CS:GO is one of the most straightforward shooter games on the market. Though the economic aspect increases the game’s learning curve, there are a ton of mechanics you can master to start climbing up the ranks rapidly. Tricks like bunny hopping and customized bindings should be the next item on your list once you’re done mastering the ins and outs of all the maps in CS:GO. The best binds for CS:GO won’t necessarily improve your aim or anything, but they will help you become more efficient in everything you do around the map.

One of the most unique things about New World is its weapon mastery system that allows players to try out any or all of the game’s weapons on a single character, substituting the class-based system present in many MMO titles. Of the magical weapons in New World, the Ice Gauntlet boasts the most crowd-controlling abilities and is a great way to slow and stop offense for both PvE and PVP. With so many abilities to choose from, there are several different ways to level up this weapon to tailor your style of gameplay.

Alternative art card styles are returning to Magic: The Gathering within the upcoming Innistrad: Crimson Vow set, featuring a new showcase frame and the Dracula card style series.  Releasing globally on Nov. 19 and digitally on Nov. 11, Innistrad: Crimson Vow (VOW) focuses on vampires, with a wedding involving Olivia Voldaren as the story backdrop. Blood petals are featured throughout the artwork in VOW, flavorfully incorporating the power of blood and the new Blood Token mechanic.

Clash of Clans’ spring update is here, and it’s a big one. The first major update of 2021 will bring the Town Hall 14, hero pets, new battle builders, and much more. Other than these, another major change in this update is the reduced costs for low to mid-Town Hall players. Supercell is making progressing in the game much easier now for new Clash of Clans players. Here are the complete patch notes for Clash of Clans’ spring 2021 update.

Elden Ring has been updated once again and with Patch 1.04 new functions have been added alongside a ton of balancing fixes that buff weapons and tweak sorcery. Patch 1.04 rolled out on April 19 to all versions of the game, both PC and console alike. Those who take advantage of large weapons like Colossal Swords will be happy to hear the attack speed has been buffed and recovery time lowered.

League’s new Shan Hai Scrolls skins for Nautilus, Neeko, Jhin, and Cho’Gath released today on live servers, but it seems Jhin gets an extra unintended buff when dressed in this new look. A Reddit clip showed Shan Hai Scrolls Jhin facing off against a Caitlyn, but when he went to W the Caitlyn to root her in place, the animation occurs but no visual indicator to show its direction is displayed.

Legends of Runeterra’s Lab mode is receiving a massive shake-up one month from now in Patch 2.19. The update, which will arrive on Nov. 10, will add in new experiments, meaning Lab of Legends, Saltwater Scourge, and Ultra Rapid Draw will all be cycled out then. While this wouldn’t normally matter for most Lab rotations, two of the three current Experiments that are rotating provide rewards and are popular single-player experiences.

Wizards of the Coast revealed the new Lukka Modal Double-Faced Planeswalker card today via MTG Weekly, taking second fiddle to his companion Mila. Scheduled to release digitally on April 15, Strixhaven: School of Mages (STX) will contain a total of four Planeswalker cards. Liliana and Kasmina were the first Planeswalkers revealed, followed by Rowan and Will Kenrith as an MDFC Planeswalker. And during the MTG Weekly stream, Mila, Crafty Companion//Lukka, Wayward Bonder was revealed today.

The next Pokémon HOME update—which will introduce compatibility with Pokémon Legends: Arceus, as well as Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl—is set to launch tomorrow, according to Serebii. The service will undergo maintenance from today at 7pm CT to tomorrow at 1am CT. “It will run with staggered logins to ease server load” for 24 hours, according to Serebii. Related: Pokémon Scarlet and Violet will have Pokémon HOME connectivity to bring in Pokémon from other regions

Minecraft streamer Sapnap is well known for appearing in the Dream survival multiplayer Minecraft (SMP) server. Alongside Dream and GeorgeNotFound, Sapnap posts speedrunning and roleplaying Minecraft content on Twitch and YouTube. Since joining the Dream Team in 2019, the Florida streamer has amassed more than four million subscribers on YouTube and over two million on Twitch.  Here is Sapnap’s streaming setup. Headset SteelSeries Arctis 7 Sapnap’s current headset is the wireless SteelSeries Arctis 7.