Choi "Locodoco" Yoon-sub may be best known today as the coach of Team SoloMid, the reigning North American LCS champions, but from 2011 through to the end of 2013, he was a professional player whose career spanned two continents.
Choi "inSec" In-seok is one of the true originals the Korean League of Legends scene has produced, a unique beast unlike any player before or after him.
CS:GO has always struggled for a consistently updated and coherent set of World Rankings, with so many teams attending different events and the difficulty of judging the context of which event's results should count for more than another.
CS:GO has always struggled for a consistently updated and coherent set of World Rankings, with so many teams attending different events and the difficulty of judging the context of which event's results should count for more than another.
"In Korea, professional players do not have much. This is not very attractive to me, hence I did not choose to be a pro player." -Apdo(game.china.com, 2014) Apdo. Dopa.
2014 was the year Virtus.pro both established themselves as world title contenders and set the bar for consistent finishes in big tournaments. The Polish side took down two offline titles, including the first major of the year.
