Fortnite may look like it has everything figured out from a distance, but the game’s in a constant stage of development, trying to improve the game with the help of latest tech. The next generation of consoles arrived in 2020 and Fortnite was ready to enhance the gaming experience of all of its users who made the switch to a PlayStation 5. The more powerful hardware on the PS5 allowed Epic games to increase the overall visual quality of the game alongside introducing more performance tweaks.

After numerous updates to maps, champions, and features in League of Legends, it’s sometimes hard to forget that the game is pretty darn old. In fact, today (Feb. 21) marks the nine-year anniversary of the game’s original 17 champions. Alistar, Annie, Ashe, Fiddlesticks, Jax, Kayle, Master Yi, Morgana, Nunu, Ryze, Sion, Sivir, Soraka, Teemo, Tristana, Twisted Fate, and Warwick have been duking it out on the Rift for almost an entire decade, and today is theirs to celebrate.

Popular Twitch streamer Tyler1 has officially parted ways with South Korean esports organization T1. T1 thanked Tyler for being a part of the organization via Twitter. Tyler1 has not yet made a comment on Twitter, although he mentioned that the decision was mutual on his stream. Tyler1’s relationship with T1 first began because of their shared abbreviation of T1, which resulted in T1 sending Tyler1 a package with T1 merchandise and a custom figurine featuring the popular streamer next to T1 franchise figure Faker back in June 2019.

LolTyler1 is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch. While he may say that’s because of his play in various League of Legends roles, many fans enjoy him because of his over-the-top theatrics and high-energy personality. That being said, Tyler is a high-level League player, reaching challenger as both a jungler and AD carry in the same season. And while many of the streamers at the top like Tyler may spend thousands on their gaming and streaming setup, Tyler is is proof that you can find success without emptying the bank account on equipment.

Icebox offers a couple of unique twists in VALORANT, namely in the verticality of each spike site and the horizontal ziplines that players can use to travel quick distances at a cost of aim ability. Both the A and B sites offer close, narrow corridors underneath high vantage points. In terms of balance, the sites are easier to defend than they are to attack. But that kind of layout also makes it harder for the defensive side in retake scenarios.

Klombos had a short stint in Fortnite during Chapter Three, season one. They were removed from the game with the start of Chapter Three, season two, a recent challenge indicated that they could be returning to the game. This challenge requires players to find three Klombo-sized snow mounds in Fortnite. Finding these snow mounds can take longer than expected if you haven’t spent too much time on the latest season’s map. You can reduce the time it takes to complete the challenge by finding out where exactly you need to go on the map, however, and here’s where to find all the Klombo-sized snow mounds in Fortnite Chapter Three, season two.

A study by CasinoGrounds has found out who are the most popular Twitch streamers in each state of the United States, in terms of Google search. The company analyzed Google Trends’ data from 2021 for streamers on Twitch across the 50 states to discover who is the most-searched content creator in each state. CasinoGrounds found that Pokimane is the most-searched streamer across 11 states, followed by Amouranth (10). Closing the top three is Asmongold, who topped in five states.

So you’ve almost completed the Sunbright Hill area in Lost Ark and have survived the Lastra Forest dungeon. Now, you’ve entered the Tomb of the Great King. Don’t go too fast in this dungeon, though; there are Mokoko seeds to collect there. The Tomb of the Great King is one of the easiest areas to complete for collectibles, though. There are only three seeds there, and they are all easy to find since the path is very straightforward.

The top lane is one of the most controversial aspects of League of Legends in 2022. Certain champions and items have completely outclassed others, leaving much of the game’s roster designed for top lane play forced to sit and watch from afar. Maokai is one of these champions that has struggled to perform well this season. Though he remains one of the best tanks in the game with his crowd control and self-sustain, champions like Ornn and Malphite often do his job better, making Maokai an incredibly niche pick at all levels of the game.

The newest patch for Teamfight Tactics Set 5.5 sees minimal changes that would affect any meaningful competitive changes. But with such a balanced a diverse metagame at the moment, it’s always important to keep a large handful of strong and unique compositions in order to climb towards the top of the ranked ladder. The Abomination and Draconic composition is still the single highest ceiling team that players can build toward. However, being contested playing Draconic can be a nightmare, and so comps like Sentinel Lucian, Nidalee and Riven reroll and Nocturne Assassins can be unique points of difference if you can’t play the Abom Draconic comp.