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Blizzard has revealed the official launch date for a nostalgic event in World of Warcraft Dragonflight (WoW Dragonflight) Season 4. Read on for the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria release date, live countdown, and more!



WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria Countdown



WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria release date



Here is the live countdown for the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event, which will kick off on May 16 at 10 a.m. PDT globally. This means the launch time will be the same for everyone. 



LocationLocal TimeDateLos Angeles (U.S.)10 a.m. PDTMay 16New York (U.S.)1 p.m. EDTMay 16London (U.K.)6 p.m. BSTMay 16Berlin (Germany)7 p.m. CESTMay 16Sydney (Australia)3 a.m. AEST May 17Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)2 p.m. BRTMay 16



If you would like to know the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria release time for a specific time zone, then the table above indicates some options. You can also use a free time zone converter by inserting your local time and comparing it to May 16 at 10 a.m. PDT.






WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event



When the event goes live, you will be able to re-experience the Mists of Pandaria expansion at a faster pace from levels 10 to 70. According to Blizzard, WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria will also feature a loot overhaul, powerful items, the ability to bring your transmogs into The War Within expansion, and more. 



WoW screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



The event will happen after the release of WoW patch 10.2.7 as well, which arrived on May 7. Dark Heart, which is also the patch's name, is all about the final chapter of the Dragonflight expansion and set the stage for The War Within.






That's all for now. Are you ready for some nostalgia before the arrival of a brand-new expansion? Stick around on esports.gg for more news and updates!

Blizzard reveals official WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria release date and details

Voidgg and Chibaku Tensei are the winners of World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) Cup 4! Voidgg represented the North American (NA) region while Chibaku Tensei won in the European (EU) region. Read on for the Dragonflight Season 4 WoW AWC Cup 4 results, highlights, and interviews!



WoW AWC Cup 4 NA Voidgg players (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Voidgg players win WoW AWC Cup 4 NA



After duking it out WoW AWC Cup 4, team Voidgg earned the most weekly points. This put them just below Liquid in terms of the overall NA standings. Voidgg players first swept WWDD in Round 1 before going 3-0 against Unitas in the quarterfinal. The team then bested Liquid 3-0, pushing the other team into the elimination bracket. When Liquid climbed to the final for a revenge match, it was to no avail as Voidgg swept them again. This time, the team went 4-0 in the best-of-seven (Bo7) match!




Check out the final moments from the Grand Finals to see how @Voidggapi SHUTS IT DOWN against @LiquidGuild! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ pic.twitter.com/cBwc81wwb8— WoW Esports (@WoWEsports) May 12, 2024




A victory on Mother's Day



In the post-match interview, Voidgg player Curney talked about feeling amazing after going 16-0 in WoW AWC Cup 4. He also noted that he got to play his main and how his team had strategized to face the best Shaman players. At the end of the interview, Curney gave a shoutout to four women in celebration of Mother's Day and for their support on Voidgg's esports journey. 



"First of all, it is Mother's Day and we would like to shout out four of the most amazing women. Jeanne, Kelly, Marie, and my mom Linda," Curney said. "We would never be able to do what we did without them and I'm happy that we could win on Mother's Day for sure. Like I know they're watching upstairs. So that was awesome."



The player then promoted his team's Twitch channels: Curney, Kalvish, Nick, Wealthyman.



AWC Dragonflight Season 4 Cup 4 NA standings (Image via Blizzard

Voidgg and Chibaku Tensei become WoW AWC Cup 4 champions

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Classic (WoW Cataclysm Classic) will be playable soon! Read on for the WoW Cataclysm Classic release date, live countdown, plus details on what to expect when Deathwing descends upon Azeroth!



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WoW Cataclysm Classic countdown 



Here is the live countdown for WoW Cataclysm Classic. This update launches on May 20, 2024 at 3 p.m. PDT. 



What to expect in WoW Cataclysm Classic (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)




WoW Cataclysm Classic release date



The release date of WoW Cataclysm Classic is May 20, 2024. When May 28 arrives, players can also expect a new PvP season. Next, on May 30, they can look forward to the opening of three raid dungeons. 



WoW Cataclysm Classic features (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



WoW Cataclysm Classic dungeons, zones, raids, and more




9 new dungeons



7 new zones



3 new raids



Darkmoon island



Flying in the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor 










Players can expect nine new dungeons, seven new zones, and three new raids in WoW Cataclysm Classic. The update also features Darkmoon Island plus flying in Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms. Meanwhile, similar to Wintergrasp in Wrath of the Lich King Classic, Tol Barad is a battleground that allows up to 80 players per faction to duke it out against each other.



Tol Barad screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)




Blazing Heroic Pack and Blazing Epic Upgrade



Access to WoW Cataclysm Classic requires either game time or a subscription. Players can also purchase either the Blazing Heroic Pack or the Blazing Epic Upgrade as options.



WoW Classic upgrades (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Here is what's included in each option:



UpgradeWhat's IncludedBlazing Heroic PackLil’ Wrathion pet (WoW Classic and WoW), Avatar of Flame flying mount (WoW Classic), Runebound Firelord flying mount (WoW), Hammer Regalia Transmog Set (WoW Classic), and Town-In-A-Box Starter Set toy (WoW Classic)Blazing Epic

WoW Cataclysm Classic release date, countdown, and details

World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria (WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria) is now live! This is a PvE-centric event that lets players re-experience the past expansion at a faster pace. Read on for details in terms of what to expect in WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria!



