Popular CoD content creator, ZLaner, has somehow avoided a Twitch ban despite going against the platform’s ban evasion rules by playing Warzone with the suspended DrDisrespect on stream. Once known as the face of Twitch, Dr Disrespect was permanently banned from the platform in June 2020 for undisclosed reasons, shortly after signing his multi-year exclusivity deal. Since the ban, we’ve seen very little of the Doc on Twitch, besides a few streamers risking the platform’s rules around suspension evasion, as it’s prohibited for Twitch streamers to feature banned users on their broadcast.

Asmongold is a big fan of WoW Classic, but he refuses to stream raids on Twitch, and he explained why, claiming the community is “not really fun” to make content for due to its ‘hostility’. Asmon thinks WoW Classic is a big reason why the game is still thriving after all these years. He also thinks that the expansions will always be enticing to veteran players because of the nostalgia they provide.

Apex Legends Season 13 added brand new IMC Armory locations to Storm Point and for the most part, they’ve been a major hit. Since the drops have become so popular, Caustic mains have turned their eyes and hatched up a sinister way to turn the loot hordes into absolute death traps.  Storm Point’s new armories are an excellent way to get looted up quickly. Since each player in a squad gets their own customized loot box, there’s no faster way to secure good attachments and upgrade your shield directly after landing.

FPX star AD Carry Lwx revealed that the League of Legends roster has disbanded following a disappointing Worlds 2021, according to translated chat logs from a stream. FunPlus Phoenix entered the tournament as a favorite to take home their second Summoner’s Cup. However, the team fell short in the group stage going 0-4 in the second week of the round-robin. They finished last in Group A. During his own stream, FPX starting AD Carry Lin ‘Lwx’ Wei-Xiang revealed his in-game chat log with another player.

The Vex Mythoclast, one of the most powerful exotic weapons in Destiny history, has finally returned to Destiny 2 in Season of the Splicer. Here’s how you get the Vex Mythoclast in Destiny 2 by diving into the Vault of Glass. Throughout Destiny’s first year, there was one weapon that reigned supreme over all others. A weapon so rare that every Guardian was trying to track it down — the Vex Mythoclast.

League of Legends patch 11.16 is here! Dexerto has all the LoL notes & changes from the August 11 update, including the long-planned Sona rework, Jhin and Shaco buffs, shock changes for the Fleet Footwork rune, new Coven skins, and plenty more. Long-awaited Sona rework finally arrives Fleet Footwork rune get shock 11.16 changes New Coven, Old Gods skins revealed After a “major shake-up” last update, Riot Games are winding things back in a little as League of Legends settles in the middle of the year.

Jimmy ‘MrBeast’ Donaldson is one of the world’s most popular YouTubers — but he and his crew almost suffered a horrible fate after driving back home from filming a lengthy video. There’s almost no one who frequents YouTube who hasn’t heard of MrBeast. The North Carolina-based content creator has become one of the platform’s biggest stars, boasting over 68 million subscribers on his main channel, alone. Known for orchestrating insane challenges, filming large-scale videos, and giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars to his friends and local communities, MrBeast holds nothing back when it comes to his content.

Thanks to Team Rocket, purifying Shadow Pokemon is the new big thing in Pokemon Go. Niantic have adjusted how much stardust and candy is needed to complete the purification process, though. [ad name=”article1″] These costs have been increased in some cases and reduced in others, depending on the Pokemon you are purifying.  With the exception of Dratini and Snorlax (which did cost a sizeable 10,000 stardust and 10 candy), all Shadow Pokemon did cost 2,000 stardust and 2 candy to purify.

This year TikTok reigned supreme as the fastest-growing social media app in the world, and its biggest creators grew to unimaginable heights including its queen Charli D’Amelio who hit 100 million followers in November. As the platform’s biggest creators formed into collectives and collaborated together, naturally several romances blossomed, and some romances fell apart. But who got together and who broke up this year? TikTok breakups in 2020 Dixie D’Amelio and Griffin Johnson Dixie and Griffin were once one of TikTok’s most popular couples ahead of their breakup in August 2020.

You’ve probably heard all the fuss over GameStop stock recently, and know it has something to do with Reddit and hedge funds. If you’re as clueless about stocks as most of us are, then  Twitch streamer TheStockGuy is on hand to break it down simply. GameStop, the high-street/mall retailer of new and used games and hardware, has been seen as a struggling business because of the trend of gamers buying their games digitally, instead of discs.