Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom, the self-proclaimed ‘eadshot machine, is a legend of modern Counter-Strike. Over the course of his 10-year professional career, ScreaM has played for some of the top French and European squads in Counter-Strike history. VeryGames, Titan, Epsilon, G2 Esports, and Team Envy are just a few of the teams he’s represented. The Belgian, though, first made a name for himself in Counter-Strike: Source. The then 16-year-old joined 3DMAX, making his acquaintance with long-time teammate Richard “shox” Papillon.

With Amazon Games’ new MMO New World releasing its closed beta on Tuesday, July 20, and worldwide on Aug. 31, many players are interested in playing the game that’s promised to feature 1,000 people on a server at a time and try an MMO that isn’t World of Warcraft. But before you pre-order either the Standard ($39.99) or Deluxe edition ($49.99) on Amazon or Steam, it’s better to take a look at the minimum and recommended system requirements to run New World so you can enjoy the full experience when playing the game.

The first week of Season of the Haunted in Destiny 2 has concluded with the release of the game’s newest dungeon, Duality. The dungeon sees Guardians enter the mindscape of Emperor Calus with the help of Eris Morn, playing out parallel to Season of the Haunted’s wider narrative as you try to unravel the corrupted Cabal’s long-held secrets and regrets. Luckily for the Guardians who enter, the challenges they face in his mind also come with some pretty sweet new weapons to add to their arsenal.

When a League of Legends champion first hits the Rift, they tend to be slightly more overpowered than the rest of the roster. With Akshan becoming available, it’s only natural for players to wonder about ways to counter him so he doesn’t get out of hand and snowball. For many years, surviving has been one of the hardest tasks for marksman champions. Though they can deal amazing amounts of damage, even one-shotting some champions, getting caught out of position is usually the end of the road for them.

The final Teamfight Tactics Set 6.5 Neon Nights PBE patch contained a small number of changes, from champions to traits and Hextech Augments.  In conjunction with the 12.4 patch notes, balance changes from the final TFT Set 6.5 PBE update will be uploaded to the live servers on Feb. 16. A majority of the balance changes within the update are small tweaks before Neon Nights launches. Morgan and Tryndamere got hit with nerfs to their spell base damage, and the Hextech Augment High Five has been temporarily disabled.

Moderating your Twitch channel’s chat is a crucial element in making sure that your community maintains a certain standard.  Some streamers prefer to let their chat get a little bit wild, while others like to run a tight ship, employing numerous moderators. Perhaps the most powerful tool that any streamer or moderator has in policing their chat is the ability to ban a user from the chat. This is typically reserved for the highest offenses in a chat, including the use of vulgar or hateful language.

Fortnite servers will have their moments where they just won’t be able to keep up with the demand. Whenever Epic Games pushes new content like a season or seasonal event, new and returning players flood into the game as soon as the patch drops. This instant increase in demand causes servers to go down, causing players to receive errors like “Fortnite Server Offline.” This error usually appears after launching Fortnite and as players try to load into the main screen.

Pokémon Sword and Shield players can get a free Shiny Amoonguss thanks to a Korean event that is running this weekend.  Until Aug. 10, anyone with access to an internet connection can enter a Mystery Gift code and receive a blue variant of the bulky Grass/Poison-type.  This distribution is part of the Trainer’s Cup stream hosted by Pokémon Korea. The Amoonguss being distributed actually matches the set of top-level player Baik Jongyoon’s from the 2019 World Championships.

Motes come in all different shapes and sizes in New World. You can find water, fire, air, earth, soul, and death motes scattered around Amazon’s new open-world MMO. The highly sought-after resource can be used to create recipes, craft items, cut gems, and much more. Here’s where to find motes in the vast land of Aeternum. Water motes Used for: Water motes are used in recipes for Arcana, Armoring, Furnishing, and Stonecutting.

Void champions usually cause chaos where they go, and though Janna in the top lane isn’t a Void champion, she’s still been wreaking her share of havoc in the competitive League of Legends meta. She is soaring through the competitive queue with a win rate of over 60 percent. Janna, The Storm’s Fury, has been steadily rising in popularity as a top laner with her Moonstone build, but she has an unconventional playstyle.