One of the weekly challenges to kick off Fortnite Chapter Three, season one tasks players with opening a vault alongside another player. While this might not seem too tricky, you could be stuck for hours if you don’t know where to look. To complete the task, players will need to visit one of the many vaults hidden across the map and stand nearby to its entrance with all of their allies in Duos, Trios, or Squads.

A total of three planeswalkers are joining the Magic: The Gathering format via Innistrad: Crimson Vow, providing narrow but solid synergies within certain builds.  There are two planeswalkers that have consistently seen gameplay within the Standard format since rotation: Wrenn and Seven, and Lolth, Spider Queen. Out of the three new Innistrad: Crimson Vow (VOW) planeswalkers, Sorin the Mirthless is likely the most versatile. Chandra is primarily a Mono-Red planeswalker, while Kaya remains somewhat of a mystery until VOW digitally releases on Nov.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus at its core wants you to travel across the Hisui region, catch Pokémon, and fill up the pages in your Pokédex. And this means you will be catching more Pokémon than you could ever use in a single playthrough.  While you are building up your Pokédex, you will likely end up catching multiple Pokémon of the same species. To avoid all of the clutter in your Pastures, Legend: Arceus’ equivalent for PC boxes, you will need to release at least a few Pokémon during your playthrough.

VALORANT players can look forward to enjoying five stacks with their friends regardless of rank in Patch 3.10. But the update is also introducing changes to “mitigate against competitive integrity issues,” according to Riot Games.  Grinding ranked matches in VALORANT can be a tough experience, especially when solo queueing or playing with a smaller group. Sometimes it’s impossible to play with friends altogether if they’re a higher rank, making it a limiting and disappointing experience.

Destiny 2’s Season of the Haunted brought players a suite of new weapons with the Haunted aesthetic, boasting an astonishing gold color and supernatural details. Firefright might be one of the most impressive of the bunch, pairing that unique visual with an incredible sound design and a sight inspired by the Osteo Striga Exotic SMG. Though it’s easy to want to chase a god roll for Firefright, this auto rifle doesn’t really boast most of the established damage-boosting perks, which makes for some unorthodox picks.

Today, NewEgg agreed to meet on camera with respected YouTube channel Gamers Nexus after addressing the mishandling of open-box product sales and returns brought to light by the channel. Gamers Nexus originally posted a video on Feb. 1 detailing its experience with NewEgg’s open-box sale and return policy in which Gamers Nexus’ Steve Burke was given the runaround by customer service. In the video, Burke touched on how other customers shared his terrible experience.

The Master League Classic has officially begun in Pokémon Go’s Go Battle League. This format differs from the normal Master League, which is also available, since it’s much more accessible for players who may not grind the game excessively. This new format is making its debut today as another big change to season six of the Go Battle League. In comparison to its Master League counterpart, Master League Classic allows only Pokémon caught up to trainer level 40 to be used.

Let’s be frank. Not every game is going to go well in Riot’s new mobile title, League of Legends: Wild Rift. When a game goes terribly wrong or things just aren’t going your way, surrendering and moving on to the next game is always an option. But unlike the game’s PC counterpart, the way to surrender in Wild Rift isn’t exactly spelled out. Luckily, it’s quite simple. When you’re in a game of Wild Rift, hit the settings button to the right of the mini-map.

The original Magic: The Gathering Innistrad vampire, Edgar Markov, is returning via Crimson Vow with a unique Double-Faced card that’s a legendary creature on one side and an Artifact on the other.  The reveal of Edgar, Charmed Groom by TCGplayer indicates that the Gatewatch and Sorin might not be the only ones attempting to crash Oliva Voldarn’s wedding of the ages. Fitted with the MTG colors Black and White rather than traditional vampire colors Black and Red, the Innistrad: Crimson Vow (VOW) Double-Faced version of Edgar Markov spins a unique twist on legendary creature gameplay.

Cloud9 has officially released top laner Summit as well as support players Winsome and Isles from its League of Legends roster, the team has announced via Twitter on May 2. All three players made their debuts with Cloud9 earlier this year and played just a single split with the organization.  Today we part ways with Summit, Winsome, and Isles. With this, the three become free agents. It's been a wild split full of ups and downs, and you were all with us every step of the way.