Cloud9 is excited to welcome the newest member of our organization, Pro Player Vienna! Vienna is a Master level League of Legends player dedicated to providing educational content around the game so many of us love! Whether she’s casually cosplaying one of her favorite characters while teaching us how to be a better ADC or running her Ladies Who Learn Discord server, Vienna loves to share her passion for League with any and all who are interested.
“Joining Cloud9 is surreal to me, I’ve been following C9 all the way from when I was brand new to League and to be invited to represent them is something I would have never imagined. I have utmost respect for all of the wonderful staff and players and I’m so excited to show everyone what I’m made of”
Dec 23, 2019 e3a380481f I really love using the Cloud9 IDE, but recently I have started a project that I'm not sure I can do on c9. It requires SSL, which, after some investigation on SO. C9 continent of the ninth private servers,private server,mmorpg,games,free to play. US-Server has been nearly dead since the SEA server migration but when that happened, there were more American players. Nowadays i see maybe 3-7 Americans pvping at the same time. Many Americans have quitted and now the community is consuming of 80-90% of South Americans. My suggestion is to make a South American server and a North American server.
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“Vienna’s commitment to sharing both her passion and her knowledge of the game really struck us. She’s been an impactful ambassador already and we’re thrilled to be welcoming her to Cloud9.”
Jack Etienne, Cloud9 CEO & OwnerYou can learn more about Vienna by following her on Twitter, and you can see her in action on Twitch. Please join us in giving her a warm welcome to Cloud9!
Cloud9 superstar, Tyson “TenZ” Ngo, recently took a virtual holiday with a VPN over to the Korean ranked servers to play some ranked Valorant matches with K-pop idol and Day6 lead vocalist, Park Jae-hyung.
TenZ was listed as the top ranked Radiant player in the North American server when Riot shared their competitive leaderboard last month, so even with 150 ping, he unexpectedly had no problems playing against non-Radiant opponents in ranked matches.
The two started their matches against Gold III and Platinum I opponents who usually have 10 ping. At the end of the video, however, there were already Diamond ranked players in their lobby, which showed how much they’d ranked up in that short period of time.
A few days later, the two linked up again in the Korean server. But, this time, they also played a true or false game mid-match, with a condition that the loser would be forced to share a tweet written by the winner.
TenZ ultimately lost the true or false game, and was forced to tweet this statement:
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