World of Warcraft players are asking for a new way to help newcomers jump in by making previous expansions’ content easier to digest and more accessible.
WoW’s storyline goes way past its 17-year long history. A game founded as an MMORPG based on the then-popular RTS title Warcraft, it’s had the story aspect of an RPG engraved for quite some time.
Amongst all the shiny gear, the raids and dungeon boss killing, questing, and much more, the story is what ties it all together and gives ideas for future expansions.
The esports industry found their latest topic to debate on April 27, in the form of the Esports Certification Institute, an organization aiming to help people carve out career paths.
Founded by former esports executives from Dignitas and Clutch Gaming, namely Ryan Friedman and Sebastian Park, the Esports Certification Institute launched with a bang.
It helps that among the 42 members of their advisory board are some of the most respected and influential figures in the industry.
MMORPG pro Asmongold was quick to jump to his fellow streamer Tyler ‘TrainwrecksTV’ Niknam’s defense after he was called a ‘villain’ by content creator ChocoTaco on Twitter for promoting gambling streams.
Twitch star Trainwreck has made his name as one of the most popular gambling streamers in the community. Pulling in whopping amounts of cash by hitting the fruit machines, he’s also donated a great deal of money to charity and his fellow streamers.
Horizon Forbidden West has launched to a rapturous reception from fans and critics alike, but PS5 players are reporting that the game is actually bricking their consoles. Here’s how to fix the issue, and prevent it from happening again.
Horizon Forbidden West was hotly anticipated in the build-up to its February 18 release, and the sequel to 2017’s Zero Dawn seems to have delivered in the eyes of both reviewers and fans.
One Overwatch fan and Sigma fanatic went to great lengths to bring us more details on the shooter’s latest hero.
Sigma was first playable on the PTR on July 23, 2019, and the hero, along with his kit, quickly shook things up in Overwatch.
Besides his origin story video, and a few easter eggs found in-game by fans, we don’t have too much official backstory on Sigma from Blizzard.
Top Twitch streamer NICKMERCS has weighed in on the age-old aim assist debate once again, this time with talks of a potential change coming to controller players in Apex Legends.
After nerfing the popular tap strafing movement mechanic in Apex, developers Respawn said that they would “continue to evaluate” controller aim assist in the game.
Obviously, this has renewed the aim assist debate and got many controller players worried about the prospect of the feature being nerfed — with keyboard & mouse players insisting that an aim assist nerf is necessary.
Epic Games have revealed that Fortnite Season 6 will kick off with an “explosive” event that promises to change the future of the game. Here’s everything you need to know.
Most Fortnite fans were expecting Season 5 to end with a live finale event like previous seasons, but Epic Games have now announced that won’t happen. Instead, Season 6 will kick off with a solo event called the Zero Crisis Finale.
Despite ongoing investigations into recent sexual assault allegations, Jay ‘Sinatraa’ Won made his return to Twitch on May 20, revealing that he’s still eager to compete at the professional level in Valorant.
After 11 months with Sentinels, Valorant star Sinatraa was suspended from the organization and from competitive play on March 10. In light of allegations from ex-girlfriend Cleo ‘cle0h’ Hernandez, the former pro remained off the radar as Riot Games investigated the claims.
If you’re looking to take to the skies of Arkesia rainbow-style, then Lost Ark‘s Unicorn Mount is the perfect companion for you. Here’s how to get it.
As Lost Ark continues to go from strength to strength in the West, the devs are adding swathes of new content to ensure the game remains at the forefront of the MMORPG genre.
Whether it’s the all-new Destroyer and Glavier classes you’ve got your eyes on, or the inaugural Proving Grounds PvP season; there’s a lot going on in the wonderful world of Arkesia.
Popular streamer Tyler ‘Tyler1’ Steinkamp has claimed that his 2019 TCS League of Legends tournament will be the last of his kind before he moves on to a “huge stadium.”
With the League of Legends competitive season in its post-Worlds slump, the Tyler Championship Series has carved out a unique niche with fans who are still clamoring for action.
The online tournament, which is full of hilarious skits and moments centered around Tyler1, lets streamers and newer players take on some professionals for a chance at bragging rights.