The mighty Jarvan was nerfed yesterday and the Giant Slayer European Cup playoffs saw the first tournament games post-nerf. How bad is Jarvan now? Spoiler alert: Jarvan won 4 out of 5 games. Jarvan: 1, TFT balancing team: 0. The first game had only 3 Jarvan players, 6th place… and 1st and 2nd. After that: Jarvan is still particularly strong because he and Karma help players reach the 4 Dark Star power spike. 75% of the Top 4 boards had at least 4 Dark Star Units. Jhin, Shaco, and Xerath are solid units on their own; give them some Dark Star power, and they win you games. ...

8 of the top CIS players played 6 games to secure slots in the upcoming EUROPE MENIA CIS QUALIFIERS - FINALS.I have noticed a very interesting trend in the sub-meta (if that’s a word). Dark Star continues to dominate the meta, however, the Chrono trait was the key to victory! 66% of the winning (1st place) comps had Wukong, 50% had Thresh+Wukong, and the Caitlyn+Twisted Fate duo secured 2 wins. In the previous patch, Thresh was primarily used to pull in Urgots for Cybernetic comps; now he’s also helping to pull in more Dark Stars and Janna. ...

A $10,000 prize pool and TFT Galaxies Championship | NA Finals spots are up for grabs in this Cloud9 tournament, so you’d better believe that each player is giving it their all! Today’s lineup is arguable one of the strongest, featuring four of the top 15 NA players. We will talk stats and observations, then briefly analyze standout boards. Lobby 1: Galactic ArmoryLobby 2: RegularLobby 3: Dwarf PlanetLobby 4: Dwarf PlanetWinner6 Cybernetic, Infiltrator Irelia + Thresh 3 Rebel, Blaster/Brawler + Ekko, Fizz 6 Blademaster + 2 Celestial/Protector4 Dark Star/Mystic2nd Place4 Dark Star4 Dark Star4 Star Guardian/Protector 6 Sorcerer + Gangplank + Riven3rd Place6 Vanguard, 2 Mystic6 Cybernetic + Thresh, Urgot4 Dark Star4 Protector, Star Guardian4th Place4 Dark Star4 Battlecast, Blaster/Brawler4 Protector, 3 Star Guardian4 Dark Star The top 4 boards consisted of: ...

Check out the latest update in Teamfight Tactics Tournament meta here. Fight Night Rising is a weekly TFT tournament that attracts some of the best players in the game. Teamfight Tactics’ latest patch 10.14 dropped a couple of days ago and we are seeing more diversity. Let’s see what the pros found success with this week’s tournament and what that means for the meta. First off, here are the top 4 comps for each match: ...

I recently reached Master rank in Teamfight Tactics on NA and EUW, and I wanted to share 5 tips that helped me get there. I hope these tips can help you too. Tip #1: Master your comp If you want to rank up in TFT, you’ll need to be able to play better than your opponents. There are 3 main ways to improve: Play the game. Read/watch guides. Watch tournaments and Twitch streamers. Try to master at least 2 comps so that if one comp is heavily contested, you can switch to the other. I reached Master rank, by mainly playing Cybernetics, Rebels, and Mech/Riven + Sorcerers. If you play the meta comps, you’ll generally place higher. You can find the strongest comps here. ...

Working with arrays in Selenium IDE can be a bit confusing at first but don’t worry. I’ll show you how to create an array, add elements to an array, and access elements within an array. Create an Array in Selenium IDE To create an array, use this: Command = execute script | Target = return[] | Value = myArray execute script tells Selenium IDE that we want to run a JavaScript snippet. return[] is the JavaScript snippet that we want to run. myArray is the variable where our return value will be stored. It works! But how does it work? ...