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What To Watch This Weekend: Dota 2, Overwatch, and Mortal Kombat XL
This week we've got major events in China, the Dominican Republic, and the far-off land of Maryland.
In Moscow, Dota 2 is having a major of its in on in the Epicenter XL tournament, complete with a new patch to play under and Techies in Captain's Mode. Let's see how pros adapt! (Stream / Schedule)
The Shanghai Dragons have yet to score a win in the Overwatch League, but this could be the week! Fingers crossed. (Stream / Schedule)
Meanwhile, the Heroes of the Storm HGC is in its playoff stages, making for some exciting matches as some of the best teams in the world face elimination. (Stream / Schedule)
The World of WarCraft Mythic Dungeon Invitational heads into its third week this week! If you're looking for tips on how to get through some of the game's harder dungeons while also feeling dissatisfied with your own skill level, this is your best bet! (Stream)
The fighting game scene heads to the capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo for its big Street Fighter V event at Game Over this weekend. Dragon Ball FighterZ, Mortal Kombat XL, and more are also having events there. (Stream)
Meanwhile, the Smash community is in Laurel, Maryland for Glitch, one of the biggest Melee and For Wii U tournaments of the year. (Streams and Schedule)
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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