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3 ways to get free diamonds in Free Fire in May 2021

Garena’s Free fire is well known for diamonds, the in-game currency. It is often used to unlock weapons, pets along with character cosmetics. In order to acquire the diamonds, players would need to get them from the store by paying real-life money. Well doing the latter is really not an option for some of them out there.

Here are the steps by which you can earn free diamonds in Free Fire. These steps would help those who often tend to grab most of the in-game content without investing in the game.

Note: This article is for those who often search the web for earning free diamonds while the regular players might know these steps. 

In-game events

Players can earn diamonds by completing a plethora of in-game events. Upon doing the same, in the end, they are credited with some amount of diamonds. These in-game events can be challenging and demand a high skill set which can indeed be a problem for the new players. 

Giveaways

Free Fire streamers on YouTube do organize multiple giveaways and the prizes set are incredibly attractive enough most of the time. Participating in such giveaways can be useful if you’re in need of diamonds. Though players would still need to bank on their luck to win such giveaways as dozens of mobile gamers enroll for the same.

Google opinion Rewards application credit

Players can download the Google Opinion Rewards application from the Playstore on their mobile and can complete surveys to earn a Google play credit amount. With the help of the play credit earned, they can get the diamonds from the in-game store. The surveys do contain a list of questions and are often easy to be answered. Other applications like Easy Rewards also do help you get the Google Play credit.

To download Google Opinion Rewards on your phone, click here.

To download Easy Rewards on your phone, click here.

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Valve Fixes Issues With CSGO Trust Factor Matchmaking

Through a Tweet on April 29th, Valve announced that they have fixed some underlying problems in Trust factor matchmaking.

According to the developers, players may have experienced a lot of “bad matches” recently as a result of this issue with Trust matchmaking.

Needless to say, this is exciting news for the CSGO player base since this update will help players get matched in fair games.

If you were finding yourself being placed in competitive matches with cheaters or griefers recently, it was likely due to this issue.

CSGO has been facing a huge problem with cheaters since the dawn of its existence. The Trust Factor matchmaking system was introduced by Valve as a countermeasure to separate them from the clean player base.

Moving forward, players can expect to experience a significant improvement of the quality in matchmaking.

If you’re still encountering cheaters in your games, remember to report them in-game which may lead to them receiving a permanent ban from VAC or Overwatch.

COD Mobile Season 4 Release Date

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With COD Mobile Season 3 about to conclude and speculations for Season 4 is already on the rise. Season 3 had tons of interesting and fresh for players to enjoy until the presumed release of season 4 later this month.

Season 3 donned a Tokyo Escape theme with fitting in-game elements to complement it. The idea to build a season around a particular theme was an instant success, to say the least. Players were extremely satisfied with the last major update and were left wanting more. As season 3 looks to meet its end in a few weeks’ time we look for a possible release date for the next season.

Season 3 Battle Pass end on 26th May 2021 so it is safe to assume Season 4 drops on the day after, i.e 27th May 2021. Season 4 leaks have hinted at a plethora of new features that will address the longstanding requests of the community.

The biggest leak so far hints towards a return of the zombie mode. A fan-favorite game mode that has been requested by fans for as long as anyone can remember. According to sources, the Chinese build has shown a ” Zombies and Prestige” feature built into the game.

So far it cannot be said for sure whether the developers will actually add it in the global build but given the hype built around, they might actually go ahead and do it, given a big change was long overdue and Season 4 might just be the time to drop it.

Garena donates 1000 oxygen cylinders to COVID-19 relief in India

The developers of the famous battle royale title Free Fire have made a generous donation of one thousand oxygen cylinders to aid India in its fight against the deadly coronavirus. The number of cases in India are rising sharply and Garena has extended a helping hand in this battle.

Sea Limited, a Singapore-based internet company, has made this donation via its subsidiary named Garena. Garena is the developer of Free Fire and the social media handles of this popular game posted about this donation.

Free Fire enjoys a large player base and fan support in India and the developers have decided to help India in the time of crisis. The donation post included a thanking note for the frontline workers and a donation of 1000 oxygen cylinders to India.

