Ethan Garcia is a freelance writer for Dot Esports, specializing in coverage of League of Legends and various Nintendo IPs. With a Bachelor of Arts in Magazine Journalism from Syracuse University, Ethan has been part of the company for three years and brings a wealth of experience in the esports and gaming industry.
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Ethan Garcia's coverage indicates a focus on sports and gaming, particularly League of Legends (LoL) and Pokémon. His articles center around event coverage, with a significant emphasis on the latest updates, patches, and in-game events within these gaming communities.
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By: Ethan Garcia
To all support players in League of Legends , don't feel forced any longer to lock in the haunted tree.
By: Ethan Garcia
One of League of Legends ' oldest support champions is once again breezing through the competition—though it isn't exactly clear why.
Pokémon Go is almost entirely built around features designed to get you out of the house and interacting with other players, including multiple ways to earn items or gameplay bonuses by playing with friends.
By: Ethan Garcia
An item that caused commotion in League of Legends for a large part of last season is once again gaining relevance, but this time it's not entirely due to how quickly it can remove waves of minions.
One of the more unexpected playstyles added to League of Legends in the last year, which gave a bulky engage champion new tools, may no longer exist in coming weeks.
As Spring Splits around the world are culminating in their playoff brackets, Riot Games has finally given fans of professional League of Legends information on the first major international tournament of the year.
Pokemon GO Tour: Sinnoh may be over, but new and returning events are still going strong.
You can find more Ultra Beasts in Pokémon Go , and Kartana has returned to five-star raids for a limited time.
Pokemon of all sizes will appear aplenty over the course of this week.
A jungle-dwelling Mythical Pokemon awaits players at the end of this journey.
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