Cody ‘Clix’ Conrod — professional Fortnite player and member of NRG Esports — shared with his fans that he’s taking a different approach to Epic’s battle royale in Season 6 and will try to avoid toxicity as he reforms his behavior. The professional Fortnite community is notoriously relentless when it comes to issues with the game. Many pro players have spoken out against Epic’s balancing of the game’s meta, and even lackluster prize pools that removed motivation for many players to even compete.

Former NFL star Pat McAfee says he’s worried for Logan Paul as he prepares to step in the ring with Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather given that his sparring footage isn’t too inspiring. While many boxing purists will toss out the ‘freakshow’ and ‘circus’ labels for Logan Paul vs Floyd Mayweather, there are plenty of people who are gearing up to watch them square off. The planned exhibition bout has attracted attention from all corners of the globe, and the internet, with many wild takes being thrown out there.

Luminosity Gaming streamer and content creator ‘xChocoBars’ was driven to tears during a recent broadcast, needing to sub out of an Among Us session and end her Twitch stream after chat’s toxicity overwhelmed her. If xChocoBars has a catch phrase or a slogan, then it’s very clearly the one plastered across her social media profiles: “When you’re happy, I’m happy.” Unfortunately, making mistakes in Among Us apparently doesn’t make viewers very happy.

Vitalik Buterin, the man who created the Ethereum blockchain, revealed how nerfs to his World of Warcraft character drove him to do it, claiming it made him realize “what horrors centralized services can bring.” World of Warcraft has always had a knack for having a grasp on people and their lives, especially back in 2007-2010 when it was revolutionary. However, Vitalik Buterin, the man who created the Ethereum blockchain, revealed that it affected him more than others – but in a positive way.

Wondering where timber pines are in Fortnite Chapter 3? Players need to knock them down with a vehicle to complete weekly challenges, and we’ve got the best locations to find them. The new Fortnite map is full of exciting locations to explore, but there are also loads of environmental features to take advantage of including timber pines, which are trees that fall and roll over your enemies when destroyed.

Lucky Pokemon provide the best way for trainers to level up and get the strongest creatures in the game, so find out how you can get them in Pokemon Go. Leveling up your favorite Pokemon in Pokemon Go can take a lot of time and effort, but Lucky Pokemon help to cut this grind down. Whether you’re looking to obliterate your opponents in Gym Battles or just wanting to get your hands on the game’s strongest Pokemon, you’ll want to try and obtain Lucky versions of each creature.

To celebrate Sword & Shield’s upcoming The Crown Tundra DLC, the Pokemon Company has released a Galar travel guide. The document officially reveals the real life locations that inspired the Gen VIII region. The Pokemon franchise entered its eighth generation with the release of Sword & Shield in 2019. The Nintendo Switch title introduced players to the Galar region, which is largely based on various sections of the United Kingdom.

From scoring goals to stopping Zapdos, here are 11 of the most important Pokemon Unite meta tips that will have you outsmarting enemies and winning more matches in the Nintendo Switch MOBA. For many players, Pokemon Unite is their first time stepping into the popular MOBA genre. Despite only having launched in July 2021, the free-to-play title has already developed a deep meta that some users may be missing out on.

Respawn’s battle royale hit Apex Legends replaced plans for a third game in the Titanfall series, and now it looks like all the studio’s efforts are focused elsewhere. A developer has told fans “don’t get your hopes up” in regards to the Titanfall series. Both the first and second games are beloved by the community but have been marred by hackers and server issues, leaving them unplayable for long periods of time.

SuperMassive Blaze are one of the four EMEA teams that have qualified for the VCT Stage 3 Masters. Dubbed the ‘Turkish super team’, they will be looking to carry the country’s flag high in Berlin next month. For many in the Valorant scene, it was only a matter of time before a Turkish side belonged in the conversation on the best team in the EMEA region. Indeed, the signs were all there: a wide pool of emerging players, an incredibly passionate fan base, and the guarantee of a stable and well-organized competitive structure developed by Riot Games’ local branch.