LBR Podcast Network

This week in esports in NALCS team Golden Guardians soar with a victory over CLG. Tyler 1 is ranked the 2nd best bot laner in North America. Hasbro is eyeing Dungeons and Dragons as a potential esport. Also, Dreamhack and ESL pull in record profits. Finally, Season Six of the Rocket League Championship series to have a 1 Million Dollar prize pool.

After the most recent Live Letter, Aniero, Kallo and Prince Klari take a look at what we can expect from Patch 4.36. Plus, ‘Previously on LBR’ the group addresses some comments from the last episode concerning Social Media and Professionalism.

With the recent release of a 15 minute short film where Nathan Fillion plays Nathan Drake, the crew has to ask why Hollywood keeps getting it wrong. Plus, Joe shares a personal story that has everyone rolling.

This week in gaming Niantic has begun to tease the release of Gen 4 in Pokemon GO. Blizzard has release the official date that Hammond will hit live servers. Bluehole puts Custom Mode for PUBG on the test servers. Plus, Konami shuts down a fan project of the PT remake, but also offers him an internship. Finally, the Battle for Azeroth has started it's pre-patch event.

This week in esports Tencent wins it's lawsuit against Mobile Legends. Fortnite Summer series ends in disappointment with server issues and no clear winner. North Gaming win the Dreamhack Open Valencia, their second straight Dreamhack title. Plus, Optic Gaming wins the Gear Pro Circuit Open in New Orleans as well as the CWL Pro League Challenge.

Robbie and Norris recount the first week of the OWL Play-Offs and look ahead to the Semi and Finals, what does each team need to make it? Plus, a Contender's Coach has declared the Path to the Pro's as broken, but is it?

The week the Crew discuss the newest Fan Fest disaster, talk about the Guild Wars 2 firing and how this affects all MMO fans. Plus, Juxta has a game to play.

Over the years Bethesda has put out amazing franchises, but Elder Scrolls has achieved heights few others have. With Skyrim being such a huge success, the crew talks about what it's taken for Bethesda to get this far.

This week in gaming Blizzard suffered a seven hour downtime as they were hit with a DDoS attack across all games. A Steam Leak also gave brief look at player counts across certain games. Reddit makes headlines as a Thanos inspired subreddit bans half of it's members. Assassin's Creed Discovery tour nearly tops teachers in education effectiveness. Finally, Code Vein gets a delay until 2019.

This week in esports Capcom reveals that the Tokyo Game Show will host a SFV tournament. TFue and Cloak continue their dominance in Friday Fortnite. Blizzard announces that the Pink Mercy campaign raised a total of 12.7 Million Dollars for Break Cancer research. Europe dominated in Rift Rivals. Finally, Goldman Sachs ups their estimate for esports value to nearly 3 Billion by 2022.