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What To Watch This Weekend: Heroes of the Storm, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Counter-Strike
This week we've got just a little bit of everything: Some Dota (with that two-week new patch smell!) a Counter-Strike major, and some online DBFZ action.
This week the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Intel Extreme Masters in Katowice, Poland comes to its exciting conclusion, as the playoffs tend to get intense at IEM. (Stream / Schedule)
With Dark Willow enabled in Captain's Mode, the Dota 2 Bucharest Major stars tomorrow and will be our first look at the hero in competitive play. How broken is she? Let's find out! (Stream / Schedule)
You can catch the latter halves of the Heroes of the Storm HGC Western Clash, as top teams from North America and Europe meet in Katowice, Poland, to represent their region. (Stream / Schedule)
Not to be left out, StarCraft II is also in Katowice for its Intel Extreme Masters tournament, which kicks off this weekend. (Stream / Schedule)
To round out the Blizzard trio, the Overwatch League is still in its second stage, so you can expect the last few matches of the week today. (Stream / Schedule)
Also continuing is the League of Legends LCS, which we can expect to finish off its group stages in the next couple of weeks. (Stream/ Schedule)
You can also catch some online Dragon Ball FighterZ action later today, featuring the game's current domination US player, SonicFox. (Stream)
That's it for this weekend! Let us know if we missed an event, or if there's a scene you'd like us to cover, in the comments!
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