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Former Cloud9 CS:GO player and current head coach of ex-Gaimin Gladiators Kory “SEMPHIS” Friesen is organizing crowdfunding to help his team attend a boot camp in Germany before the IEM Rio Major Regional Major Ranking (RMR) Americas kicks off in October.

Ex-Gaimin Gladiators were one of the six CS:GO teams who earned a spot in the IEM Rio Major Americas RMR via the North American open qualifiers. Should the boot camp become viable, ex-Gaimin Gladiators would spend five days in Germany with the goal of adjusting to the European time zones, practicing against better teams, and learning the European meta before they attend the Americas RMR, according to SEMPHIS.

SEMPHIS, David “cynic” Polste, Danny “cxzi” Strzelczyk, Brendan “Bwills” Williams, Jeorge “jeorgesnorts” Endicott, and Dominick “JazzPimp” Dimpfel parted ways with the Gaimin Gladiators organization in August and have been orgless ever since.

“I also want to make it clear, we don’t expect any donations from anyone,” SEMPHIS said. “This is pure to help us grow as a team as we’re trying to gather as much money as we can to make this work, traveling in Europe is expensive without support.”

The crowdfunding organized by SEMPHIS has raised $840 CAD so far, according to its GoFundMe page, and is aiming to raise a total of $10,000 CAD. The highest donation at the moment, $300 CAD, was made by Evil Geniuses’ director of athletics and ELEAGUE Boston Major winner Soham “valens” Chowdhury.

There are also other initiatives in the community to help ex-Gaimin Gladiators make it. The in-game leader of Imperial and back-to-back Major winner in 2016 Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo told SEMPHIS he would stream this week to help them gather resources. The godfather of the Brazilian scene has done this in the past and went through crowdfunding himself when he was still playing for KaBuM.TD in 2014.

The Americas RMR will run from Oct. 5 to 9 in Stockholm, Sweden, and six of the 16 CS:GO teams in attendance will advance to IEM Rio Major in November.

Upcoming TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury has revealed its October 2 airdate along with a new promo video, key visual, and additional cast members!

The trailer features the opening theme song, "Shukufuku" by popular duo Yoasobi. Although the ending theme song is yet to be announced, it's said that it will be created by a popular producer and performed by a new singer who will debut this fall.

The new cast members are Yume Miyamoto as Nika Nanaura, Miyu Tomita as Chuatury Panlunch, Yohei Azakami as Guel Jeturk, Natsuki Hanae as Elan Ceres, and Makoto Furukawa as Shaddiq Zenelli.

The first Gundam TV anime in seven years, The Witch from Mercury follows Suletta, a girl who transfers to the piloting department of Asticassia School of Technology from Mercury.

Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury will air from October 2, 2022.

Dota 2’s annual battle pass event commemorating the biggest tournament of the year, The International, was released on Sept. 1. The battle pass came with a slew of new seasonal features and some old fan favorites returning. One of the returning favorites of many was the Cavern Crawl side activity.

As it stands, the Cavern Crawl side activity has been playable since the release of the battle pass 2022 on Sept. 1. To play the Cavern Crawl, you will have to purchase the battle pass. You can either purchase the basic battle pass starting at level one, the level 50 battle pass, or the level 100 battle pass to start your Cavern Crawl journey.

There are also tons of rewards up for grabs including new Arcanas, new Personas, and more. For more information, check out the battle pass 2022 page.