A New WIld Area Event is now live in Pokémon Sword and Shield this week and it will feature the three starter Pokémon from the Alola region. See Pokémon on Amazon Starring in the event is Rowlet, Litten, and Popplio who will all appear within Raid Battles for three days until 11:59pm on Oct. 3. 10月4日（月）8時59分まで、『ポケモン ソード・シールド』のポケモンの巣に、モクロー・ニャビー・アシマリが出現中！ アローラ地方でおなじみの3匹をゲットして、ガラル地方でもいっしょに旅をしよう！#ポケモン剣盾 pic.twitter.com/Ekm8tlJJWJ — ポケモン公式ツイッター (@Pokemon_cojp) October 1, 2021 These three Pokémon will be the only three available during the event and can be found within all tiers of raid.

League of Legends Twitch streamer Simon “Thebausffs” Hofverberg has been banned from using his Korean server account after intentionally feeding on Sion in a ranked game with pro superstar Faker. An EU Challenger player for many years, Thebausffs looked to challenge himself by traveling to South Korea on April 1 to see just how good he actually was. The star uses a unique playstyle centered around his Sion play, and wanted to see if it could match against the most competitive online League environment.

Behemoth is one of the most controversial maps in Halo Infinite because of its large size and layout. This map is fun in causal modes with vehicles, but it can be tedious in Capture the Flag ranked matches. Regardless, it’s a map you’ll encounter sooner or later, and knowing the best strategies and weapon locations will help you in any situation.  Weapon Spawns East Edge: Plasma Carbine and RavagerNorth Base: Mangler, S7 Sniper (ranked) and BR75/VK78 Commando (ranked)North Basement: Sentinel Beam/Needler (ranked) and Dynamo GrenadesSouth Basement: Needler and Dynamo GrenadesSouth Base: Mangler, S7 Sniper (ranked), and BR75/VK78 Commando (ranked)East Tower: Plasma Grenades and SkewerWest Tower: Plasma Grenades and SkewerTop Mid: Plasma Grenades  Equipment Spawns North Basement: GrappleshotWest Tunnel: RepulsorEast Tunnel: RepulsorBottom Mid: Active Camo/Overshield (ranked)South Basement: Grappleshot North Base The North Base is one of the spawn locations on Behemoth.

On the eve of the NA VCT Stage Three: Challengers One open qualifier, Team Envy made a last-minute roster move, acquiring Jimmy “Marved” Nguyen on loan from FaZe Clan. Marved will be inserted directly into the starting lineup, with Jake “kaboose” McDonald moving to a reserve spot. Envy are considered one of the top teams in North America, with several deep runs in NA Challengers events under their belt, including Masters One and the Challengers Finals.

Twitch announced today that Affiliates now have a new maximum of nine emote slots instead of the previous maximum of five. In addition to the nine regular emotes, Affiliates will also be able to upload five animated emotes, bringing the maximum amount of Tier One Subscriber emotes for Affiliates to 14. This is big news for long-time Twitch Affiliates who may struggle to compete with Twitch Partners for viewer subscriptions. Twitch Partners have always had significantly more perks to offer their subscribers, so Twitch’s announcement today helps Affiliates provide more value to their communities.

Mad Maggie will soon fully arrive in Apex Legends. Season 12’s new legend is a Salvonian fighter who attacked Kings Canyon back in season eight, drastically changing the map. She has a long and complicated history with Fuse and she’s now been sentenced to death in the Apex Games. You can read all about Mad Maggie’s backstory here. With each new legend added to the game, a new actor behind the character joins the Apex family and its ever-expanding cast of talented voice actors.

Wordle is the word game that brought back word games. Created by Josh Wardle and now owned by the New York Times, the puzzle consists of a five-letter word from the English language, which players need to guess in up to six tries. The word is always the same for all players on the same calendar day, and there are no clues but the letters themselves, which will change colors depending on where they are in the word—or if they’re not in the word at all.

The April community day took place in Pokémon Go last month, introducing Stufful and Bewear to the game. In addition to adding two new Pokémon to the game, players could also complete a Special Research story and stack up on consumables through event bundles.  Though most players got to add the regular versions of Stufful and Bewear to their collections, seasoned collectors may be wondering whether they can also get their hands on the shiny versions of these two Pokémon.

Elden Ring is full of deadly enemies that can kill you in a variety of ways. Some simply destroy you with large weapons, while others use spells and other debuffs to drain your health slowly. Sometimes enemies combine the two strategies, resulting in a brutal fight.  One of the most annoying and deadliest status effects is poison. Some enemies deal poison damage, and it can also slowly accumulate in dangerous areas.

There’s been some significant advancements in PC technology this year, with one of the most substantial being the introduction of DDR5 memory. It’s the first generational upgrade in RAM since DDR4 was introduced in 2014, and also the start of a key question for many PC gamers and builders: is DDR5 RAM worth it for your gaming PC? DDR5 will be much, much faster (eventually) DDR4 RAM — what you’ll find in all gaming PCs today — first shipped in the second quarter of 2014, with the earliest available modules running at a measly 1600MHz (DDR4-1600).