Map of Pandaria (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) 



WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria now live



To let players go through the Mists of Pandaria at faster pace from levels 10 to 70, this WoW Remix event features an overhaul of zones, quests, creatures, gear, rewards, and more. This event also has all dungeons and raids available in the Normal difficulty, and that begins with Temple of the Jade Serpent at level 10. 









How to play WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria



According to Blizzard, WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria doesn't require players to purchase the expansion. However, it does require either some game time or a WoW subscription. Meanwhile, players with a WoW trial account can still experience the event up to level 20. 









WoW Remix zones, dungeons, raids, and more



Below is a chart provided by Blizzard on what players can expect at each level range in WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria.



Level Range      Zones    ScenariosDungeonsRaids10-70Jade ForestGreenstone VillageBrewing StormTheramore’s FallTemple of the Jade SerpentScarlet HallsScarlet MonasteryScholomance20-70Valley of the Four WindsKrasarang Wilds5.1 Landfall CampaignUnga IngooDomination PointLion’s LandingA Little Patience|Dagger in the DarkStormstout Brewery25-70Kun-Lai Summit Arena of AnnihilationBrewmoon FestivalCrypt of Forgotten KingsShado-Pan Monastery Mogu’shan Vaults30-70Townlong SteppesAssault on Zan’vessSiege of Niuzao Temple35-70Dread WastesHeart of Fear 40-70Vale of Eternal BlossomsBattle on the High SeasBlood in the SnowDark Heart of PandariaSecrets of RagefireMogu’shan PalaceGate of the Setting SunTerrace of Endless Spring45-70Isle of GiantsTimeless Isle50-70Isle of ThunderThrone of Thunder60-70Siege of

World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria now live!

Blacklist International members are allegedly in the midst of a bizarre conflict. The team's carry player, Kim "Gabbi" Santos, just announced his departure from Blacklist International on his Kick livestream. He revealed that someone in the team had punched him in the face and some of the community believed the person to be midalner Abed "Abed" Yusop. 



A Reddit user summarized the story in a post on the Dota 2 sub-Reddit. Apparently, Gabbi had trashtalked Abed and exposed a sensitive information about him in a pub match. This likely led to Abed's rage and he proceeded to punch Gabbi, who would leave the organization due to the conflict.



A pub match trashtalk between Gabbi and Abed leads to this conflict



The entire feud likely began a couple of days ago in a Dota 2 pub match where Gabbi was on the opposite team from his teammate, Abed. This match was also livestreamed on Gabbi's official Twitch channel. In the game, there was a moment when Gabbi's Timbersaw managed to deny himself to neutral creeps, saving himself from Abed's Templar Assassin. 



Right after, Gabbi all-chatted question marks and the words "L BUNGAL" which is Tagalog for "L TOOTHLESS". Abed responded with "huh?" and Gabbi was visibly entertained with the situation.











You can find the moment in the video below at the 9:23 minute mark.









Abed allegedly punched Gabbi, Gabbi leaves Blacklist



In a recent Kick livestream, Gabbi revealed a shocking story that happened at his bootcamp. According to Reddit user Ptts, Gabbi elaborated that he was watching an NBA (National Basketball Association) game while waiting to do content for Blacklist International. 



A summarized translation of Gabbi's statement via Reddit



Out of the blue, someone punched him on the side of his face. He initially thought that it was a playful punch but it didn't stop. Although he didn't reveal who confronted him, his Kick stream title hinted at Abed. 



The stream title reads "NASA LOOB ANG KULO" which

Gabbi allegedly leaves Blacklist International due to Abed's physical assault

Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 2 is nearing its end. With Season 3 expected to launch May 24, teasers, rumors, and leaks have surfaced. Apart from the obvious Fortnite roadmap leak, some mini-events have occurred on the current map in the lead-up to Chapter 5 Season 3. Today, we’ll explain the leaks, mini-events, and more for the new season. 



Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3 begins in



Phase 3 of the Chapter 5 Season 3 mini-event




Here is the event for those who may have been busy adulting or just didn&#39;t know it was happening: pic.twitter.com/Z1Zj5UYLpD— iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) May 16, 2024




The third phase in the build-up to Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3 arrived on May 16. It depicted yet another lightning strike onto Pandora's Box. This occurrence caused players in the lobby to float into the sky and witness the strike skip out to the water in the distance and begin what many believe is a sandstorm. 




The small light in the sandstorm is apparently speaking in Morse Code... 😳It apparently says: "NO HOPE"(Noticed by @Aklsns, Image by @FN_Assist) pic.twitter.com/UDvcKsxwef— Shiina (@ShiinaBR) May 16, 2024




This ensuing sandstorm produced a small light that could be seen within the darkness. It reportedly read "No hope" in Morse code. 



Phase 2 of the Chapter 5 Season 3 mini-event




THE NEXT LIGHTNING STRIKE JUST HAPPENED 🔥One more to go until we enter the next stage of the live event!! pic.twitter.com/b1rPXlPAeP— Shiina (@ShiinaBR) May 15, 2024




The second mini-event leading up to Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3 saw another lighting bolt strike Pandora's Box as the orb in the center continued to fill up.



