With the release of Fortnite Chapter Two, season five, players have finally received their first look at the battle pass tier rewards. In the battle pass trailer, players were introduced to our main cast for the upcoming season, including six unique hunters from different realities. These include Mando from Disney’s The Mandalorian TV series, Menace, said to be reality’s greatest gladiator, Mancake, a skin forged of pancakes wearing some cowboy western clothing, and Mave, a shapeshifting barbarian warrior.

Control the winds of change and help your team take over Summoner’s Rift by becoming Runeterra’s resident Storm’s Fury, Janna. Janna has been one of League of Legends’ most popular supports since she was released in 2009, taking on the role of a classic enchanter support with a whole gamut of crowd control and utility. With a knock-up, slow, shield, and a massive healing ultimate, she can change the course of a teamfight as she protects her allies and sets them up for success.

The battle royale genre is welcoming a new contender. Super People is running its closed beta test, and the game aims to be a breath of fresh air for battle royale fans. Despite looking oddly similar to PUBG, Super People features unique gameplay with the help of superpowers. This different style drew the attention of Battle Royale fans from all over the world. PC players should feel right at home in Super People since, like most Battle Royales, it uses mouse and keyboard controls as its primary input method.

Anyone who has tried to purchase player housing in Final Fantasy XIV knows how grueling it can be. This is about to change with the impending 6.1 update, which is set to come to players mid-April. In update 6.1, players can expect a multitude of things, including some new main and side quests, and a new questline called Tataru’s Grand Endeavor. It will also make changes to A Realm Reborn quests, will have some balance changes for jobs, and will open up Ishgard housing.

There are several benefits to linking your Riot Games account to Twitch. When you link your Riot account to the popular streaming platform, you can unlock items and receive rewards through Twitch Drops during special events. When you watch VALORANT streams highlighted on Twitch, for example, there’s a chance you can earn closed beta access for Riot’s newest game. First, ensure you have both a Riot and Twitch account. Then, follow these steps to link them: 

Priests are the only class in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands with two healing specializations. This comes with the cost that they have only one DPS specialization at their disposal: Shadow. In both player-vs-player (PvP) and player-vs-environment (PvE) encounters, the specialization is highly sought after due to its great damage and utility for teammates. While Shadow Priests weren’t accepted widely by dungeons, raids, or arena members at the beginning of the season, the spec became much stronger once players got some more gear and received multiple nerfs to bring its power down over the expansion.

Magic: The Gathering is introducing three new mechanics to Magic Arena’s digital-only format Historic that brings unique card designs to the game. Jumpstart: Historic Horizons will be released on Aug 12. Alongside the inclusion of cards from Modern Horizons and Modern Horizons 2, 31 new cards will be included in the set. These cards use new mechanics called Seek, Perpetually, and Conjure. It's all here—Jumpstart: Historic Horizons expands the Historic format further, providing a glimpse of what's possible for Magic: The Gathering Arena.

While there are countless games on the market, each gamer will have that one title they just can’t get enough of. When that’s the case, you’ll want to have small tokens around to remember the good times. Titles like Fortnite have evolved from being just games; they can also be considered a culture. It would be tough for a non-Fortnite player to understand a conversation taking place between two avid fans.

The content creation scene on YouTube and the streaming culture of Twitch are quite different from each other since they connect with their audiences in specific ways. Though YouTube also has a chat section for livestreams, it’s ages behind compared to Twitch chat. Despite having its own set of emoticons, it will still be challenging for a Twitch chat user to feel comfortable in a YouTube chat. One other thing that’s easily noticeable is how united Twitch chat can be when it comes to spamming copypastas.

There’s been a growing debate around the availability of ADS systems on certain weapons in Riot Games’ newest tactical shooter, VALORANT. ADS has been around for a long time, but in a game like CS:GO—which is arguably the most similar to VALORANT—ADS is rarely seen, except for with sniper rifles and the Krieg 552. Now, a few questions remain. When should you be using ADS in VALORANT? Is using ADS worth it?