TalkEsport releases another episode of TEKK, TalkEsport’s flagship talk show featuring Harmandeep Singh Mavi, also famously known as Toxic Mavi.
We take you through this episode which goes up and personal with the famous streamer who’s a good friend and buddy mate of sc0ut.
Watch It Here:
Valorant has some flashy skins in its arsenal but not all players like them. If you regret any of your purchases, don’t worry because there is an easy way to refund them.
Valorant skin refund system is similar to League of Legends where players can refund items they don’t like. A simple method to refund valorant items is given below.
Riot Games has followed the refund policy from its biggest title League of Legends and implemented it to Valorant. When players spend Valorant Points (VP) or Radianite Points (RP), a purchase is made and within a limited time period, it can be easily refunded.
Purchases mentioned above include everything, from weapon skins to agents, contracts or anything else bought with VP or RP. Valorant offers five free agents at the start and another two when you make some progress but to unlock all ten, it becomes very hard. With refunds, you can exchange Agents by using the refunded points to buy others.
It is very easy to actually avail of a refund in Valorant. Follow these simple steps given below to make Valorant skin refunds and exchanges.
Before proceeding to a refund, there are few things to keep in mind. Not all the purchases are refundable and hence, Character Contract Levels, Battle Pass & Levels, Weapon Skin Levels, Weapon Skins once used, or if you purchase a skin upgrade, Radianite Points, and Bundles are all non-refundable.
Also, there is a 7-day limit after which you cannot place a refund request. Here is the entire Refund policy available, so make sure to check if you are eligible to refund valorant skins or not.
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If you’re a fan of either Valorant or video game streaming in general, you’re probably familiar with the face of Tyson ‘Tenz’ Ngo, a professional gamer who is currently playing competitive Valorant for team Sentinels.
The 20-year-old is undoubtedly one of the most popular Valorant streamers out there, as well as one of the most loved esports personalities across the world.
Since the former CSGO pro has such a huge fan-following now, many of them are often curious about who Tenz’s girlfriend is. If you’re having the same question in your mind, we have you covered.
The name of Tenz’s girlfriend is Kyedae Shymko. She primarily rose to fame after entering into a relationship with Tenz, and has amassed a significant follower count on her social media handles, as well as her Twitch channel.
You can check out her Instagram here. She also uploads regularly to her YouTube which you can check here.
She is currently working as a content creator for 100 Thieves. As she mentions herself in her Twitch bio, she is 19 years old and a biology major who looks forward to practicing medicine in the future.
Free Fire is a game that provides a big room for customization of every aspect of this game.
Along with the big lot of skins provided for all the utilities and weapons, there are small creatures that you can take into matches as your pets.
These pets are again unique according to per user and what makes them more unique is the feature with which you can name the pets.
Players can boost their pets alongside them with matching outfits but there is another way with which you can flaunt your in-game character. By naming your character in a stylish way, you can add a touch of fanciness.
Let’s discuss how you can get stylish names for your pets for Free Fire. There are several sites that provide unique names for your pets. With such websites, you can choose a default name from the long list or make your own stylish name.
If you don’t want to visit any website, here is a list of stylish nicknames to choose from:
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#9 ᎪᏢᎾᏞᏞᎾ
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#12 scσυт
#13 Cԋαʂҽ
#14 ᴀsᴛʀᴏ
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#19 ᗷᒪᎥ丅乙
#20 ςr⊕⊕κεd
#21 ᴇᴠɪʟ
#22 V̴u̴l̴t̴u̴r̴e̴
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#24 łVɎ
#25 Гаgѳѳп
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#34 яανєи
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With over 5 million subscribers, YouTuber and streamer Lui Calibre have been accused of abusing his ‘fame’ to sexually harass and assault both minors and girls of age.
Several victims of Lui Calibre have come out with their own stories where they were abused, assaulted, harassed, or cheated by the 36 years old. According to reports, his victim ranges from aged women to underaged minors and “seems to have zero remorse, guilt, or sense of wrongdoing.”.
Twitter user who goes by the handle @syanne77 and one of Calibre’s victims has put together the stories of eight women who came to her with their own narrative of Lui Calibre harassing them and believes that “no doubt there are even more out there who have not spoken up.”.
“Lui has a consistent record of using his fame and following to lure young, vulnerable fans into ‘relationships’ with him. He treats these girls like complete garbage, even going so far as to share their nude photos (some of which are underage) without consent,” said Syanne.
If any of this is true, Calibre will be looking at criminal charges that will land him in prison. Besides the allegation of sexual harassment, he will be looking at charges for sharing “nudes” without consent according to the law in the state of California.
Since these allegations surfaced, Calibre has broken his silence through an unclear Tweet.”<3!!!!! #5″ is all he wrote which is far from a proper explanation which as of now is due from his end.
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Krafton is back in the Indian gaming market with the announcement of their new battle-royale title Battlegrounds Mobile India. This new version of PUBG Mobile India was announced a few days ago and its pre-registration process is starting next week. If you want to be among the very first to try this new game, follow these steps to pre-register in it.