Phase 1 of the Chapter 5 Season 3 mini-event is complete




SEASON 3 MINI-EVENT PART 1 - Happened Now @ 6 PM UTC ‼️[VIA @NotPaloleaks]pic.twitter.com/BHvqIvlHRU— HYPEX (@HYPEX) May 14, 2024




Unlike the Pandora's Box event from Season 2, these in-game mini-events appear to be happening without warning. The video above shows

Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 3: Live event, countdown, and leaks

Players can download the Overwatch 2 Season 10 mid-season patch ahead of time. Read on for the instructions on how to do this and how to automatically download future Overwatch 2 updates.






How to pre-download the Overwatch 2 mid-season patch




Open the Battle.net launcher



Log in to your account



Click on the Overwatch 2 icon



Click on the "Download Pre-Release Content" text



Pre-download the Overwatch 2 mid-season patch




Overwatch 2 Season 10 mid-season patch download instructions (Image via esports.gg)



If you haven't made your Overwatch 2 updates automatic yet, then you can manually pre-download the Season 10 mid-season patch. Do this by opening the Battle.net launcher and signing in to your Blizzard account. 



How to download Overwatch 2 pre-release content (Image via esports.gg)



Next, navigate to Overwatch 2 and click on the game's icon. If you play the game a lot, it should appear in the banner indicating your favorite games. Right under the "Play" button, there's some text that reads "Download Pre-Release Content." Click on this to begin downloading the new patch ahead of time.






How to automate Overwatch 2 updates




Open the Battle.net launcher



Sign in to your account



Click on the blue Battle.net logo near the top-left corner



Select the "Settings" option



Click on the "Downloads" option



Scroll down to the "Game Updates" section



Select your preference for automatic updates



Press the "Done" button




Settings area (Image via esports.gg)



To automatically update Overwatch 2, navigate to the "Settings" area in the Battle.net launcher. Next, select the "Downloads" option and go under the "Game Updates" tab. There's a section there called "Automatic Updates." Select your preference before pressing the "Done" button. In the screenshot above, we opted for the "Apply latest updates and download pre-release content for recently played games."



How to automate Overwatch 2 updates (Image via esports.gg)



That's

Overwatch 2 Season 10 mid-season patch download now available

Team Liquid's head Coach Jake "Spawn" Tiberi took the time after a 3-1 loss to T1 at MSI 2024 to talk about the series, his roster, and what comes next for the LCS champions. 



North American's League Champion Series (LCS) Champions Team Liquid fell in a brutal 3-1 series to South Korea's League of Legends Champions Korea number two seed T1. Despite one very close game and a nail-biting win, it wasn't enough to keep NA in the running. Spawn talked with esports.gg after the match about the bitter disappointment of the loss, his effusive pride in AD carry Sean "Yeon" Sung, and where Team Liquid will go from here.



Esports.gg: How are you and the team feeling coming off of your series against T1 today?



Jake "Spawn" Tiberi: "Obviously disappointed. We felt like were right there with them today. We feel like game one they got the better of us, especially with how they attacked mid lane in the lane swaps. Game two and three, we feel like we should have won game two and we did win game three. Game four we had a really solid early game and a significant lead in jungle. I think that’s a game that if we play it 10 times, we convert more than half of them. So, you know, it’s a disappointing result to go down like that but I’m very proud of the team that showed up today and to be the head coach of those five players that went out there and gave it their all."



Touching on the heavy lane swap focus we saw in this series, how do you think the lane swap meta is evolving as the tournament goes on, and how do unique picks like Samira, Rek'Sai, G2's Ivern, etc, fit into this meta?



"The meta every tournament continues to evolve, and I think that the lane swap meta is very unique because it means if you index too hard into early laning phase that you can get punished quite heavily. I think that picks like Ivern, Rek’Sai, Samira, Ziggs, and Lillia all have a really interesting place in the meta right now, and all have unique strengths that, if you capitalize on them

TL Spawn opens up: "[Yeon] is like my little brother... I'm so happy for him"

VALORANT server maintenance has been going on for several hours on May 14, preventing players from even loading the game. Here's more on when you will be able to get back in and try out the upcoming set of patch notes.



The current status updates on the VALORANT launcher (Image via esports.gg)



When will VALORANT servers be online?



Update 10 a.m. PDT: VALORANT servers are back online, including the new Masters Shanghai home screen and updates from patch 8.09.



VALORANT devs have yet to release information about when exactly players can expect to regain access to servers, but it should be sometime around 11 a.m. PDT on May 14. Servers have been down since roughly 5:30 a.m. PDT, meaning that players have not had access to the game for nearly five hours at the time of this article's release.






This comes as a result of regularly scheduled maintenance for May, which will add in lots of new content to the tactical shooter. Here's more on what to expect to come as a result of the May 14 server downtime.



Error code VAL 46 is currently displaying on launch (Image via esports.gg)



VALORANT error code VAL 46



The error code VAL 46 is not an issue with the player's computer, but simply an error code signaling a new update is being worked on by developers and servers are down as a result. This error code should be removed once scheduled maintenance is complete and servers are back online!






