“I play on the switch, we don’t even get a queue. The game just tells me to check my internet,” one reply read, showing it’s more than just a PC issue. However, Blizzard addressed this very issue in their October 14 update on the servers, saying they were implementing WoW-style queues to prevent server issues as things get back on track. “This will keep the population at the safe level we have at the time, so we can monitor where the system is straining and address it before it brings the game down completely,” devs explained.

Cloud9 Twitch streamer Macaiyla was sent Valkyrae’s new skincare line RFLCT and shared a thoughtful response to the product amid the controversy surrounding it. 100 Thieves co-owner and YouTuber Valkyrae made headlines on October 19 when her new skincare brand RFLCT was launched, claiming to protect its users from “blue light pollution.” The product immediately received a wave of backlash, as many critics noted the lack of conclusive evidence suggesting blue light is damaging to the skin.

In December 2020, YouTube star David Dobrik unleashed a massive challenge to his fans in the form of a puzzle, with the potential grand prize being $100,000 — and months later, a lucky participant seems to have won. David Dobrik’s ‘$100,000 Puzzle’ was revealed around four months ago, with the YouTuber releasing a series of puzzles with a QR code on them. Once solved, participants — who paid $30.00 for the puzzle — would go to the site directed by the QR code, where they would find out if they’d won anywhere from 25 cents to $100,000.

The Pokemon Trading Card Game hobby was rocked in November when a man rediscovered his mind-blowing complete collection of the rare 1999 Base Set. The fan has stacks of every character, including hundreds of Charizards. Despite releasing decades ago, the Pokemon TCG has seen a major explosion in value in 2020. Cards once traded on playgrounds and stuffed into 90s children’s binders are now selling for as much as a sports car.

League of Legends streamer Tyler1 gave YouTube star Mr Beast a taste of his trademark trash talk after they linked up with former LoL pro Yilang ‘Doublelift’ Peng for some games. Worlds surprisingly collided when iconic League of Legends Twitch streamer Tyler1 invited YouTube philatropist MrBeast and former LCS ADC Doublelift to join him on his quest for Summoner’s Rift supremacy. The explosive LoL star quickly became the butt of MrBeast and Doublelift’s jokes, though, as the two playfully brought up the infamous “short Tyler1” meme.

Following claims that MrBeast’s new Willy Wonker-esque sweepstakes are rigged, Dexerto talked with a Feastables representative to debunk these rumors. Feastables is MrBeast’s latest entrepreneurial endeavor where the YouTube megastar sells his own brand of chocolate bars. The twist? Each bar comes with a code you can use to enter the Feastables sweepstakes. Of course, other creators have turned redeeming these codes into their own content. However, due to the low chance of winning a prize or offer, Feastables patrons began to speculate whether or not the sweepstakes are rigged.

ScreaM and Nivera are two of the biggest stars in Valorant today. In this esports documentary, the brothers recounted their path to success, breaking down their biggest moments across CSGO and Valorant history. When it comes to esports duos, none are closer than ScreaM and Nivera, currently of Team Liquid. Together, the brothers have accomplished a great deal across not just Valorant, but also CS in earlier years. Following on from their dominant showing at VCT Masters Reykjavik, we spoke with the pair to recap all their biggest moments under the banners of G2 Esports, Vitality, and now Team Liquid.

After weeks of subtle hints and teasers across social media, TikTok celebrities Noah Beck and Dixie D’Amelio have finally made their relationship official. When it comes to relationships, the past few months have been eventful for D’Amelio to say the least. Following on from a scandalous period with Griffin Johnson, she was quickly seen out and about with Beck. This immediately caught fire on social media and even led to a diss track from her ex.

Warzone streamer and top earner Aydan has set yet another world record. This time, though, he was just messing around with the new AMP63 pistol and stumbled into… 52 kills. Nobody really understands how skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) works in Call of Duty: Warzone. Usually you’re in lobbies around your level, but sometimes you get blessed with a lobby below your standards.  That was the case for Aydan, who casually walked into Verdansk to warm up for a tournament solo vs trios — only to find out he was a butcher walking into a slaughterhouse.

Twitch streamer MajinPhil and his wife couldn’t believe their eyes when they stumbled across a rare Shiny Gyarados in Pokemon Sword and Shield, with their reaction warranting more than a volume warning. Streamers unexpectedly stumbling upon super rare Pokemon proves to be an endless source of entertainment on Twitch and other sites, where people are able to capture some dramatic moments from their gameplay and share it for the world to see.