this one help guide. It's convoluted and difficult compared to Twitch's alternative and, though Twitch suffered a long period of hate raids (and while they still occasionally happen), no one ever wanted raids to go away, signifying just how important they are to Twitch's culture. Hosting a raid from a channel you're not familiar with […]Read More
ruin an invader's day. Trading in dragon hearts gives you glowing eyes, similar to the Frenzied Flame (Image credit: YouTuber Infected Durian) Each dragon you defeat in Elden Ring gives you an item you can take to the Cathedral of Dragon Communion and trade in for powerful spells. What you may not have noticed is […]Read More
Thorbjörn Jemander has proven so, and the results are utterly stunning. This amazing modder used a Raspberry Pi Zero, with its built in Wi-Fi, to convert OpenCV images into “ready to use character screens that the Pet can display.” Essentially it ends up looking like some matrix dreamland simulacrum and its totally badass. And while […]Read More
xQc's channel. Enough people to fill the largest stadium in the United States, all gathered to watch a former Overwatch pro react to a celebrity defamation case. As Heard's lawyer makes a closing argument he describes key details in the case, at one point describing an alleged sexual assault by Depp. xQc isn't impressed. His […]Read More
The Praetorium is the one ending everyone who plays Final Fantasy 14 is most likely to see. It's the climax to the base questline of a linear, story-focussed MMO, the one dungeon that helps players decide whether they continue on through Heavensward and the rest of the expansions—the capstone that hopefully makes them fall fully […]Read More
EvilToaster tweeted a video clip of his encounter with the strange Mercy player, Draco. He stood out from a usual Mercy player because, instead of periodically switching between his yellow healing beam and blue damage-boosting beam depending on a situation, Draco's beam would rapidly cycle from yellow to blue hundreds of times per minute without […]Read More
live-service format, and bring together multiple historical settings. Personally, I think this would be a perfect opportunity to reintroduce some of the earlier games, as well as their multiplayer functionality. Bringing back multiplayer with Infinity just makes sense, as a live-service model would mean the team wouldn't have to reinvent multiplayer with every new release […]Read More
Margit and that's okay, we all struggle with that guy at first. But what I didn't expect to see was 600 people playing Elden Ring all at once. The 'Twitch plays' format is legendary. Hook up a game to your stream and allow your audience to play it via commands they type into Twitch chat. […]Read More
January 14, 2022 See more “This is a shitty grift,” Obsidian's Josh Sawyer replied. “It has nothing to do with ownership stakes in new IPs and everything to do with a (very bad) speculative asset class. It sucks.” Twitch streamer CohhCarnage had some advice: (Image credit: CohhCarnge (via Twitter)) YouTuber Suzi Hunter was somewhat more […]Read More
said a New Zealand publication. What were the consequences? New Zealanders were mad, but that's about it. It's not the first time Call of Duty has angered a nation: Russian players pegged the Modern Warfare reboot as American propaganda. When it comes to Activision, the Mr. Burns principle of immunity seems to come into play, […]Read More