May 14 VALORANT update



As of right now, the only contents of the May 14 update for patch 8.09 are small buffs to Brimstone and a small set of bug fixes, according to VALORANT developers. However, there have already been several leaks about some other big additions coming, which could explain the extended downtime.



Chief among these is a new Holomoku skin bundle that has been leaked, which will feature a new Outlaw skin, among others, and a new player card. However, it also looks like we may be getting a new home screen to commemorate VCT Masters Shanghai, which

When will VALORANT servers be back up? Downtime tracker

The Overwatch 2 x Porsche collaboration features a limited-time event plus two legendary skins in total. Read on for our guide on how to unlock these Overwatch 2 Porsche skins for D.Va and Pharah!



All Overwatch 2 Porsche skins (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Overwatch 2 Porsche skins




D.Va Porsche skin



Pharah Porsche skin




Porsche D.Va skin featuring the Test Drive highlight intro (Image via esports.gg)



How to unlock the Porsche D.Va skin in Overwatch 2



To add this legendary D.Va skin to your collection, launch Overwatch 2 and head to the in-game shop. You can purchase the Porsche D.Va Bundle for the skin itself plus some extra items. These include the Test Drive highlight intro, Night Drive name card, Porsche D.Va player icon, and Sweet Ride spray. In total, this bundle costs 2,500 Overwatch Coins. 



Night Drive name card screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



If you only want the Porsche D.Va skin by itself, then that's an option as well. This costs 1,900 Overwatch Coins. Visit the hero gallery, select D.Va, and scroll down her different skins to unlock it individually. 



Porsche skin screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



How to unlock the Porsche Pharah skin in Overwatch 2



The legendary Porsche Pharah skin is available through a bundle as well. Obtain this by visiting the in-game shop and purchasing the Porsche Pharah Bundle for 2,300 Overwatch Coins. This bundle includes the skin, Porsche Flight name card, and Porsche Pharah player icon. You can also get just the Pharah skin through the hero gallery for 1,900 Overwatch Coins.



Overwatch 2 Pharah skin screenshot (Image via esports.gg)



If you're a fan of D.Va and Pharah, then you can buy both of the skins and their themed cosmetic items through the discounted bundle. This Porsche Mega Bundle costs 3,400 Overwatch Coins.



Collaboration bundle (Image via esports.gg)




How to get Overwatch Coins



Overwatch Coins refer to an in-game currency that can be obtained through the

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<p>Cup 3 of Dragonflight Season 4's World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) is kicking off this weekend! Read on for the Dragonflight Season 4 WoW AWC Cup 3 schedule, where to watch all of the esports action, and more.</p>



Cup 3 of Dragonflight Season 4's World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) is kicking off this weekend! Read on for the Dragonflight Season 4 WoW AWC Cup 3 schedule, where to watch all of the esports action, and more.



<p>The official broadcast for the tournament will kick off on May 3, 2024 at 10 a.m. PDT. At stake will be the lion's share of $10,000 USD.</p>



The official broadcast for the tournament will kick off on May 3, 2024 at 10 a.m. PDT. At stake will be the lion's share of $10,000 USD.



<p>Fans and supporters will be able to catch all of the WoW AWC action on <a href="https://www.twitch.tv/warcraft" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Twitch</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Warcraft" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">YouTube</a>. In terms of the format and what's at stake, the top teams from the open bracket will duke it out under a best-of-five, double-elimination format. The grand finals will be a best-of-seven match. </p>



Fans and supporters will be able to catch all of the WoW AWC action on Twitch and YouTube. In terms of the format and what's at stake, the top teams from the open bracket will duke it out under a best-of-five, double-elimination format. The grand finals will be a best-of-seven match. 



<p>As for the broadcast talent, they will include Gillian "Eiya" Long, Christian "Lythi" Oeser, Sid "Supatease" Compston, Elliott "Venruki" Venczel, and Mohamed "Ziqo" Beshir. </p>



As for the broadcast talent, they will include Gillian "Eiya" Long, Christian "Lythi" Oeser, Sid "Supatease" Compston, Elliott "Venruki" Venczel, and Mohamed "Ziqo" Beshir. 



<p>Liquid and Chibaku Tensei triumphed in the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) Cup 2 event! With these victories, both teams became the number-one seed for the upcoming Mid-Season Clash. Read on for the Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2 results for North America (NA) and Europe (EU)!</p>



Liquid and Chibaku Tensei triumphed in the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) Cup 2 event! With these victories, both teams became the number-one seed for the upcoming Mid-Season Clash. Read on for the Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2 results for North America (NA) and Europe (EU)!


Team Liquid players take home WoW AWC Cup 2 crown


<p>After winning Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2, Liquid players earned the lion's share of the $10,000 USD prize pool. The team also advanced to the Mid-Season Clash as the top seed. This upcoming tournament will kick off on March 2.</p>



After winning Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2, Liquid players earned the lion's share of the $10,000 USD prize pool. The team also advanced to the Mid-Season Clash as the top seed. This upcoming tournament will kick off on March 2.



<p>In <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QnohcXl-tw">a post-match interview</a>, Cdew revealed some insights about the WoW AWC Cup 2 bracket compared to the first event. He mentioned the rivalry with the Golden Guardians and how it's good to enter matches with a level head. </p>



In a post-match interview, Cdew revealed some insights about the WoW AWC Cup 2 bracket compared to the first event. He mentioned the rivalry with the Golden Guardians and how it's good to enter matches with a level head. 



