Inside the Incredible Futuristic Esports Training Facility of Chinese Team OMG GuTeng designer studioBest known for its League of Legends team, Chinese organization \u2018Oh My God\u2019 (OMG) provides their players with an incredible training facility \u2013 in the shape of a spaceship. Formed in 2012, OMG started its esports division by recruiting a Chinese League of Legends team. In the six years since, it has had great success, a staple in the Chinese Pro League, and managed a top 4 at Worlds 2014. They also have a PUBG team, who are currently dominating at the PGI 2018 PUBG Global Invitational first-person tournament, with a strong lead in the standings after the first day of competition. To keep their players at the top of their game, OMG offers them a gaming house just like many other top esports teams do, especially in Asia. More: But if you\u2019ve ever been impressed by Team Vitality\u2019s castle-like gaming house for its League of Legends team, it\u2019s nothing compared to OMG\u2019s new home since March 2017. Located in Shanghai, it was designed by the GuTeng studio. It measures 2,000 square meters, and has been imagined as a true three-storey spaceship in a science-fiction style. The official project page shows the ground floor is dedicated to the administration and management of the structure. The first floor mainly hosts the Overwatch and King Pro League teams, while the second floor is dedicated to League of Legends. The studio also claims to have been inspired by Gavin Hood\u2019s The Strategy Ender movie, released in 2013.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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