Wattson was accidentally nerfed in the Evolution Collection Event update, ruining her ultimate by not actually blocking throwables in a certain radius. Thankfully, the developers are aware and so should be working on a fix. The Season 10 Evolution Collection event started on September 14, bringing with it a number of changes including a Rampart Town Takeover, weapon changes, an Octane nerf and a Rampart buff. One change that wasn’t mentioned in the patch notes, however, was a Wattson nerf, and her interception pylon ultimate ability now looks very bugged.

Lee Sin has been a jungler since the dawn of time in League of Legends. However, in Season 11, he’s been pushed out of home. The Blind Monk has found refuge in the top and mid lane though, and he’s stronger than ever. Here’s why. Lee Sin is arguably League’s most iconic playmaking champion. Those old enough to remember will never forget the first time the inSec kick was made.

Twitch streamer GGria faced a bizarre encounter during an IRL stream in Toronto as she was screamed at by a stranger on the street.  In-Real-Life [IRL] Twitch streamers have become hugely popular on the gaming-centric website in 2019, with users being able to watch hundreds of people showing off their day-to-day life. Usually, these broadcasts go as planned and streamers are able to peacefully go about their business. However, sometimes things can get a little strange, and this was definitely the case for GGria.

Overwatch fans and members of the LGBTQ+ community have called on Blizzard to add more support and representation for members of the community during Pride Month 2022. With Pride Month beginning at the start of June, people and companies are proudly voicing their support for members of the LGBTQ+ community where they can. Developers have added Pride-centric flags and symbols to games as a sign of solidarity, like Raven Software adding a plethora of emblems or calling cards to Warzone.

The Old Gays on TikTok continue to stand out from the crowd with their hilarious skits and charming display of friendship. But who are these heartwarming influencers, and why are they going viral? With over one billion users on TikTok, it can prove to be a challenge for content creators to make a name for themselves. Influencers like Charlie & Dixie D’Amelio, as well as Addison Rae, were among the first to skyrocket to major fame from the short-form video app, with many others following in their footsteps.

Diablo 4’s release date has been pushed back into the abyss yet again, and considering the issues with Diablo 2 Resurrected, it looks like maybe Blizzard should have just focused on the next installment instead. I’m someone that likes to take the ‘glass-half-full’ approach to life. Despite my somewhat overwhelming cynicism (I call it ‘realism,’) there’s part of me that always likes to look on the bright side. When it comes to Diablo 4, though, that’s pretty hard to do.

Dr Mundo’s rework has finally come to League of Legends. A member of the “Original 40,” the Madman of Zaun is getting a modern revival with his VGU overhauling his abilities and in-game look. Here’s what you need to know about the rework. After months of work, the fruits of Riot’s labor on the Dr Mundo rework have finally been unveiled. The Madman of Zaun is taking to Summoner’s Rift with a modernized kit primed for Season 11 action.

Arsenal is a first-person shooter experience within Roblox, where players can redeem codes to earn cosmetics such as skins, emotes, Announcer Voices, and more in June 2022. In short, players could easily compare Arsenal to games like Call of Duty, but set within the Roblox platform. Like other live-services games, users can customize their character with in-game rewards. While most cosmetics in Roblox Arsenal can be purchased from the in-game shop, players can also redeem codes for free skins and in-game currency called Bucks.

Catherine McBroom of the ACE Family has responded to accusations that she “stole” ideas for her businesses from her friend, Amanda, after her husband spoke out online. Although immensely popular on YouTube with over 19 million subscribers, the ACE Family has come under a heavy amount of criticism for various different reasons. Austin McBroom has been sued multiple times by companies and others that participated in the Battle of the Platforms boxing event, after fighters claimed they weren’t paid and LiveXLive accused him and Social Gloves of misrepresenting the event.

NICKMERCS has taken a swipe at Dr Disrespect on Twitter over his use of NFTs as a utility in his upcoming game: ‘Project Moon,’ while also demanding Doc add a specific feature. Over the last few years, NICKMERCS and Dr Disrespect have gone back and forth with each other on social media and streams. The MFAM leader even went as far as saying he could beat Doc in a fight.