<p>"We're feeling pretty good. We got second the last tourney, so we just kind of wanted to regather ourselves and make sure that we were able to win this time," Cdew said. "I would say we've maybe got a little lucky because Golden Guardians double-knocked us out last week. So for them to get knocked out by someone else this week — it made it a little bit easier for us. So we're pretty happy with like how the bracket turned out for us."</p>



"We're feeling pretty good. We got second the last tourney, so we just kind of wanted to regather ourselves and make sure that we were able to win this time," Cdew said. "I would say we've maybe got a little lucky because Golden Guardians double-knocked us out last week. So for them to get knocked out by someone else this week — it made it a little bit easier for us. So we're pretty happy with like how the bracket turned out for us."



<p>He also shared his thoughts on the WoW AWC Mid-Season Clash, emphasizing that it's going to be an NA versus EU battle and adding that he wants NA to look like a good region as a whole. </p>



He also shared his thoughts on the WoW AWC Mid-Season Clash, emphasizing that it's going to be an NA versus EU battle and adding that he wants NA to look like a good region as a whole. 



<p>"I would say that this is the first time in a while where it doesn't really seem like there's one team that seems super dominant," Cdew added. "I would say The Moves' RPS seems super scary. I think the EU teams might have trouble into that. It doesn't really seem like there's too much Boomy/Rogue over there, So I think that's kind of like a curveball as well — is the comp actually good? Because I feel like people don't really like Boomkins over there."</p>



"I would say that this is the first time in a while where it doesn't really seem like there's one team that seems super dominant," Cdew added. "I would say The Moves' RPS seems super scary. I think the EU teams might have trouble into that. It doesn't really seem like there's too much Boomy/Rogue over there, So I think that's kind of like a curveball as well — is the comp actually good? Because I feel like people don't really like Boomkins over there."


Chibaku Tensei enters WoW AWC Mid-Season Clash


<p>As the victors of WoW AWC Cup 2 EU, Chibaku Tensei players also earned a place in the Mid-Season Clash tournament. On March 12, they will duke it out against the WoW AWC Gauntlet 1 NA winners. </p>



As the victors of WoW AWC Cup 2 EU, Chibaku Tensei players also earned a place in the Mid-Season Clash tournament. On March 12, they will duke it out against the WoW AWC Gauntlet 1 NA winners. 



<p>Typically, the WoW AWC broadcast would have a post-match chat with a player from EU's winning team. However, since Merce from Chibaku Tensei was unable to do the interview on camera, he shared some insights beforehand.</p>



Typically, the WoW AWC broadcast would have a post-match chat with a player from EU's winning team. However, since Merce from Chibaku Tensei was unable to do the interview on camera, he shared some insights beforehand.



<p>According to Merce, Dragonflight Season 3 has been the most enjoyable season he's played since 2019. This is because it offers a very dynamic experience. For example, all of the different compositions encourage more creativity whenever his team is preparing for a match. </p>



According to Merce, Dragonflight Season 3 has been the most enjoyable season he's played since 2019. This is because it offers a very dynamic experience. For example, all of the different compositions encourage more creativity whenever his team is preparing for a match. 



<p>That's all for now. The WoW esports matches will continue next month with the Gauntlet and Mid-Season Clash! Until then, stick around on esports.gg for more <a href="https://admin.esports.gg/">news and updates</a>.</p>



That's all for now. The WoW esports matches will continue next month with the Gauntlet and Mid-Season Clash! Until then, stick around on esports.gg for more news and updates.


<p>Liquid and Chibaku Tensei triumphed in the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) Cup 2 event! With these victories, both teams became the number-one seed for the upcoming Mid-Season Clash. Read on for the Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2 results for North America (NA) and Europe (EU)!</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-team-liquid-players-take-home-wow-awc-cup-2-crown">Team Liquid players take home WoW AWC Cup 2 crown</h2>



<p>After winning Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 2, Liquid players earned the lion's share of the $10,000 USD prize pool. The team also advanced to the Mid-Season Clash as the top seed. This upcoming tournament will kick off on March 2.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-33-1-1024x569.jpg" alt="Liquid won WoW AWC Season 3 Cup 2" class="wp-image-358712" style="aspect-ratio:1.7996485061511422;width:840px;height:auto"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Liquid won WoW AWC Season 3 Cup 2 (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<p>In <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QnohcXl-tw">a post-match interview</a>, Cdew revealed some insights about the WoW AWC Cup 2 bracket compared to the first event. He mentioned the rivalry with the Golden Guardians and how it's good to enter matches with a level head. </p>



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<p>"We're feeling pretty good. We got second the last tourney, so we just kind of wanted to regather ourselves and make sure that we were able to win this time," Cdew said. "I would say we've maybe got a little lucky because Golden Guardians double-knocked us out last week. So for them to get knocked out by someone else this week — it made it a little bit easier for us. So we're pretty happy with like how the bracket turned out for us."</p>



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<p>He also shared his thoughts on the WoW AWC Mid-Season Clash, emphasizing that it's going to be an NA versus EU battle and adding that he wants NA to look like a good region as a whole. </p>



