Month: March 2017

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World of Warcraft – Dauntless & Relinquished Tokens to Help Gear Up

The World of Warcraft community forum has been updated with a brief post about the upcoming token system that will be introduced in patch 7.2. Dauntless tokens will be a new drop item that is conceptually similar to the Timeless Isle (Mists of Pandaria) and Baleful (Warlords of Draenor) tokens from past expansions. Players will be able to create “catch up gear” for alts or new characters.

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World of Warcraft – Dauntless & Relinquished Tokens to Help Gear Up

The World of Warcraft community forum has been updated with a brief post about the upcoming token system that will be introduced in patch 7.2. Dauntless tokens will be a new drop item that is conceptually similar to the Timeless Isle (Mists of Pandaria) and Baleful (Warlords of Draenor) tokens from past expansions. Players will be able to create “catch up gear” for alts or new characters.

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CCL and Problem X Signed by Mousesports as Their First Fighting Game Players

Recently it was announced that two of Europe’s top Street Fighter players, Benjamin “Problem X” Simon and Younes “CCL” Lazaar have been sponsored by Mousesports–who are primarily known for their Counter-Strike players–as the first members of their fighting game division.

Coming off of a second-place finish in the 2016 CPT Europe Rankings–as well as a 5th place finish at ZOWIE Brussels Challenge–and following a switch to Urien in Season 2, CCL will no doubt be looking to make more of an impact during the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour. Problem X got 25th at Capcom Cup 2016, and recently won ZOWIE Brussels Challenge with the duo of Birdie and M. Bison, and finished fifth in the 2016 Europe CPT Rankings.

Mousesports’ Cengiz Tüylü gave his thoughts on the team’s excursion into fighting games:

We have been following the SFV community extremely closely and we believe in the potential. Street Fighter is an extremely fun game to watch. It’s fast-paced and easy to understand as well. I am convinced we found two great players to start our new fighting game division and I am looking forward to some fun and exciting events on the tour this season. Hadouken!

The next time we’ll be seeing this players in action under their new sponsor will be Sonic Boom IV, which takes place April 1-2 in Madrid, Alcorcón, Spain.

We at Shoryuken would like to congratulate all parties involved, and wish them the best of luck during the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour season!

Source: Mousesports