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LGD.int | ID: 47709
LGD.int
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LGD.int
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History

LGD.int is the international roster of the Chinese organization LGD Gaming, formed in 2012. The team represented one of the Chinese club’s first attempts to assemble a roster of players from Europe and North America.

Throughout its existence, the team regularly competed in local tournaments in China and also participated in The International 2013.

2012–2013

In October 2012, LGD Gaming announced the formation of the international roster LGD.int, which included Tiban 1437 Siva, Rasmus MiSeRy Filipsen, Per Pajkatt Olsson Lille, Braxton Brax Paulson, and Sergey God Bragin.

In its debut season, the team won GEST The Challenge 1, placed second in G-League Season 2, and received a direct invite to The International 2013, where it finished in the top 12.

After qualifying for the year’s main tournament, roster changes began. First, God left the team and was replaced by Dominik Black^ Reitmaier. Then Pajkatt and MiSeRy departed, and in December 2013, the organization announced the dissolution of the roster.

2020–2021

More than six years later, LGD Gaming revived the LGD.int tag, forming a new international roster of players from Southeast Asia.

The new roster included Yang Ms Yongji, Lai Ahjit Jay Song, Wang Gy Kok Guan, Raymond rayy Ten Wang Jia, and Pan BrayaNt Jian Zhe.

During the season, the organization replaced two players, signing Christian John Skadi Abasolo and Yuri Yowe Dave Pakanyu, who replaced Ms and Ahjit in the first and second positions, respectively.

The revamped roster’s best results were a third-place finish at the Amadeus Cup and a fourth-place finish at the Asia Spring Invitational. However, the team failed to break into the Tier 1 scene.

In mid-2020, the organization once again suspended the project, and in early 2021, the remaining players left the roster. This marked the definitive end of the LGD.int story.

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