If you want to kill an opponent in Apex Legends with a bit of style, then Respawn Entertainment might have created the perfect feature for you. This feature, known as “finishers,” allows you to perform a special takedown on a downed enemy by performing a slick animation. Each character has its own unique finisher animations based on their abilities and characteristics. You can also unlock additional finishers through loot boxes or by crafting them with 1,200 metal.

Dota: Dragon’s Blood isn’t the only game-based animated series on Netflix anymore since Riot Games’ Arcane is dropping on Nov. 6. To celebrate its highly-anticipated League of Legends-inspired show’s release, Riot’s holding events in all of its games, and Wild Rift isn’t an exception. The RiotX Arcane event kicked off today and players can look forward to collecting various free cosmetics throughout its duration. When the series’ first episode airs on Nov. 6, Riot will roll out Arcane-themed features and the surprises will continue to grow as Arcane develops.

It didn’t take long for the Elden Ring community to start creating mods for this powerhouse souls-like title from FromSoftware. Similar to the previous FromSoftware titles, the modding community came in full force to tackle Elden Ring. Not even two months after the release of the hit title, the player base now has access to a rather large range of modifications they can use to enrich their Elden Ring experience. From simply getting rid of the intro logos on startup to skipping to the title screen and completely overhauling animations for swords and stances, players can play how they want and add what they will.

Muzzle Flash is the annoying dust of smoke that appears in your line of sight when you shoot your weapon in Apex Legends. It’s not too bad for some guns, but for others, it’s positively blinding. The higher the rate of fire is for your weapon, the worse it gets. Luckily, there’s a way to reduce it and even remove it from the game altogether. Muzzle Flash obscures your vision and prevents you from freely holding down your left click.

Following the conclusion of iDubbbz’s influencer boxing event, Creator Clash, a wide variety of streamers and fellow content creators publicly considered stepping into the ring. Popular YouTube streamer and 100 Thieves co-owner Valkyrae has been among the most vocal about potentially fighting on a future card. In an interview with Dexerto, iDubbbz seemed to confirm that contact had been made with Valkyrae, though ultimately her decision on whether to fight or not is still unclear.

Ludwig’s “subathon” stream that has now eclipsed one full week of broadcast time has helped the popular Twitch content creator hit one of the most impressive milestones of any person in the platform’s history. As of today, Ludwig has officially surpassed 100,000 active subscribers. That’s good for the most of any streamer on the platform by a large margin. The second-ranked stream in terms of active subs is Ranboolive with 67,031, according to TwitchTracker.

Four Standard-legal sets are scheduled for 2022 and include reimagined planes, a new setting, and a special 30th-anniversary return to Magic: The Gathering‘s first plane. Kamigawa Neon Dynasty, Streets of New Capenna, Dominaria United, and The Brothers War are the four sets coming during each quarter of 2022. These sets are full releases and will enter the Standard format. Kamigawa returns for the first time since Saviors of Kamigawa in 2005.

The CEO and co-founder of esports organization Method, Sascha Steffens, has been placed on unpaid administrative leave by the organization following allegations of misconduct released earlier this week.  A pair of women, Swebliss and AnnieFuchsia on Twitter, spoke up about separate incidents dating back to around BlizzCon 2015, alleging Steffens made unwanted sexual advances toward them. My experience with Co-CEO of Method, Sascha. Read: https://t.co/fhrLHbMRFO — AnnieFuchsia (@anniefuchsia) June 23, 2020 The accusations have come amid a wave of similar allegations from women in esports in recent weeks in what has become the industry’s “#MeToo” moment—three years after the original movement shook the entertainment industry.

After months of burst damage, healing, and shielding being the dominant factors in winning games of League of Legends, the long-awaited durability patch has officially gone live, giving all champions a few more innate tools to help games go longer. In just one day of being live, this update has led to a large number of champions seeing their win rates change tremendously, for both better and worse. More than 20 champions have received massive increases to their win rates with the launch of Patch 12.

Bel’Veth is the 160th champion to be added to League of Legends. This time around, the Riots have given players an attack damage-based jungler, who also heavily relies on attack speed. Her kit is unique, to say the least. With proper use, she can become incredibly mobile, laying down powerful attacks on her foes. At the same time, she can create an army of Voidlings, and with their help, she can rapidly take over Summoner’s Rift.