Battlegrounds Mobile India is the rebranded version of PUBG Mobile. Krafton changed its social media presence alongside other things to set up a completely new title. The game is set to come in the next few weeks and Indian PUBG Mobile players will get to enjoy their favorite game once again.
The developers were very fast in this procedure as pre-registrations are already queued up. It will start on 18th May 2021 on Google Play Store. Players with iOS devices will have to wait for such a process or the game might be directly launched for them in the future.
If you want to register in this upcoming pre-registration process, you can simply follow the steps given below to do so. Remember to follow it once the registrations begin because the game is not listed on the app store for now.
You can also enable the auto-download option so that the game will be automatically downloaded once it is listed on Google Play Store. Make sure to follow this process after the registrations start. The developers will be giving away multiple rewards for those who register so if you want free items, register in it.
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Renowned Indian Valorant pro Sabyasachi “Antidote” Bose has announced stepping down from the Team Mahi Valorant Roster, a news that has certainly caught thousands of South Asian Valorant fans off-guard.
The 23-year-old revealed the news during TM Sentinel’s YouTube live stream on 15th May.
Needless to say, Antidote was one of the key reasons behind Team Mahi’s success over the past year. His departure is certain to leave the organization with a significant void.
In case you missed it, following the sudden departure of Karan “Excali” Mhaswadkar last month, Team Mahi signed Agneya “Marzil” Koushik to their roster.
Antidote said,
I have no problem with any of my teammates or other members of the squad. I would like to thank all the team members and the fans for all their love and support. I am just stepping down from the organization as I want to play some other roles in the future what I can’t play being in this team as there are already some other experienced players who can do the job for the team.
Luckily, it seems like fans of Antidote won’t need to wait long to see him back in action again.
He assured fans, “I will be back to the competitive soon and I will look forward for some other options for my future as well.”
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Users are unable to type the “hot tub” phrase in the chat of the platform’s official Twitch channel according to reports. The messages are getting removed by moderators as suspected by many.
Anyone who has visited Twitch in the last few months is aware of the “Hot Tub” streams. Such streams are all over Twitch, it is classified as a group of streamers who sit around pools/tubs with swimsuits housed inside the “Just Chatting” category of the platform. Users consider this to a “suggestive content” and do not go in line with Twitch’s culture of video game streaming. The viewership of these streamers has skyrocketed in recent times, thus earning the title of “Twitch meta”.
Though Twitch has certain guidelines in place to prevent oversexualizing their content however there are certain ways it can be exploited. The grey area in their ToS allows such streamers to continue on their platform which has somewhat generated mixed feelings among the veterans.
Reddit user who goes by the handle JitterOS noted that they were unable to post the phrase ‘hot tub streamers’ on Twitch’s main channel during their May 14 Public Access broadcast. The post contained a screenshot where his comments were followed by the message: ‘Your message wasn’t posted due to conflicts with the channel’s moderation settings.’. This implies that Twitch’s moderation settings are preventing such messages.
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As of now, similar messages are not getting returned by the mods at various channels which indicates this to be a mere error or a faulty moderation setting. In any case, Twitch wouldn’t want to let the users know if they are taking steps against “Hot Tub” streamers and if this marks the beginning of that.
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The biggest independent YouTuber Felix Kjellberg has revealed the reason behind taking down the massively popular “My New Car” video in 2016 that mocks celebrities who flex their new cars on YouTube.
Showing off expensive cars on YouTube was a trend back in 2016 and who better than PewDiePie to troll the rich kids on the block. In the video, Felix can be seen showing off his Nissan Micra like it’s an expensive sports car and hilariously imitating the way most YouTubers speak while showing their cars. Micra has “middle-class” written all over it and acts as an ironic element in the video, being in direct contrast with expensive cars.
The video was well-received by the community but it couldn’t make its way to the platform for long. Unlike its predecessor, the video ran into some trouble with the sponsors and it had to be taken down.
The sponsors for the video provided the car for promotional purposes but failed to inform the specifics. Despite repeated inquiries, the company assured Kjellberg and his team that the car ran on petrol but it was far from the truth. Once they filled it up with petrol the engine went in flames, hence an obvious implication. Following the incident, things went south with the sponsors and the video had to be taken down.
When going through a series of funny TikToks on May 14th, PewDiePie came across a video where a car was getting reminding its owner to use Diesel instead of Petrol and it brought back some bittersweet memories from 2016.
Funny how things circle back in life. For those who are really curious about his car, PewDiePie owns a Porsche 911 according to reports, though it’s an expensive car, it is far from a Lamborghini or a Ferrari.
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Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, has announced its inclusion as a constituent in the MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes. The inclusion will be effective as of the close of May 27, 2021.
“We are delighted that Razer has become a constituent of the MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes,” said Min-Liang Tan, Co-Founder and CEO of Razer.
“This milestone is a recognition of Razer’s investment value and a testament to our strategy to grow our gamer-centric ecosystem of hardware, software, and services. Riding on our dominant brand position and intensely loyal user base, our proven capabilities in rolling out innovative, category-defining products and services, we are committed to delivering sustained operational and financial excellence as we continue to engage with a broad base of investors,” he added.
MSCI is a leading provider of critical decision support tools and services for the global investment community.