<p>"I would say that this is the first time in a while where it doesn't really seem like there's one team that seems super dominant," Cdew added. "I would say The Moves' RPS seems super scary. I think the EU teams might have trouble into that. It doesn't really seem like there's too much Boomy/Rogue over there, So I think that's kind of like a curveball as well — is the comp actually good? Because I feel like people don't really like Boomkins over there."</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-37-3.jpg" alt="WoW AWC Season 3 Cup 2 standings " class="wp-image-359006"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">WoW AWC Season 3 Cup 2 standings (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-chibaku-tensei-enters-wow-awc-mid-season-clash">Chibaku Tensei enters WoW AWC Mid-Season Clash</h2>



<p>As the victors of WoW AWC Cup 2 EU, Chibaku Tensei players also earned a place in the Mid-Season Clash tournament. On March 12, they will duke it out against the WoW AWC Gauntlet 1 NA winners. </p>



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<p>Typically, the WoW AWC broadcast would have a post-match chat with a player from EU's winning team. However, since Merce from Chibaku Tensei was unable to do the interview on camera, he shared some insights beforehand.</p>



<p>According to Merce, Dragonflight Season 3 has been the most enjoyable season he's played since 2019. This is because it offers a very dynamic experience. For example, all of the different compositions encourage more creativity whenever his team is preparing for a match. </p>



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<p>That's all for now. The WoW esports matches will continue next month with the Gauntlet and Mid-Season Clash! Until then, stick around on esports.gg for more <a href="https://admin.esports.gg/">news and updates</a>.</p>

Liquid and Chibaku Tensei win WoW AWC Season 3 Cup 2


<p>The teams in Cup 3 will fight to advance to the circuit's 2024 Grand Finals. This tournament will feature a $300,000 USD prize pool and take place between May 18 and May 19. Additionally, some teams will still have a chance in the Grand Finals through the WoW AWC Gauntlet happening on May 17.</p>



The teams in Cup 3 will fight to advance to the circuit's 2024 Grand Finals. This tournament will feature a $300,000 USD prize pool and take place between May 18 and May 19. Additionally, some teams will still have a chance in the Grand Finals through the WoW AWC Gauntlet happening on May 17.



<p>"The high-stakes competition continues in Season 4, with only two opportunities for the top gladiators to emerge victorious from the arenas," <a href="https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/world-of-warcraft/24090233/arena-world-championship-returns-may-3">according to an official announcement</a>. "Competitors will clash in Cups 3 and 4 for their chance to earn a spot in the Dragonflight Grand Finals!"</p>



"The high-stakes competition continues in Season 4, with only two opportunities for the top gladiators to emerge victorious from the arenas," according to an official announcement. "Competitors will clash in Cups 3 and 4 for their chance to earn a spot in the Dragonflight Grand Finals!"



<p>The Move and Hoolibang have claimed victory in 2024's first World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) tournament! Here are the WoW AWC Cup 1 results for the North American (NA) and European (EU) regions plus what the winners had to say.</p>



The Move and Hoolibang have claimed victory in 2024's first World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) tournament! Here are the WoW AWC Cup 1 results for the North American (NA) and European (EU) regions plus what the winners had to say.



<p>After taking the crown in WoW AWC Cup 1 for Dragonflight Season 3, The Move earned 120 points in total alongside the bulk of the $10,000 USD prize pool. In the post-match interview, player Absterge chatted with the broadcast talent about what led up to the team's victory, noting how consistent practice, the current meta, and patience contributed to The Move's success. </p>



After taking the crown in WoW AWC Cup 1 for Dragonflight Season 3, The Move earned 120 points in total alongside the bulk of the $10,000 USD prize pool. In the post-match interview, player Absterge chatted with the broadcast talent about what led up to the team's victory, noting how consistent practice, the current meta, and patience contributed to The Move's success. 



<p>"We changed up a few things. I think a lot of what comes down to these games, it seems like, is being a bit more patient with getting CC," Absterge said, referring to crowd control and describing The Move's experience in the lower bracket. This involved waiting for the right moments to do stuns and killing totems.</p>



"We changed up a few things. I think a lot of what comes down to these games, it seems like, is being a bit more patient with getting CC," Absterge said, referring to crowd control and describing The Move's experience in the lower bracket. This involved waiting for the right moments to do stuns and killing totems.


Absterge talks WoW Shaman meta and practice 


<p>In terms of his thoughts about Shaman in the current meta, Absterge said it's fun to play because of the variety of abilities. He added that the game being slower helped Shaman a good amount as well. </p>



In terms of his thoughts about Shaman in the current meta, Absterge said it's fun to play because of the variety of abilities. He added that the game being slower helped Shaman a good amount as well. 



<p>"I think if the game is still fast, Shaman probably wouldn't have been as good, but Shaman has like a weird sweet spot where the game is like kind of the right tempo where you can be successful. Especially with mana. I think Shaman mana is ridiculous right now," he continued.</p>



"I think if the game is still fast, Shaman probably wouldn't have been as good, but Shaman has like a weird sweet spot where the game is like kind of the right tempo where you can be successful. Especially with mana. I think Shaman mana is ridiculous right now," he continued.



