Abhijeet ‘Ghatak’ Andhare, one of the players representing TSM in India, has dropped some hints on his social media handles which suggest that a big announcement regarding PUBG Mobile India could be made tomorrow. Ghatak posted several stories on his Instagram handle and a tweet as well.
Ghatak has been one of the active players on the TSM-Entity roster and has guided his team as a captain and coach in the competitive ecosystem. He has been a part of TSM since the very start and stepped down after a while to assume the duties of coaching this power-packed roster.
PUBG Mobile India is in limelight for the past few days as several changes are being made to its social media handles. PUBG Mobile India has been officially renamed Battlegrounds Mobile India and an announcement regarding the launch itself was expected to follow very soon. Ghatak has dropped few hints regarding the same.
Ghatak posted a series of stories via his Instagram handle and stated a possibility that some announcement regarding the comeback of PUBG Mobile could be made tomorrow. He took a satirical approach while revealing this information and called out unnamed streamers for their irresponsive behavior.
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW 💪🏻 I said on announcement nothing else 😅 baki 8 9 months me pehli bar kuch accha announcement hone ja raha he ❤️
A tweet was also posted alongside these stories. The tweet clearly states that a “huge announcement” will be made tomorrow and it will be a “good announcement after 8 to 9 months.” PUBG Mobile was banned about 9 months ago and hence, parallels could be drawn between them.
This could be a huge revelation for PUBG Mobile fans in India. They can expect a possible announcement of PUBG Mobile India launch as a new game with the name ‘Battlegrounds Mobile India’. It will be interesting to see if an actual announcement will be made tomorrow or not.
It’s been a year since Riot launched its First-person tactical shooter, Valorant previously dubbed as the ‘Project A’. There lies no doubt that Valorant has lured away from its rival CSGO’s player base where a plethora of professionals made their switch to the former game. Just a few months after the launch, teams like Cloud9, 100 Thieves, G2 Esports were seen assembling rosters for their newly created Valorant divisions. Tyson “TenZ” Ngo, Oscar “Mixwell” Cañellas were among the likes of those who quickly found themselves on a team due to their illustrious career at Counter Strike.
Today we have penned down the best players from the Valorant scene and the list is as follows:
Shahzeb “ShahZaM” Khan Team: Sentinels Region: North America
ShahZaM before making his switch to Valorant was a professional CSGO player who played for reputable teams like Complexity and Cloud9. Under Complexity, he was able to secure his team their first-ever playoff spot at the FACEIT CSGO London Major held in 2018. Later in 2019, he was placed on the bench, and the following year in April, he joined Sentinels Valorant. Under Sentinels, ShahZaM and co have been on a dream run, winning the VCT Stage 1 Masters with most recently, they qualified for the VCT Stage 2 Masters as well, to be held in Iceland.
Tyson ‘TenZ’ Ngo Team: Sentinels Region: North America
The 20-year-old quickly rose to dominance when he was first picked by Cloud9 CSGO. Known for his mechanical aim and a great mind for the game, Tyson decided to transition as a content creator for Cloud9 before he signed up for the latter’s Valorant division as their first professional player. After a series of mixed results with Cloud9 Blue, he yet again decided to take up streaming as his career before joining Sentinels on loan replacing Jay “sinatraa” Won. The signing of Tyson worked like a charm for the team as Sentinels went on to win the VCT Stage 1 Masters event.
Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom Team: Team Liquid Region: Europe
Notably known as the “Headshot Machine” in the CSGO community because of his stupendous aiming power, ScreaM decided to venture into Valorant in a bid for a fresh start and joined Team Liquid in August 2020. With ScreaM on board, Team Liquid were able to book themselves a spot at the VCT Stage 2 Masters after they came out on top in the recently concluded VCT’s EMEA Regional Finals.
Michael ‘Poiz’ Possis Team: Cloud9 Blue Region: North America
Known for his trampling game-play in Valorant’s ranked mode, Poiz was handed a massive breakthrough in his career by signing up with Cloud9 for their Valorant Blue division. Back then when he played by the IGN, “DOINKMACHINE97”, he placed second on the North American Leaderboard in October 2020 followed by his first-ever #1 finish on the same in the very next month.
The North American Organization have decided to reinstate their old coach, who had won them the Intel Grand Slam. Team Liquid on Twitter have announced the addition of Eric “adreN” Hoag as the head coach for their CSGO division.
