Big (gamer)

Terry Chuong, better known as BIG is an American player who is currently a support for Optic Gaming of the North American League of Legends Championship Series (NA LCS). He has been previously known as both Baby and Babyeator.

BIG
Terry Chuong
Personal information
HometownRosemead, California
Career information
StatusActive
Current teamOptic Gaming
GamesLeague of Legends
RoleSupport
Career history
Oct 2013 - Jun 2014Frank Fang Gaming
Jun 2014 - Jul 2014Wazabi Gaming
Sep 2014 - Apr 2015Storm
May 2015 - Jun 2015Frank Fang Gaming
Jun 2015 - Jun 2015Team Dragon Knights
Jul 2015 - Jan 2016Team Imagine
Jan 2016 - PresentEcho Fox
Jan 2016 - Jan 2016Apex Gaming

Career

Terry "BIG" Chuong was born in Rosemead, California. He started playing games when he was eight years old, and has played several titles, including StarCraft, Maplestory, and, of course, League of Legends, which he started playing in the game's beta, enjoying the champion Heimerdinger in particular. Terry was introduced to the competitive League scene when a friend asked him to jungle for a team, which happened to be with Frank. He performed well then, and the team offered him a tryout, which he passed. He stayed with the team when the roster was acquired by Wazabi Gaming but then was replaced on July 6, 2014. In the eleventh week of the 2014 NA LCS summer split, he subbed for Counter Logic Gaming when the main roster was training in Korea.

2015 Preseason

On September 3, 2014 Babyeator became one of the founding members of Storm, along with Lourlo, Hairyabs, mandatorycloud, and xPecake. The team was initially formed to attempt to qualify for the 2015 spring LCS via the Expansion Tournament. However, because their top laner Lourlo would not be 17 years old in time, they decided to wait until he would be eligible to compete to attempt to qualify. In December, they competed in the NACL New Year's Kick-off Tournament. They made it to round 4 of the tournament in the winner's bracket along with Enemy eSports but never played their final matches.

2015 Season

Storm participated in the NACS Spring Qualifier in January 2015. They defeated Zenith eSports in the first round but then lost to Team Dragon Knights and did not qualify for the spring season. In April, they competed in the AlphaDraft Challenger League, but Babyeator left the team partway through the tournament. He joined Frank Fang Gaming before the finals of the tournament, where they came in second place. In the NACS Summer Qualifier, Frank Fang Gaming lost to Cloud9 Tempest in the first round of their bracket and were eliminated. Three days after their defeat, the team disbanded.

Baby played for Team Dragon Knights for the first three games of the NA LCS Summer Season along with former FFG teammate LattmaN. He later joined Team Imagine after the second week of the NACS Summer Season. Imagine finished fourth in the regular season, with a 6-4 record. In the 2015 NACS Summer Playoffs, they lost in the semifinals to eventual tournament winner Renegades, but won the third place match against Cloud 9 Tempest to secure a spot in the 2016 LCS Promotion Tournament. Chosen by Team 8, they lost 3-1 - out of LCS qualification, but regardless retaining their 2016 NACS spring season placement.[1]

2016 Season

BIG was acquired by Echo Fox in that team's entry into the LCS.[2][3][4]

BIG left Echo Fox in November 2016.[5]

gollark: You just have vague ideas of them and no implementation. Minoteaur has vague ideas and very partial implementation.
gollark: They "exist" less than Minoteaur.
gollark: They have not been confirmed to do this as they do not actually exist.
gollark: I managed to get it to only duplicate SOME messages.
gollark: But is it worse or better than the increasingly awful inter-bridge bridging logic for ABR virtual channels?

References
  1. "Team Dragon Knights to substitute in Bischu, Lattman, and Baby" Archived 2016-08-15 at the Wayback Machine. 29 May 2015.
  2. "Echo Fox acquires Froggen, KFO, three Challengers—Kori likely to sub" Archived 2016-01-31 at the Wayback Machine. 2 January 2016.
  3. "Imagine replaces roster" Archived 2016-08-15 at the Wayback Machine. 8 July 2015.
  4. "North America's Changing Landscape: Emily Rand's NA LCS Primer".
  5. Erzberger, Tyler (November 22, 2016). "BIG to leave Echo Fox, test free agency". ESPN.

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