TimTheTatman, one of Twitch’s most popular streamers, has decided to leave the platform and join YouTube Gaming after nine years with Twitch. Tim announced the news today with a video post to Twitter that was all about walking through doors to see his past and future. the futurehttps://t.co/Hz9YZ0m2EA pic.twitter.com/ekGwDreHOL — timthetatman👑 (@timthetatman) September 1, 2021 Yesterday, he ambiguously posted a picture of a dark room with two white doors, ominously suggesting that an announcement was coming.

Lost Ark is available for all players around the globe, and now with more players than ever in the game, you’ll want to work out which class is best for you. While there is plenty of variety with four Archetypes offering different playstyles and even more class variation within them, you’re spoiled for choice. If you’re after some guidance then perhaps you’ll want to stick with what the majority of players are using.

Over the course of the last couple of seasons, Fortnite fans welcomed many Marvel characters to the game. Spider-Man is the next hero in line, with his movie coming in recently. Not only will players be able to unlock Spider-Man as a playable skin through the Battle Pass, but they’ll also be able to explore some of the most iconic pieces of the franchise inside Fortnite. The Daily Bugle has also taken its place on the Fortnite map and players can visit the newspaper by traveling toward the northeast end of the map.

World of Warcraft’s latest expansion, Shadowlands, launched with the longest initial patch in the game’s history. But new content, including the raid “Sanctum of Domination,” is just around the corner. Patch 9.1 releases next week on Tuesday, June 29. Sanctum of Domination, however, won’t immediately be available.  The first week of the patch will serve as an offseason of sorts as people get introduced to a new zone, Korthia, City of Secrets, and work to earn flying in the Shadowlands.

Boston’s Call of Duty League team finally has its branding and roster.  The Boston Breach, which is operated by New England-based organization Oxygen Esports, will be led by longtime CoD professionals Methodz and TJHaLy, with newcomers Nero and Capsidal rounding out the starting lineup.  Breach Protocol: ᴀᴄᴛɪᴠᴀᴛᴇᴅ pic.twitter.com/DNLBHN9FTy — Boston Breach (@BostonBreach) January 13, 2022 Both Methodz and TJHaLy were slated to be a part of the roster for the reported Washington CDL team before Washington Esports Ventures pulled out of negotiations to acquire the 12th CDL spot last November.

EPOS is set on blazing a trail following its 2020 split from Sennheiser. With unique designs and high-performance gear like the B20 microphone, the company looks keen on maintaining a premium image to go along with its performance-driven products. The brand’s newest headset release falls right in step with the EPOS catalog.  The H6Pro headset line features two distinct designs with different use cases. While choosing between open-back or closed-back headphones is largely contingent upon preference, the H6Pro Closed and H6Pro Open showcase both iterations’ merits but the latter doesn’t quite stick the landing.

Former TSM League of Legends player Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng has posted the entirety of a cease and desist letter sent to him by Electronic Sports and Gaming Law, the law firm that represents TSM, to his personal Twitter account.  This act by Doublelift comes just 24 hours after he appeared on his Twitch livestream and dissected an article written by Washington Post journalist Mikhail Klimentov that claimed TSM owner Andy “Reginald” Dinh fosters a “culture of fear” among the employees at the organization.

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.

The 2021 Overwatch Archives event is hitting the rewind button in more ways than one. This annual event, which begins today and runs through April 27, normally takes players on a trip through important missions from Overwatch’s past.  All of the classic Archives missions will be live for this year’s event and players will get the chance to rack up weekly challenge rewards in a new way. Overwatch designers have doubled down on the historical theme of the event by giving heroes skins that are inspired by their individual cultural histories.

Fashion can be a primary focus for any Guardian in Destiny 2, regardless of class, power level, or time spent playing. To get your hands on some of the game’s finest cosmetics, you’ll need to stock up on the Bright Dust currency, your best method for acquiring cosmetics in Destiny 2 without spending actual money. Take your dust over to the Bright Dust section of the Store and you’ll have a fresh collection of emotes, Ghost shells, ships, Exotic ornaments, and shaders to choose from each week.