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by  neon yang

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Hey everyone , super excited to share one more of the illustrations i did for VALORANT, as always thanks for my team for help and feedback and Suke and Josh for help on final polish! Sage is one of my personal favorites to play!

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Tom Clancy’s Division 2 was released.

Bisoft will be conducting a closed technical alpha evaluation for The Section two from December 15 through December 18, allowing a few of pre-selected players try a little slice of this match before launching.

The technical alpha, that is available on PC, will just host a limited number of gamers that had already enrolled for a opportunity to engage and runs from December 15 at 5 AM PT/8 AM ET before December 18 at two AM ET/5 AM PT.

If you have already been chosen, you may start preloading the alpha December 13. Additionally, those participating need to sign a non-disclosure arrangement, and thus don't expect to hear some other beliefs just quite yet.

If you did not enter the alpha, you're still able to take part in The Section 2's beta evaluation, possibly by pre-ordering the sport or by enrolling on Ubisoft's web site. The beta will be accessible on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, but a last date hasn't been set yet.

Should you pre-order the match sensibly, you must automatically be allowed access, and merchants will send codes to people who pre-ordered physical copies after the beta is still live.

The Section 2 goes the post-apocalyptic role-playing shot from New York City to Washington D.C., and Ubisoft is placing a better focus on endgame content this time around. It is scheduled to arrive at Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on March 15, 2019.

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KDA akali is my favorite

by  Yan Sculpts

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Mass Effect: Andromeda.

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Tell me your best New Vegas story and share your gaming experience.

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What game is this?  I fell in love with this art.

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Dark Souls comic series.

How to find a mimic

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My review of Gris. Masterpiece of game industry.

It is a living watercolour case that investigates the intricate topics of loss and despair through a visually arresting globe and affecting orchestral score. At first glance, Gris appears like a fitting bookend to a year which began with Celeste - a match that wed an investigation of psychological illness with unbelievable platforming gameplay, but finally its fundamental level layout and lots of minor loopholes make its unique attributes feel just skin deep.

Gris's narrative can be obtuse at times since it succeeds to let it through symbolism instead of dialogue. The principal character, a young lady, has dropped her voice and stinks the vacant, motley world without a true sense of purpose. As she investigates along with the landscape shifts from windswept hills littered with debris and collapsed buildings into woods and underwater labyrinths that conceal curious animals both friend and foe, she learns new abilities to conquer obstacles and finally find her way"outside".

The cartoon, world design, and visual effects from Gris are instantly impressive and consuming. The protagonist is hand-animated along with her transformations into various forms exhibit a command of 2D cartoon.

As you proceed through different phases, blotches of watercolour disperse throughout the display, painting the grey world. The orchestral score lacked those changes in disposition, and also the very first time that I directed the unnamed protagonist off a cliff framed against a totally bright sunlight, it took away my breath.

There are lots of moments that play this notion of symmetry. Some are lively but aren't, rather happening whenever the young girl falls from a pond or swims up to escape a dim pursuer. I had been frequently enthralled by the plan of the various phases and could stop simply to look at exactly what was on screen. The menus, also, are just magnificent, and constructed around the circular layout of Gris's major collectibles.

Form vs Function Locating these collectibles starts out easy and never actually evolves. Each planet is a linear route that finally splinters into several branches. While originally seeming complex, each degree follows the exact same standard design. Inside each branch is among a preset number of collectibles you want to find so as to unlock a skill or way ahead. These are typically simple to get through via light platforming or ecological mystery solving and did not provide any true impedance to my advancement.

Each world includes a new skill -- one permits you to become a thick cube to walk through powerful winds and ruin broken floor tiles -- and every succeeding world variables in the previous ability in some intriguing ways. Regrettably, the amount is perplexing to proceed through and the way ahead is not always very clear.

Gris's concentrate on symmetry can occasionally create its amounts hard to navigate.

Completing a degree returns you to a central hub globe where the preceding planet's collectibles depart to form a part of a constellation. It is worthwhile to return to some comfortable place after every phase and see your progress reflected from the surroundings. Regions of the palace will spring into life since your newfound skills reinvigorate creatures and plants.

Gris is played in a single four to five-hour sittingbut during this time I discovered it to be a job in certain stretches. While the mild line function and subtle loaf of characters and backgrounds is a visual feast, it adversely impacts the fundamental platforming gameplay. Many times I found myself stuck on a mystery since I could not differentiate the white lines which denote a stage out of the desktop. In different areas it simply was not clear what was a part of the foreground, middleground, or desktop, and I found myself leaping over stones that turned out to be in the foreground or falling before a stage which was in the backdrop. These problems are individually modest but begin to add up, as mining is your principal way of interacting with all the phases.