As earlier reported by HLTV.org and TalkEsport, adreN will take up the Head Coach position at Team Liquid after going on a hiatus from 2020’s second half onwards. This announcement comes only hours after releasing Jason ‘Moses’ O’Toole citing a series of mixed results.
adreN is no stranger to Team Liquid as the former have won them across eight international tournaments, most notably the Intel grand Slam (IGS) Season 2 post their win over french side Vitality at the ESL One Cologne 2019. At that period, Nicholas “nitr0” Cannella was a part of Team Liquid, who went on to assist his side to a plethora of tournament wins before deciding to retire from the scene and pursue a career in Valorant. Soon after nitr0’s retirement, Liquid too parted ways with adreN, which saw the former undergo a partial revamp, bringing aboard Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo and Michael “Grim” Wince.
This is the third time adreN would be back on Liquid, after directing the team first during 2015-16 and for the second time from 2018-20.
In the announcement video, he said,
This time around you know the landscape of Counter Strike is different. The Goal is same as always (to be the #1 team), but I think it’s gonna be a lot harder this time to establish the Number 1 spot.
The upcoming Revenant’s Heirloom in Apex Legends has been leaked by data miners ahead of its actual release, and Apex Legends fans across the world are already eager to get their hands on it.
The leaked Revenant’s Heirloom is set to be a scythe, which is the longest Heirloom melee weapon in the Battle Royale as of yet.
You can take a look at the leak by dataminer ‘Shrugtal’ on Twitter here.
Heirlooms can be quite difficult to obtain, with players requiring 150 Heirloom shards to exchange it for one.
The exact release date of the Revenant Heirloom is still unknown as the developers haven’t made an official announcement yet.
There’ll likely be an in-game event linked with the release of the Heirloom, and players will have to participate in the event to be able to get the Revenant Heirloom.
The art of selling skins, or so-called “skin recycling” and getting great deals on it, is a skill that requires a lot of time and learning. Luckily, there are many methods to do this – official and unofficial. Each one has its own ways of handling safety, privacy and pricing issues.
Luckily, the CS:GO market is diversified enough for the sellers to have many platforms to choose from. Let’s flip through the best ways of selling your skins.
Two basic ways of selling
Anybody who has had even the slightest bit of experience with CS:GO, probably stumbled upon the Steam Marketplace. It’s a universal place, where you can sell your skins, free of charge, to any willing customer. It’s always available and it has the biggest number of active customers (actually, it would be weird if this was not the case).
The other way is to use so-called third-party services. Basically, this means that you can sell your skins on other marketplaces, not just the Steam one. But there are some significant differences regarding how you can conduct your transactions, depending on the service you use. To be more precise, you can’t always sell CS:GO skins for PayPal money.
Steam Marketplace – safety first, but what about money?
The Steam Marketplace is a way of safely selling and purchasing CS:GO skins. It’s Valve’s official channel, where you basically cannot be tricked in any way. The users’ data is encrypted and protected, and every transaction is conducted from their Steam account. There’s only one downside to this method: you cannot get real money from selling skins on Steam.
The revenue is purely virtual, and cannot be transferred outside your Steam account. You can use it to purchase other skins or games, sure. But forget about transferring the revenue to your PayPal account. It’s not quite clear why Valve has decided not to include this function. The reason is probably purely practical: remember how in 2019 Valve has bound the case keys to Steam accounts? The reason why you can’t transfer money from your Steam account to PayPal lies probably in some AML regulations, which are designed to limit the amount of illegal activity in business.
Third-party options – Skinwallet and other sites
If you’re looking for a way to sell CSGO skins for PayPalcash, Skinwallet is a good option to look at. It functions just like the Steam Marketplace, but in this case, you get direct access to the money you earn during the transaction process. Every user can propose a price that is then statistically referenced to the average Steam price.
That way, you always know if you’re overpaying or not. And Skinwallet is used primarily as an opportunity to hunt for great deals like 10%, 20%, or sometimes even 30% or more of the Steam average.
So, the advantage of Skinwallet over the Steam Marketplace is the possibility of earning real money. If there’s any downside of using third-party services, it could be their numbers – they most certainly have a smaller number of customers than Steam itself. But fear not – at the same time, their number of customers increased greatly over the past few years. And it will most certainly continue to do so.
Beware of scammers and false offers!
Using such services as Skinwallet for selling your CS:GO skins for PayPal money is considered safe as it uses encryptions for the trades to occur. But some players say that there’s an alternative, even cheaper way of selling skins – various national or international advertising sites.
