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MATCH 1: C9 vs. TSM Winner: Cloud9 in 29m
Match History

Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B
C9 blitzcrank vi lucian rakan ezreal O1 H4 M5 M7 B8
TSM zeri neeko maokai gwen sylas H2 C3 B6
C9 0-0-0 vs 0-0-0 TSM
Fudge gragas 3 0-0-0 TOP 0-0-0 2 malphite Hauntzer
Blaber kindred 2 0-0-0 JNG 0-0-0 1 wukong Bugi
EMENES ksante 3 0-0-0 MID 0-0-0 4 ahri Ruby
Berserker aphelios 2 0-0-0 BOT 0-0-0 3 jhin WildTurtle
Zven milio 1 0-0-0 SUP 0-0-0 1 karma Chime

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  • SerinusOPEnglish
    1·
    1 year ago

    I feel like people are fans of particular teams, and hopefully each game/match is enough content to be unique. I also don’t feel like more content on the, uh… community is a bad thing?

    I do wonder if maybe we should just copy more interesting content from elsewhere. Afaik there are no rules against just copying things over.

    • ඞmirMEnglish
      1·
      1 year ago

      I also don’t feel like more content on the, uh… community is a bad thing?

      It depends on how big the portion of people interested in esports is. I know for sure that the subreddit goes overboard, some days the Hot sorting was filled with 20 different esport discussion threads and it was impossible to find skinline announcements and patch notes. If it’s 5 per week then that would be a decent upper bound but I don’t want to repeat the mistakes of the subreddit.

      I do wonder if maybe we should just copy more interesting content from elsewhere

      Agreed, been kinda doing this manually by checking the Spideraxe Twitter and subreddit for anything gameplay related, but it would be great if it could be automated in some way.