One and Done There is also not a lot of motive to commemorate Gris. I would've enjoyed the capability to come back to earlier phases with brand new skills simply to move them through with more choices, but once each level is completed it is blocked off and reachable only from the chapter menu display. When you come back to a place, you are stripped of some new skills, which makes replaying levels only that -- what is flashed except for classic mementos. But the one way to monitor them would be by warping to the beginning of each degree and discovering which part of a chapter masked the uncollected couple I had was not very clear. It is another slight annoyance that began compounding the more time I spent .

Platforming at Gris is easy but can feel dull.

Its degrees are linear to a fault, even if they provide you the choice to research in any way, and the only times I have stuck were because of visual layout inconsistencies. Simplicity is not itself a bad thing, particularly when performed , but in Gris's situation it makes researching the huge arenas dull and repetitive.

At others, it is a maddeningly straightforward and confusing game that allows its artistic aspirations run roughshod over its own gameplay.

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Planetside 2 art. Is it worth to try play it?

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Dragon Ball Super: Broly is more than simply a continuation of the cinematic return of this beloved franchise, and more than just the return of the popular character Broly. This is an animated movie that takes the Dragon Ball franchise to a new peak by telling a story that feels appropriately modernized, while also retaining a nostalgic sheen. It is true in spirit to the original ‘80s and ’90s series while also making changes to certain characters’ backstories to fit better within the Japanese society of today, a delicate balance that is pulled off remarkably well – a few gripes aside.

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Haha, south park is really fun

Never forget

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Heroes of the Storm comes to it’s end. A bit sad :)

In a blog post, Blizzard President,'' J. Allen Brack and Chief Development Officer, Ray Gresko commented on each of the new jobs that they have in the works and why these changes are being created.

"We are also at a stage where we must take a number of our talented programmers and deliver their skills into other endeavors. Consequently, we have made the challenging decision to change some programmers from Heroes of the Storm into other groups, and we are eager to find that the fire, wisdom, and expertise they'll bring to those jobs."

Brack and Gresko stated Blizzard will keep on supporting the match with new personalities, themed events and additional content that the community needs, but it is going to now be installed to make use of"long-term equilibrium " A new hero, Orphea, was only announced last month in BlizzCon 2018.

Additionally, Blizzard has decided to cancel the Heroes esports, Including the Heroes Global Championship and Heroes of those Dorm for 2019.

There happen to be rumors for weeks that a fresh Diablo job is in the functions , with enthusiasts expecting it is Diablo 4. Following the shortage of a Diablo 4 announcement at BlizzCon 2018, it was reported that Diablo 4 is currently in development under the codename Fenris.

IGN re-reviewed Heroes of the Storm final spring, providing the multiplayer match an 8.0 expression,"Heroes of the Storm packs a lot of variety and excellent characters. A number of the MOBA's manners work better than others, but it is a safe bet that it will deliver an enjoyable game."

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Another great artwork from my favorite series of the Fallout.

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Holiday in The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 holiday Occasion in Blackout along with the Winter Calling event in Zombies Formally begins Now for PlayStation 4 Gamers.

Referenced on the official Black Ops 4 Reddit, both seasonal events kicked off now on PS4, also will supposedly come a week to get Xbox One and PC gamers . In Blackout, snowballs, holiday decorations and lighting, and holiday-themed provide stashes are offered for a few festive taste.

In the soul of these holidays, most players on all programs will probably be receiving double XP in multiplayer and Zombies and double respects in Blackout all weekend long start December 14 at 10AM PT.

Treyarch also declared a new limited-time manner in Blackout known as Close Quarters Frenzy, which will be hitting all platforms from December 14-17 starting 10AM PT. In it, you will"Fight to outlast a quicker Collapse with close-quarters weapons -- shotguns, SMGs, pistols, and melee will be the sole way of survival".

A note has been added concerning the PC 1.09 upgrade that was released now. Since the studio features a committed staff working on PC-exclusive choices and features, they are taking time to listen to and test every single upgrade before it is released - that explains why PC upgrades for your game may seem after console upgrades. But, Treyarch stated it will always aim a 24-hour window following a console upgrade goes for the PC upgrade to perform the same.

Announced as part of this Operation Total Zero vacation set of upgrades that started on December 11, that the Blackout map has obtained seasonal adjustments , such as wintery weather components and a brand new yacht place known as Hijacked emerging at the northwest waters of this map. Additionally, it obtained a brand new ARAV armored car and multiplayer obtained its original new post-launch expert, Zero.

Activision announced yesterday that a lot of Hollywood celebrities are giving their voice acting abilities to Black Ops 4 Zombies style.

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Mass Effect - the first part in the franchise. I strongly believe that it was the best game. Especially comparing to the third part and its ending.

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Great Cosplay. Well done!

Stormwind Guard cosplay

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