For safety reasons, always avoid such offers. It might lead to money fraud and you might never see the skin you’ve just paid for. The Steam Marketplace and such sites as Skinwallet are simply the most legitimate, safe, and user-friendly platforms for selling skins.
Conclusion
“Safety first” is not just a cliché – it’s genuine advice for conducting any transactions online. Simply remember about one thing: selling CS: GO skins for PayPal money is possible only on Skinwallet and similar sites. Steam may also be an option if you’re not particularly interested in CS: GO and play it, say – a few times a month.
Noctilucent Jade is a rare gemstone that is used for progressing the quest “Big Business” and for the ascension of 2 characters — Beidou and Yanfei. The Noctilucous Jade is only found within the Liyue region, inside caves, mines, and near mountainous terrain.
Today we are going to look for sources from which we can easily and efficiently get the Jade in Genshin Impact.
Sold by Shitou
Shitou is an NPC found in Liyue Harbor, Liyue. He sells ores at the Jade Mystery near the north of Teleport Waypoint. His stock resets every 3 days, but the items offered do not change.
Talking with him will allow you to purchase one Noctilucent Jade for 1000 Mora each for up to 5 Jades.
Farmed in Mingyun Village Mine
The Mingyun Mine in the Liyue region is the best location to farm the Jade quickly and efficiently. Inside the mine, you can find various resources like White Iron, Cor Larpis, etc as well as Noctilucent Jades. On average, you can find 3 jades in the mine quickly.
For an efficient farm, use a Geo character with a friend who is also a Geo user. With Geo users you can easily gain double the resources you will get normally and can farm 6 jades in no time.
Other Sources
You can find the Jades in and around Mingyun Village. Players can also find the Jades in caves in the Liyue region as well as slightly before the Oceanid boss arena gates.
You can also follow the Jade farming route found by Dar Gaming and get up to 43 Jade in less than 20 minutes.
Bungie has finally unveiled its take on the highly requested armor transmog system in TWAB (This Week At Bungie) dated 22nd April. The new system will come to the game with Season 14, officially known as Season of the Splicer.
Armor Synthesis is just another fancy word for transmog system that every other MMO features. Armor Synthesis is a system that will allow players to transmog looks of their favorite pieces of armor to another armor with better stats or in destiny’s case a non-sunset armor piece.
Along with the Armor Synthesis in Season 14, Bungie is also bringing back Ada-1 as an exclusive NPC tied to the Armor Synthesis system. She will be the go-to NPC in the tower for all bounties and currencies.
Usually, the transmog system is free or cheap (costing only earnable in-game currency) in MMO games, but in Destiny 2’s case, the “Armor Synthesis” system is a convoluted mess. It does not only limit the number of armor pieces you can transmog to 10 each season each class, but it also comes with its separate 3 new currency that players need to be farm separately.
Sounds complicated? Well, this is just the start, things will become even more confusing later on. I have tried to keep it simple and precise, but Bungie has made a simple system so much complicated that even with edits it will be difficult to explain.
Before we begin, here’s a quick list of steps to convert a piece of gear you desire into a universal ornament.
Defeat enemies to earn Synthstrand.
Spend Synthstrand on bounties to earn Synthcord.
Convert Synthcord at the Loom in the Tower into Synthweave.
Use Synthweave to convert an unlocked armor appearance (Legendary quality or lower) from Collections into a Universal Armor Ornament.
Or just skip all the steps above and use your wallet to purchase Synthweave Template from the Eververse Store. The cost of 1 Synthweave Template token is 300 silver, while the cost of a set of 5 Synthweave Template token is 1000 silver. Plus, Synthweave Templates purchased from Eververse can be applied to any class and there is no limit on purchases and uses, so you can convert your entire collection to universal ornament if you have enough silver.
To earn Synthstrand (New Currency #1) players just need to defeat enemies in Destiny 2. Each enemy you defeat has a chance of dropping Synthstrand. Collect 150 Synthstrand and meet Ada-1 in the tower and acquire class-specific bounties that will reward Synthcord (New Currency #2).
There are five categories of Armor Synthesis bounties: Vanguard, Crucible, Gambit, Destinations, or Raids and Dungeons. Players can pick bounty for the activity they like the most and work towards earning Synthcord. Note that, if you pick up a wrong bounty, only a portion of the Synthstrands will be refunded if you choose to abandon it. So think carefully before picking up any bounty.