<p>However, one of the key takeaways from The Move's WoW AWC Cup 1 victory is the need for consistent practice. Absterge revealed that his team went from practicing from three-hour sessions and taking a few days off to one-hour sessions on a nightly basis. This allowed the team to practice a lot of different compositions and made them feel comfortable about playing them competitively.</p>



However, one of the key takeaways from The Move's WoW AWC Cup 1 victory is the need for consistent practice. Absterge revealed that his team went from practicing from three-hour sessions and taking a few days off to one-hour sessions on a nightly basis. This allowed the team to practice a lot of different compositions and made them feel comfortable about playing them competitively.


Hoolibang players take home WoW AWC Cup 1 crown


<p>Over on the EU side of the tournament, team Hoolibang took home the gold. Just like The Move, they earned 120 points in total. By defeating Echo on their way to the crown, Hoolibang players gained WoW AWC fans plus incredible respect for their performance — especially when it comes to Lontar's abilities as a healer. Caster Christian "Lythi" Oeser also noted that Echo was eliminated for the first time in years.</p>



Over on the EU side of the tournament, team Hoolibang took home the gold. Just like The Move, they earned 120 points in total. By defeating Echo on their way to the crown, Hoolibang players gained WoW AWC fans plus incredible respect for their performance — especially when it comes to Lontar's abilities as a healer. Caster Christian "Lythi" Oeser also noted that Echo was eliminated for the first time in years.



<p>"It was a super insane series," Jayyti said in the post-match interview. "Well played to the other teams. I don't think anyone expected us to win this. At the end of the day, we're just kind of [played] for fun. We just kind of went into this [as] three friends."</p>



"It was a super insane series," Jayyti said in the post-match interview. "Well played to the other teams. I don't think anyone expected us to win this. At the end of the day, we're just kind of [played] for fun. We just kind of went into this [as] three friends."


Jayyti on playing for fun and forming a team


<p>Compared to their NA counterparts, Hoolibang players did not dedicate a lot of time to practice. Jayyti revealed that Eradas, Howton, and himself didn't go into AWC Cup 1 as a main team. While Jayyti and Howton didn't play as much together in the past, Jayyti and Eradas simply played Dragonflight on and off together.</p>



Compared to their NA counterparts, Hoolibang players did not dedicate a lot of time to practice. Jayyti revealed that Eradas, Howton, and himself didn't go into AWC Cup 1 as a main team. While Jayyti and Howton didn't play as much together in the past, Jayyti and Eradas simply played Dragonflight on and off together.



<p>"I think we played ladder once. One and a half times for two hours, then a one-hour session. We don't really play that much now. It was just for fun and it turned out to be working," he added. He then shared his thoughts about how that was a bit of an advantage. </p>



"I think we played ladder once. One and a half times for two hours, then a one-hour session. We don't really play that much now. It was just for fun and it turned out to be working," he added. He then shared his thoughts about how that was a bit of an advantage. 



<p>"If we played ladder more, I think a lot of them would've gotten more practice for us," Jayyti said. "It's not the most optimal case to go play ladder and give people practice into this — into this specially, a little bit cheesy comp."</p>



"If we played ladder more, I think a lot of them would've gotten more practice for us," Jayyti said. "It's not the most optimal case to go play ladder and give people practice into this — into this specially, a little bit cheesy comp."


<p>The Move and Hoolibang have claimed victory in 2024's first World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) tournament! Here are the WoW AWC Cup 1 results for the North American (NA) and European (EU) regions plus what the winners had to say.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-9-4-1024x573.jpg" alt="Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 1 NA results" class="wp-image-355379"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 1 NA results (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-the-move-players-win-wow-awc-cup-1">The Move players win WoW AWC Cup 1</h2>



<p>After taking the crown in WoW AWC Cup 1 for Dragonflight Season 3, The Move earned 120 points in total alongside the bulk of the $10,000 USD prize pool. In the post-match interview, player Absterge chatted with the broadcast talent about what led up to the team's victory, noting how consistent practice, the current meta, and patience contributed to The Move's success. </p>



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<p>"We changed up a few things. I think a lot of what comes down to these games, it seems like, is being a bit more patient with getting CC," Absterge said, referring to crowd control and describing The Move's experience in the lower bracket. This involved waiting for the right moments to do stuns and killing totems.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-10-2.jpg" alt="Liquid versus The Move during WoW AWC Cup 1" class="wp-image-355519"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Liquid versus The Move during WoW AWC Cup 1 (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-absterge-talks-wow-shaman-meta-and-practice">Absterge talks WoW Shaman meta and practice </h2>



<p>In terms of his thoughts about Shaman in the current meta, Absterge said it's fun to play because of the variety of abilities. He added that the game being slower helped Shaman a good amount as well. </p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-10-3.jpg" alt="Liquid versus The Move " class="wp-image-355522"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Liquid versus The Move (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<p>"I think if the game is still fast, Shaman probably wouldn't have been as good, but Shaman has like a weird sweet spot where the game is like kind of the right tempo where you can be successful. Especially with mana. I think Shaman mana is ridiculous right now," he continued.</p>



<p>However, one of the key takeaways from The Move's WoW AWC Cup 1 victory is the need for consistent practice. Absterge revealed that his team went from practicing from three-hour sessions and taking a few days off to one-hour sessions on a nightly basis. This allowed the team to practice a lot of different compositions and made them feel comfortable about playing them competitively.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-9-5-1024x567.jpg" alt="Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 1 EU results" class="wp-image-355393"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 1 EU results (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-hoolibang-players-take-home-wow-awc-cup-1-crown">Hoolibang players take home WoW AWC Cup 1 crown</h2>



