One of the Sentinels of Light has been in the League spotlight for a bit too long—particularly in the Support role. While in the top lane, tank builds have been struggling past the first item. Riot is stepping in to address these issues from growing further. Jeevun Sidhu, Lead Game Designer on League’s Summoner’s Rift team, announced in a tweet that his team is looking at nerfing Senna’s Support role dominance in patch 11.

Each Fortnite season comes with a new storyline and a battle pass filled with innovative skins. Though players have the option to pay extra in exchange for a level boost on their battle pass, it’s possible to max it out by completing the available weekly and event quests. Considering most quests aren’t time-restrained, you’ll be able to complete them whenever you want to until the season ends. Buggy challenges, on the other hand, may make completing these quests more difficult than usual, causing you to re-do them multiple times.

Training points are an essential resource in Madden 21. They allow you to upgrade your players to higher tiers, helping you stay ahead of the competition. Collecting training points can be difficult, but knowing the best strategies to earn them will create a steady flow of points for your team.  Here are the best ways to collect training points in Madden 21. Complete Madden Ultimate Team Challenges Ultimate Team features dozens of challenges that award training points when completed.

Teamfight Tactics‘ Set 6.5 introduced the Hextech trait, a solid vertical Neon Nights trait that provides a shield and bonus damage on hit.  The Hextech build is a vertical trait within TFT Set 6.5 that can slot in synergy traits like Striker and Brawler, providing players a strong board from the early to late game. Vertical traits gain more power and/or defense the more units you have on the battlefield with that trait.

Rotom is back in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. The fourth-generation Pokémon can be found and caught in the wild, and it still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve. Like in Diamond and Pearl, Rotom is capable of transforming its appearance to mimic mechanical items from within the world. While you may not come across many of these during your adventures, if you know where to look you can change Rotom’s form easily.

Riot Games has welcomed back League of Legends fans to the technologically advanced universe of the PROJECT skin line. But this time, a new threat has emerged after being activated by the mysterious PROGRAM virus. See Video Games on Amazon The upcoming event is called PROJECT: Bastion and will feature new skins for Renekton, Sylas, Sejuani, Senna, Varus, and Mordekaiser. Renekton and Morde will both be getting Legendary skins, while Sylas will receive the Prestige skin for the set.

Rocket League finally expanded its reach into mobile gaming and released on the platform with a slight twist. To be a better fit for mobile platforms, Psyonix re-designed the game while focusing on making the gameplay as comfortable as possible for mobile gamers. Though the game features most of the core mechanics of the original, it’s set in an almost 2D environment which can make players wonder whether they can perform all the moves from the original on their mobile devices.

Pokémon Sword and Shield’s DLC added 100 returning Pokémon for players to collect. But no Pokémon DLC game would be complete without version-exclusive creatures. One of these, Skrelp, is highly sought after in the Pokémon community. Only players who have Pokémon Shield will be able to get their hands on it, however. Even when you have Shield, though, it can be a pain to try to find a Skrelp. Skrelp appears in the ocean surrounding the Isle of Armor map and has a five percent chance of appearing in the overworld.

ESL Pro League is back on LAN in its 15th edition after a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 24 teams in attendance have been split into four groups of six each and only half will make it into the playoffs. The group stage kicks off with Group A on March 9 and will finish with Group D on April 3. The group stage will use a round-robin best-of-three format, meaning that every team will face each other.

Gems are a currency in Brawl Stars used to buy the premium pass, boxes, pins, Brawlers when they are in the shop, additional coins to level up Brawlers, and skins. Brawl Stars is not a pay-to-win game, but players will need to play for a long time to max a few Brawlers and optimize their performance in games. They must first earn trophies by playing them, then max out their level with coins, as well as earning at least one gadget and star power.