WESA officially lost its first member team, citing a lack of transparency and lack of other American organizations. The last I'll say on WESA for awhile.

I wanted to get in as many matches as I could on the first real day of Overwatch, but I ended up staying up too late to record a proper episode.

Man, the Compendium sure has changed since last year.

WESA clearly didn't think about its communication strategy, if this piece from GameSpot is any indication.

Random, random Tuesday episode here. Topics range from DOOM to WESA. I'm in a rut.

They started answering questions about WESA yesterday, too bad they didn't bother saying anything of substance.

A few details have been leaked about a new organization that could have some potentially catastrophic consequences for the greater esports community.

I call this piece "Overwatch is so damn great (a spoken word poem in a downloadable format)"

Battlefield 1 promises to bring 64-player large-scale combined arms combat to a World War I-era… but as for esports, it's too early to tell, duh.

Leffen might have his papers in order, now, but the reasons that brought about the latest visa shuffle are real obstacles to smaller esports.