Tom Casiello, a Respawn Entertainment writer for Apex Legends, recently revealed some previously-unknown info regarding Octane’s and Mirage’s lore within the game’s story. As those who play Apex probably know, Respawn’s prize battle royale features a deep storyline and lore that goes way beyond the boundaries of the Apex Games. It’s through this the developers are able to introduce more content like new characters and map changes, all of which fit into one grand picture like pieces of a puzzle.

Michael ‘PUBG, Apex Legends, and even GTA RP.  Shroud wanted to give his pet a chance to say hello to the thousands of people watching at home and it certainly didn’t pass up the opportunity to quickly become the star of the show.  Shroud is usually busy playing video games, but we were treated to something different as he got his kitten involved.[ad name=”article2″] What was supposed to last just a second or two became much more than that as his furry friend took the liberty of walking around all across his back.

Warzone’s Operation Monarch has brought a few changes to the standard battle royale experience, but this simple healing trick might be the mode’s most impactful change overall.  Operation Monarch is the most chaotic Warzone event since the game launched in March 2020. Stuffed to the brim with new gameplay experiences, the cinematic crossover brings the fury of King Kong and the power of Godzilla to the land of Caldera, allowing players to get a taste of power they’ve never seen before.

Charli D’Amelio has revealed to her 71.7 million TikTok followers that she recently underwent surgery for a breathing issue which stopped her from attending dance classes. The 16-year-old is TikTok’s top creator and grew to fame for lip-syncing, dancing, and collaborating with other famous creators such as Chase Hudson. Outside of TikTok Charli is also a competitive dancer. In a TikTok video posted on Thursday, Charli showed herself in a hospital with tape around her nose and gauze underneath with some blood.

It’s brutal enough for one world record attempt to be ruined. Twice in the span of a week is just plain unlucky, but that cruel fate fell on one player trying to break the Mauer Der Toten record.  For years, Call of Duty: Zombies players have been trying to one-up each other with their round totals and kills on new maps. Of course, it’s a pretty time-consuming process, and one slip-up could ruin hours, days, and even weeks of work.

Nick ‘nitr0’ Cannella gave his honest assessment of the current struggles of the North American Valorant scene, saying that the players don’t tend to work as hard as their European counterparts. North America claimed bragging rights during the first half of 2021 after Sentinels coasted through VCT Stage 2 Masters Reykjavík, the game’s first international LAN. But by the end of the year, it was apparent that the region had lost steam, its place as the dominant force taken by EMEA.

Valorant Champions was the first world championship for Riot Game’s FPS hit. Sixteen teams from across the globe duked it out for the coveted prize and the title of first Valorant world champion. Gambit fall just short, Acend become first-ever Valorant world champs The CIS giants could not repeat their VCT Stage 3 Masters success Valorant Champions was the crown jewel of VCT 2021. Every event ⁠— from Challengers to Masters Iceland and Masters Berlin ⁠— led to the million-dollar finale.

Despite the MP5’s popularity declining following a series of weapon tuning updates, streamer Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff has shared an MP5 class to get it back in favor; ideal for the ongoing Warzone Season 5. The MP5 has come to dominate nearly all forms of Modern Warfare, remaining the pro players’ SMG of choice since the game’s launch back in November. However, while it dominated the early months of Warzone, it has seen its popularity fall to some extent as players try other weapons.

In an exclusive interview with Dexerto, ELEAGUE Major Atlanta winner Markus ‘Kjaerbye’ Kjærbye announces he is coming back to activity after almost a year on the sidelines. He talks at length about what has changed about him since his retirement and the personal issues that derailed his career after leaving Astralis in 2018. On December 28, Kjaerbye decided it was time to reopen a door he thought he had closed for good.

Fortnite just announced the return of in-person competitive events starting with the FNCS Invitational 2022 which offers a prize pool of $1 million. The last massive in-person Fortnite event was the Fortnite World Cup held in 2019. The event was held in New York City and boasted a $30 million prize pool. However, due to the severity of the global pandemic in 2020, in-person events were put on hold to keep players safe.