After earning enough Synthcord, visit the Loom in the tower to convert Synthcord into Synthweave (New Currency #3). Now use the Synthweave to convert any unlocked armor piece from the collections tab into a Universal Armor Ornament. Note that you can’t transmog Exotic Armor pieces and most of Year 1 armor.
You will be able to do this process up to 10 times per season per class, except during Season of the Splice, which will allow players to transmog up to 20 times per class.
Well, that’s it, Folks! The “Armor Synthesis” system by Bungie is overly complicated and grindy, with a direct bypass for those that can pay up. Rather than a simple implementation like every other MMO, Bungie has chosen the path of most resistance for players that will constantly nudge players towards spending real money to bypass the grindy system and the arbitrary limit of 10 pieces per class.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is conducting their yearly MLBB 515 event which awards the player base with free skins every year. This time, players can use the tickets to get a guaranteed free skins and also complete other tasks to get more skins and other rewards. This event will be called ‘Party Box’ event and a few details have been revealed.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang has a huge pool of heroes and each one of them has exquisite skins in their arsenal. Moonton creates new skins regularly and they are added to the game. Players can buy these skins by using diamonds but for those who do not want to spend any money, they can participate in such events to earn free rewards.
MLBB 515 EVENT DETAILS
The Party Box event comes under the 515 eparty in MLBB. Players need to complete several tasks from 15th to 17th May to earn 515 Racecar tokens. These tokens will be used to redeem Twilight tickets. There are two kinds of twilight tickets in this event.
The normal Twilight Ticket could be obtained by completing these tasks and exchanging the 515 Racecars. When the normal twilight ticket is used for the first time, players will get a guaranteed Elite tier skin. Players can also earn more skins by making five draws at the same time.
An advanced Twilight Ticket will also be present in this event. Players who wish to spend their money can buy these tickets by using diamonds. They can use these tickets to unlock an Epic tier skin. A guaranteed skin will be awarded if five draws are made at once.
MLBB
This event will be live from 11th May to 20th May and players can participate in it to get free rewards. Make sure to login to the game and complete simple tasks to earn a free skin through this event.
S.T.U.N. Skins | 515 Eparty | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
No matter how many times xQc is warned, he can’t seem to keep himself away from unnecessary drama, and this time his fight is with his own girlfriend.
xQc’s girlfriend adepthebest shares an apartment as well as a GTA RP server. Despite getting bans and repeated warnings from server admins/mods, he always finds a way to violate server terms.
Anyone that would like to throw further dog shit my way, be condescending or even contradictory just remember you don't know the facts or behind the scenes etc.
GTA RP servers have certain rules in place that make sure everyone gets to enjoy playing. Players are allowed to take up a storyline of their choice and an unspoken rule is set in place that prevents alteration of their storyline by other players.
xQc violated the same unspoken rule when he killed his girlfriend RP character and it sparked a bit of outrage between them.
“Are you gonna end the stream now so we can go talk like you wanted to talk?”, Adept asked xQc. “I’m tired of hiding behind this f****** s*** that you do every fucking time.”
“I know you’re gonna try so hard to justify behind your character and I know your chat is going to make you feel incredibly justified, you’re gonna double down on it”, Adept snapped back at xQc claiming he “always” does this.
However, the pair ended their respective streams swiftly and adept said “it wouldn’t make sense for my character to be crying on duty lol.” however xQc was a bit annoyed and might quit RP altogether or make a new character going forward.
Apex Legends Season 9 has arrived but with its fare share of problems and its safe to say the transition from Season 8 has been far from smooth.
Apex Legends Season 9 Season 9 aka Legacy, comes with a plethora of new features. Valkyre is the latest character to grace the meadows of Apex Legends and it also introduces a battle mode called Arena that arranges a three-versus-three deathmatch battle.
The update has encountered an unfortunate issue where players are denied access to the store thus preventing them to purchase currency and several other items. Respawn has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.
While there is no answer for the store not working in Apex Legends, the developers have kept parts on the up and about how they’re attempting to chip away at the fixes at this moment.
Up until now, the developers have fixed the server and several other issues have generally been dealt with. The store issue remains unfixed but not unattended and players can hop into a match now given server issues are resolved.
The store, inventory, and Battle Pass should all be back up and running. We are a go!
One minor side effect of the fix we implemented is that your equipped items will be reset: characters will be set back to default skins, heirlooms un-equipped, etc. Just re-equip through menus!
