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In what was the most entertaining grand final best-of-five outside of Moonduck’s Elimination Mode, Virtus.pro took home a second consecutive victory at The Summit and $42,500 in prize money. After receiving some criticism for having a limited hero pool, Virtus.pro took it upon themselves to experiment with the plethora of heroes available in Dota 2. … Continue reading Virtus.pro: Kings of The Summit

Veronica Barcelona de Mendoza is a Mansfield resident and the mother of a second grader at Goodwin Elementary School. She lives about one mile from the school, but every morning it takes her son up to 45 minutes to get to school on the bus. Transportation of students is one of the major challenges facing … Continue reading The future of Mansfield’s trio of elementary schools is once again up for discussion

Published on RotoWire While China and Southeast Asia have managed to keep most of their best players within the region, a hearty mixture of new blood and competitive legends make up the new rosters. Newbee Subtractions: -Chen “Hao” Zhihao -Zhang “Mu” Pan -Wong “Chaun” Hock Chuan Additions: Xu “uuu9” Han Song “Sccc” Chun Zeng “Faith” Hongda … Continue reading Chinese and Southeast Asian post-International 2016 roster changes

Published on RotoWire As of Sept. 18, all team rosters are locked and are set for the upcoming major season. This roster lock season has further undone the concept of regional teams, leading to some spectacular rosters pulling stars from other regions. Now it’s time to break down these changes and figure out who came out … Continue reading European and American post-International 2016 roster changes

What is Counter Strike? Counter Strike is a five vs five team based first person shooter.  Teams work together to kill the members of the enemy team, and either plant or defuse a bomb depending on which team you’re on.  It was first created in 1999 as a free modification for the game Half-Life.  In … Continue reading Unregulated gambling in Counter Strike:Global Offensive