Haksal’s play in the very early days was what convinced me to want to pursue a casting career in Overwatch. His play was so inspiring that it made me believe in OW’s potential as an esport. He’s accomplished so much since then. Loved every minute of his career. Will miss him.

This is a tweet that will grab your attention and convince you to stop what you are doing and come by my stream to chill, chat, and watch me hunt monsters. We can talk about life, Korea, OW, whatever you want, man. How are you tonight? Oh, it's morning?https://t.co/Tj0PSHmN2B

My previous 4 man Monster Hunter stack did not re-sign me for 2021. I am a free agent.

Currently LFG 
Hunter Rank: HR173
Top 500 MHGU Streamer
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After all these years, after all the format changes, online play... Korean Overwatch still showcases player personality. You have to love this region. https://t.co/N87iCxli9e

This London news hit right before I was going to turn my stream on, so I guess if you want we can chat about it while I play MHGU. It'll be chill. Maybe a little sad. https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

London Spitfire scrapping nearly their entire roster of young and inexperienced Korean pros is disappointing. It will be hard for LDN fans to trust again after their team dropped their Championship roster for seemingly "cheap" talent that got dropped after just one mediocre year.

Chill stream, Monster Hunter, OWL talk. Turns hubs (viewers welcome), maybe trying Gunlance? https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

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Thanks for all the kind words you guys have tweeted at me since OWL ended. If you want to support me during the off-season, follow my Twitch channel! https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

I stream retro games and do OW VOD/live reviews. I’m also live right now chatting about the end of OWL!

Seeing Ans tear up makes me emotional as well. The Ansan sniper, a humble streamer from a small in Korea... A player heavily criticized in Contenders KR, called a one trick.. Called washed up, a streamer who will never be a pro... He’s an Overwatch League Champion.

Dynasty didn’t get to play their homestands this year. Tobi, Gesture, and Profit spent three years away from their home region only to lose in Seoul, in their most important match. You have to feel for them. This is a tragic loss for some of Korea’s most storied players.

Let’s not forget Seoul lived a Cinderella story to make it here. Going from a 12-12 season to Grand Finals is impressive, but it’s leaps and bounds ahead of their performances for the last two years. No shame in shattering expectations when it mattered most.

REPEAT CHAMPIONS! San Francisco Shock rip the title of dynasty away from Seoul as they become the first OWL team to win two titles— and the first to win them back to back.

Profit played his first professional Genji of his career in the APEX S4 Grand Finals. He and GC Busan won, and he got Finals MVP. He channeled that energy tonight  to bring us to a 2-2 series. This is the best OWL finals we have ever had, and we’re only halfway thru. What a night

If Shock win back to back Grand Finals 8-0, it may be the biggest achievement of any single team in pro Overwatch history. That’s after a nearly perfect regular season, with a largely unchanged roster, across several different metas this year? Hard to find a more dominant team.

No, Seoul fans. This isn’t a dream. You are going to the OWL 2020 Grand Finals!!

Fusion flew across the ocean, practiced endless hours, did two weeks of quarantine... All to have a meta mismatch and to go 0-6. Send those players a supportive tweet. They deserve it after an extremely grueling but also successful season!

I think it gets lost in the hype, the hashtags and the memes, but one side of the story I think is often missed for Philly is the human side.

That’s a wrap on the season for @AchiliosCasts and myself! This season wasn’t without challenges, but it was a ton of fun to shift focus to Asian teams and hit old and new narratives! Thanks for all the support these last two years. OWL has been so rewarding!

I see it!