Counter Logic Gaming is the oldest LoL team still active to this day. George said:. HotshotGG used to date LilyPichu , an American-born YouTube star, who is famous as a YouTube animator on her self-titled channel with more than million views and over 2. Her following is huge on Instagram and Twitter as well, with more than , and , followers on the networks, respectively.
Currently, LilyPichu is dating Michael Reeves. George wanted to be a game designer at one point in his life, and he claims to have talked to people of that position. Log into your account. Password recovery. Forgot your password? Get help. Wealthy Persons. Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here. You have entered an incorrect email address!
About Contact us Privacy Policy. Their next event wasn't until February , when they played in the LoLPro. They placed second in their group behind Dignitas and then lost in the semifinals to Moscow Five , who eventually won the tournament. CLG ended up taking home third place after a victory over against All authority. They lost in the semifinals to 4Not. Fire and then forfeited their third-place match against JPak and Friends. After being sent to the loser's bracket by Dignitas in the second round, they came back to play against TSM in the grand final, which they ultimately lost, placing second overall.
Once again they placed second in their group, and once again they were eliminated in the quarterfinals, this time losing to Azubu Frost - who went on to win the tournament. After their elimination from the tournament, the team remained in Korea to continue to practice for the upcoming Season Two North American Regional Finals. There, they would take third place, qualifying for the Season 2 World Championship.
Infamously, Chauster commented in an interview that the team had prepared primarily strategies to be used if they got blue side in the coin toss, but all three of their group-stage coin tosses gave them purple side.
In the first round they faced the Korean powerhouse NaJin Sword , where they were routed in two lopsided matches. Unfortunately, they were outmatched as the European team eliminated them from the tournament. In the losers bracket they faced Moscow 5 , and took the first game of the set, but then fell twice against the Russian team, finishing their run in the tournament. CLG Prime outperformed most expectations of them at tournament, with a strong showing of Chauster as the new jungler, they also challenged the perception of Team Solo Mid as the strongest team in the NA scene [21].
Hotshot then went on to become a sub for CLG in what appeared to be his move towards retirement in addition to focusing on management of CLG. This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here. He chose the least popular game characters to play for, because it challenged him to discover hidden potential of the character, and of the game in general.
HotshotGG was the one who joined the professional gaming community when the world of eSports was still young. The main guiding star for HotshotGG was that when one plays the games competitively, one is playing not against the game, but against another opponent, and the way of eternal growth and development, with the skill ceiling and the level of competition going up and up, and it would never end.
At first he was both managing the team and playing which was very difficult, so he retired from active gaming earlier that he would have liked, but necessary to be a more productive leader for the whole company. He also admits that it was the time when he learnt to keep pushing even if he was down, tired or even exhausted, even if he lost games or tournaments, he tried to keep on fighting.
His confidence also improved, and he grew overall after years of playing and performing. The main idea HotshotGG always followed was that there was no need to change the roster, focusing on the members of the team who were already with them. CLG had a physical therapist, a trainer and a game analyst even back in the days when they had just started participating in tournaments. He worked hard to create a family atmosphere in the CLG community, supporting players and helping them to overcome emotional burnout.
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