<p>Over on the EU side of the tournament, team Hoolibang took home the gold. Just like The Move, they earned 120 points in total. By defeating Echo on their way to the crown, Hoolibang players gained WoW AWC fans plus incredible respect for their performance — especially when it comes to Lontar's abilities as a healer. Caster Christian "Lythi" Oeser also noted that Echo was eliminated for the first time in years.</p>



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<p>"It was a super insane series," Jayyti said in the post-match interview. "Well played to the other teams. I don't think anyone expected us to win this. At the end of the day, we're just kind of [played] for fun. We just kind of went into this [as] three friends."</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-10-1.jpg" alt="Lava Lava versus Hoolibang" class="wp-image-355515"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Lava Lava versus Hoolibang (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-jayyti-on-playing-for-fun-and-forming-a-team">Jayyti on playing for fun and forming a team</h2>



<p>Compared to their NA counterparts, Hoolibang players did not dedicate a lot of time to practice. Jayyti revealed that Eradas, Howton, and himself didn't go into AWC Cup 1 as a main team. While Jayyti and Howton didn't play as much together in the past, Jayyti and Eradas simply played Dragonflight on and off together.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-9-6-1024x576.jpg" alt="Hoolibang players" class="wp-image-355400"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Hoolibang players (Image via Blizzard Entertainment</figcaption></figure>



<p>"I think we played ladder once. One and a half times for two hours, then a one-hour session. We don't really play that much now. It was just for fun and it turned out to be working," he added. He then shared his thoughts about how that was a bit of an advantage. </p>



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<p>"If we played ladder more, I think a lot of them would've gotten more practice for us," Jayyti said. "It's not the most optimal case to go play ladder and give people practice into this — into this specially, a little bit cheesy comp."</p>



<p>That's all for now. The Dragonflight Season 3 esports matches will continue next week with WoW AWC Cup 2!</p>

The Move and Hoolibang win Dragonflight Season 3 WoW AWC Cup 1

<p>Cup 3 of Dragonflight Season 4's World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (WoW AWC) is kicking off this weekend! Read on for the Dragonflight Season 4 WoW AWC Cup 3 schedule, where to watch all of the esports action, and more.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/image-6-7-1024x576.jpg" alt="WoW AWC Cup 3 information" class="wp-image-404927"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">WoW AWC Cup 3 information (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)</figcaption></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-wow-awc-cup-3-in-dragonflight-season-4">WoW AWC Cup 3 in Dragonflight Season 4</h2>



<p>The official broadcast for the tournament will kick off on May 3, 2024 at 10 a.m. PDT. At stake will be the lion's share of $10,000 USD.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-table"><table><thead><tr><th>Tournament Name</th><th>Live Broadcast Date(s)</th><th>Prize Pool</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>WoW AWC Cup 3</td><td>May 3 to May 5</td><td>$10,000 USD</td></tr><tr><td>WoW AWC Cup 4</td><td>May 10 to May 12</td><td>$10,000 USD</td></tr><tr><td>WoW AWC Gauntlet 2</td><td>May 17</td><td>$20,000 USD</td></tr><tr><td>WoW AWC Grand Finals 2024</td><td>May 18 to May 19</td><td>$300,000 USD </td></tr></tbody></table></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-where-to-watch-and-what-to-expect">Where to watch and what to expect</h2>



<p>Fans and supporters will be able to catch all of the WoW AWC action on <a href="https://www.twitch.tv/warcraft" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Twitch</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Warcraft" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">YouTube</a>. In terms of the format and what's at stake, the top teams from the open bracket will duke it out under a best-of-five, double-elimination format. The grand finals will be a best-of-seven match. </p>



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<p>As for the broadcast talent, they will include Gillian "Eiya" Long, Christian "Lythi" Oeser, Sid "Supatease" Compston, Elliott "Venruki" Venczel, and Mohamed "Ziqo" Beshir. </p>



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<p>The teams in Cup 3 will fight to advance to the circuit's 2024 Grand Finals. This tournament will feature a $300,000 USD prize pool and take place between May 18 and May 19. Additionally, some teams will still have a chance in the Grand Finals through the WoW AWC Gauntlet happening on May 17.</p>



<p>"The high-stakes competition continues in Season 4, with only two opportunities for the top gladiators to emerge victorious from the arenas," <a href="https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/world-of-warcraft/24090233/arena-world-championship-returns-may-3">according to an official announcement</a>. "Competitors will clash in Cups 3 and 4 for their chance to earn a spot in the Dragonflight Grand Finals!"</p>



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<p>That's all for now. Are you excited for the continuation of the WoW AWC circuit? Stick around on esports.gg for more <a href="https://esports.gg/">news and updates</a>.</p>

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Tournament Name	Live Broadcast Date(s)	Prize Pool
WoW AWC Cup 3	May 3 to May 5	$10,000 USD
WoW AWC Cup 4	May 10 to May 12	$10,000 USD
WoW AWC Gauntlet 2	May 17	$20,000 USD
WoW AWC Grand Finals 2024	May 18 to May 19	$300,000 USD