM-Entity, the team famous for their firepower are lacking right from the start of PMWL. They are currently in a rough patch but will have to recover as soon as possible because these matches matter for qualifying into grand finals.
Let us know what do you think about today’s games in the comment section below.
Orange Rock wins the ESL India Premiership Summer Season PUBG Mobile Grand Finals. Orange Rock grabbed the first ever ESL India PUBG Mobile Major title win and a grand prize of ₹6,00,000. Fnatic and Orange Rock had a cut-throat competition on the final day and Orange Rock won the Grand Finals with mere 6 points lead.
Orange Rock is having an incredible form currently as they were first on PMWL Week One and now are ESL India Premiership 2020 champions in PUBG Mobile.
After a dominant finish on the first day, Orange Rock was looking strong with an average of above 20 points per match. The same performance was expected on day two but they failed to deliver it. Orange Rock did manage to grab one chicken dinner with 10 kills but all the other match performances weren’t upto the mark.
Team Fnatic did justice to their name today. Fnatic was on the fourth spot at the end of first day. They started strong with a win on first map with huge number of kills and jumped up to the second spot. They won ₹3,00,000 and the runners up spot in this tournament.
Fnatic showcased one of their best performance in any Major event. They grabbed a total of 99 points on day two with most of them being kill points. Fnatic had highest amount of kills at the end of this tournament. It was a dèjà vu moment for Fnatic, when they had a similar finish at PUBG Mobile India Series.
U-Mumba Esports slipped through the ranks on day two, falling to the sixth spot from the second place. Megastars were consistent with their performance and slided down to 4th spot. VSG-Crawlers and SWAT Offical, both grabbed one win and ranked up into 3rd and 5th spot respectively.
Further prize money distribution took place in such a way:
3rd and 4th Spot – VSG Crawlers and Megastars won ₹1,50,000.
If you’ve been wandering around the internet for a while, chances are that you’re familiar with Henry Cavill – the Superman from Man of Steel or Geralt from The Witcher – and his passion for gaming.
It’s almost sort of a common knowledge on social media platforms these days about how avid of a gamer Henry Cavill is. He didn’t hide his love for gaming and admitted to being a fervent gamer in many interviews. Pictures from an interview where he mentioned that he’s more of a PC gamer had previously taken the internet by storm. When asked by the interviewer if he prefers “Playstation or Xbox,” he replied “PC”, winning the hearts of millions of PC gaming fans worldwide.
Henry Cavill has once again managed to make it to the headlines when he uploaded a video of himself making a brand new gaming PC all on his own. The 5-minute video, which is receiving overwhelming love from his fans and nearing two million views, shows Henry Cavill in a tank top assembling the parts of a gaming PC from scratch.
Not to mention the hilarious music that’s playing in the background of the video. We can assure you, it’s highly unlikely that the song selections could have been done better by someone.
The caption left by Henry in his video was equally as entertaining – “This kind of material isn’t for everyone….viewer discretion is advised. You may see a lot of parts that you haven’t seen before.”
Seeing Henry’s new and expensive PC build it’s evident that his love for PC gaming isn’t going to fade away anytime soon. His fans throughout the world will also surely be eager to find out what sort of games Henry plans to play on his newly built PC.
