In an anticipated throwdown between Dr. Disrespect and iFerg in Call of Duty: Mobile’s battle royale mode, Ferg managed to beat the Doc in the kill race. The rules for the throwdown were simple. There were two rounds of 45 minutes each. The first round was played on mobile while the second one was on keyboard and mouse. The creators had to play the battle royale mode separately to see who could pick up the most kills.

With the start of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare season two, a new feature was quietly added to the game. It’s called Regiments and it basically functions as an in-game clan system. You can join a Regiment and set up an hour each day where you can earn double XP by playing with fellow Regiment members. But you also might have noticed another thing that Regiments bring to the table: gold colored clan tags.

Rare Cadies are a huge part of any Pokémon journey. These items are extremely useful in powering up your Pokémon as quickly as possible and fortunately, they’re a constant that has been scattered across maps in the Pokémon franchise. See Pokémon on Amazon The gen-four remakes Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are no different. Rare Candies will be at play again, meaning that you’ll be able to get a few free levels on Pokémon once you get a chance to start your adventure.

Apex Legends players who “dashboard” their way out of matches to keep their rank may find themselves in Respawn’s sights. Eric “Ghost” Hewitt, senior systems designer for the company, recently announced that “judgment day” is coming for people who abuse the exploit. The developer also mentioned that “there will be more immediate punishment in the future” for dashboarders, but the company just has to “get everything lined up appropriately” first.

Pincurchin is a weird little Electric-type Pokémon that looks like a Pyukumuku ate something it shouldn’t have—but the two actually have no relation whatsoever. And that’s a good thing, considering Pincurchin can actually hit back with attacking moves rather than just countering.  If you want to add the shocking little Pokémon to your team in Sword and Shield, all you need to do is beat Melony in a gym battle and then head to Route 9 right outside of Circhester.

Fortnite started its third chapter with a bang. The first season brought an excellent storyline and another battle pass filled with goodies for players who progress through the tracks. Epic constantly adds new challenges to Fortnite, and Monarch’s Quest Pack is one of the latest additions to the game. Players looking to unlock all the battle pass rewards have been hard at work completing all the challenges. You can still max out your battle pass even if you start the season late, however.

One enterprising Apex Legends player has shared how to make Fuse’s Motherlode twice as large—but it requires a difficult trick shot to pull off. Reddit user Crunchy_Circles posted a clip of themselves demonstrating the technique in the firing range. First, they throw a regular frag grenade straight up into the air and let it reach the top of its arc. Then, they take aim with the Motherlode and zoom in, trying to match their aim reticle with the grenade that’s still in the air.

Fuse received a significant buff in the latest Apex Legends update, and a player showed how just effective the changes are in a game-winning clip.  The Apex Legends Emergence patch introduced a lot of new content for players to enjoy, including several adjustments and changes to legends. Fuse received a significant update, and his Motherload ultimate ability now reveals players caught in the blast. His Knuckle Duster ability also lasts twice as long, meaning players can continuously keep an enemy in a spot while the cluster bomb explodes.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl have added many quality of life features and new mechanics to spice up the classic Sinnoh adventure for new and returning players.  One feature introduced in Diamond and Pearl before being carried into multiple future Pokémon titles is the ability to have your team members follow you in the overworld. And now, players can utilize this mechanic in its region of origin thanks to the remakes—but only after they advance far enough in the game.

Legion raids have recently joined Lost Ark with the release of Valtan, and many players are starting to progress through the fight, hoping to complete it for rewards. But following the weekly reset yesterday, players have been experiencing extremely long queue times, specifically on the NA West servers. Some also reported they have been kicked from the game after finally being able to log in following hours of waiting. The queue times in NA West servers are highly unusual since all other Occidental servers do not have waiting times at all upon logging in.