1. League of Legends
     2013–2014    2017–present  

2. Rosters
     Current    Arena of Valor    League of Legends    Former    Overwatch  

3. References

4. External links

Hong Kong Attitude ({{zh|t=香港态度}}; abbreviated HKA) is a professional esports organisation based in Hong Kong. Its parent company is Hong Kong Esports, and all of its teams were formerly known by that name from October 2014 to 16 May 2017.

Hong Kong Attitude's League of Legends team participates in the League of Legends Master Series (LMS), the highest level of competitive play in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. The team qualified for the 2017 World Championship after winning that year's LMS Regional Finals.^[1]

League of Legends

2013–2014

Hong Kong Attitude (HKA) was founded on 22 March 2013 with a tentative roster consisting of top laner Kan "MyticQ" Ho Man (now known as Kabe), jungler Cheng "Fai" Hiu Fai, and bot laner Lee "Owl" Yiu Shin. They were later joined by mid laner Lo "PaSa" Hung Sing and top laner Siu "ReD" Hin Lee in April. On 30 June 2013, HKA finished first in the Cyber Games Arena 2013 Hong Kong Tournament, with the organisation's manager Derek Cheung as a temporary substitute.

Bot laner Fok "Nogod" Ching Chun and support Lee "Wind" Chi Wa joined the team in August 2013. On 4 September 2013, HKA Mage and HKA Priest were created as sister teams to compete in the League of Legends Nova League (LNL), the highest level of competitive play in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau at the time. In late October 2013, HKA acquired bot laner Yeung "Yau" Chin Yau and support Tam "Perhapstky" Kwun Yeung, while Owl left the team and Wind became inactive. HKA participated in its first major international tournament when it attended IEM Season VIII - Singapore, which was held from 28 November to 1 December 2013.

For much of the latter half of 2013 and early half of 2014, HKA maintained a consistent roster with MyticQ, Fai, and PaSa, while the bottom lane saw a few changes throughout and experimentations with players' roles being swapped. However in May 2014, nearly all of HKA's players were replaced by the roster of YouCantStopMe, another LNL team, which stayed with the organisation until August. In late October 2014 the team rebranded under the name of its parent organisation, Hong Kong Esports.

2017–present

All of Hong Kong Esports' sponsored teams had their names changed back to Hong Kong Attitude on 16 May 2017. For the 2017 LMS Summer Split, HKA fielded a main roster consisting of top laner Baek "Riris" Seung-min, junglers Cheung "GodKwai" Ho Wan and Huang "Gemini" Chu-Xuan, mid laner Chen "M1ssion" Hsiao-Hsien, bot laner Wong "Unified" Chun Kit, and support Ling "Kaiwing" Kai Wing. The team placed 6th in the regular season with a record of 7 wins to 7 losses,^[2] qualifying them for that year's LMS Regional Finals, which determines the 3rd seed from the LMS at the 2017 World Championship, but not qualifying them for that split's playoffs. In the LMS Regional Finals, HKA took convincing wins over J Team and Raise Gaming, beating them 3–1 and 3–0 respectively^[3] and qualifying for the play-in stage of the 2017 World Championship.^[4][5]

HKA was placed in Group D of the 2017 World Championship play-in stage, along with Turkish team 1907 Fenerbahçe and Japanese team Rampage. The team placed 2nd in their group with a record of 3–1 after losing a tiebreaker match to Fenerbahçe.^[6] HKA was unable to qualify for the main event after losing 0–3 to Fnatic in the play-in knockout stage.^[7][8]

Aside from the departures of GodKwai and M1ssion and the additions of jungler Kim "Nova" Dong-hyeon and mid laners Wong "Chawy" Xing Lei and Lam "Gear" Kwok Wa, much of HKA's roster remained the same prior to the 2018 LMS Spring Split. The team placed 7th with a disappointing record of 3 wins to 11 losses, failing to qualify for playoffs but avoiding the relegation tournament.^[9] In preparation for the 2018 LMS Summer Split, HKA acquired top laner Jeon "erssu" Ik-soo and mid laner Yu "cyeol" Chung-yeol, and released Riris, Nova, and Gear from their contracts.^[10] HKA placed 4th in the regular season of the summer split with a record of 8 wins to 6 losses,^[11] qualifying them for playoffs, where they placed 4th after losing to J Team 1–3 in the first round.^[12] Their overall placement in the summer split guaranteed them a spot in the 2018 LMS Regional Finals and a chance to qualify for the 2018 World Championship. However, HKA failed to qualify for the World Championship after losing to G-Rex 1–3 in the first round.^[13]

Following the 2018 LMS Regional Finals, erssu and cyeol departed from the team, and Chawy moved to a coaching role. On 27 December 2018, HKA acquired top laner Chen "3z" Han and mid laner Sit "Error" Chong Fai from Machi E-Sports and Kowloon Esports respectively. M1sson also rejoined HKA on the same day, while bot laner Wong "MnM" Ka Chun was promoted to the main roster from a trainee role.

HKA placed 5th in the 2019 LMS Spring Split with a record of 7 wins to 7 losses, failing to qualify for playoffs.^[14]

Rosters

Current

Arena of Valor

League of Legends

Former

Overwatch

References

External links

• {{Facebook|HongKongAttitude}}

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