The post reads, “To all our frontline workers across India this May Day, Thank you for your selfless dedication and courage. Sea is donating 1000 cylinders of oxygen, and we are committed to supporting you in this fight against COVID. We stand with you in this time of need.”

India is currently facing a destructive second wave of COVID-19 where cases are rising steadily and the healthcare system is becoming inadequate with the rising numbers. Oxygen support is of utmost importance for severe cases and this donation can prove lifesaving for many.

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Olofmeister set to return, to consider pursuing Valorant as well

After a two month break from professional Counter Strike, Olof “⁠olofmeister⁠” Kajbjer is all set to return to the competitive scene.

A former member of Fnatic, Olof signed for FaZe Clan in 2017 and most notably helped the team to first-place finishes at the ESL One New York’17, ECS Season 4 Finals followed by two championships at the Blast Pro series in 2019.

He went on a hiatus until October 2020, chose to once again step in for FaZe after he was poised to fill in the void left by Nikola “NiKo“ Kovac on the active roster.

Earlier in February, he decided to call it quits on his Counter-Strike career after he experienced fatigue but praised the game to be among his favorites.

A day ago, the 29-year-old Swede was spotted streaming Valorant on his Twitch Channel where he further revealed his plans to come back from retirement and compete in the professional scene.

From his stream, upon being asked by one of his viewers about his recent retirement phase, he did reveal having received offers to post his announcement but they were ultimately declined as he never knew what’s next and didn’t want to risk while feeling the same.

It’s still unclear whether he would continue competing in Counter-Strike or take up Valorant as his primary expertise. On the stream as well, he never ruled out the probability of him pursuing Valorant as he would first assess his options from that of CSGO. In April he reportedly tried for Fnatic’s Valorant division but there had been no follow-ups regarding the same.

Currently, he sits on the bench of FaZe Clan while he evaluates his options, going forward in the scene. 

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Dream Asks Fans to “Spread Love and Positivity” Amid Karl Jacobs Drama

Over the course of 2020, YouTuber ‘Dream’ found himself rising in the ranks among the most popular Minecraft YouTubers, and is currently standing at the top of the charts with a subscriber count of a whopping 21.7 million. While the star was involved in a number of controversies, his popularity continued to spike steadily over the past year.

A few days ago, Dream’s friend and popular content creator Karl Jacobs was under fire from fans for his controversial association with former (now banned) Twitch streamer Ice Poseidon. The 22-year-old explained his point of view through a Twitch stream, and later elaborated on it through a Twitlonger.

Amid this controversy, Dream responded to a Tweet by another fellow streamer Tyler ‘Trainwrecks’ Niknam calling to “teach and correct mistakes.”

“How you respond and grow from mistakes you’ve made is what should define you, not your mistakes,” Dream said in his reply.

A few hours later, Dream elaborated his thoughts on the matter in a Tweet.

“Every single person on earth is uneducated before they’re educated,” Dream said. “That’s how educating exists. You had to be taught to be gentle with animals when you were a kid, and be taught what words were hurtful and what words weren’t, and be taught manners and how to treat people with respect. “

“Mistakes that you make now are documented forever on the internet, and things that in the past before the internet would have been learning experiences can now very quickly spiral into something much bigger,” he said.

 “Words can be helpful, words can be reassuring, words can be insightful, and words can be necessary, but at the end of the day, remember that not everyone is as good with words as others,” he explained further. “Don’t be manipulated by a forked tongue, but also don’t confuse a normal one for a forked one because of a stutter.”

While Dream has emphasized that the post isn’t directly relevant to the situation of Karl Jacobs, a lot of fans seem to be thinking otherwise.

Aim Lab Partners Up With Valorant Champions Tour

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The popular aim trainer game Aim Lab has partnered up with Riot Games’ Valorant Champions Tour to launch Aim Lab Combine.

To celebrate the collaboration between the two, Aim Lab has also organized a giveaway to the top performers with the highest scores. Players can receive prizes by obtaining the highest overall scores during April 29th-May 5th.

“While the Aim Lab Combine is open to the public, players can link their Riot accounts to access its full suite of features and prizes,” Riot stated in their website. “Registered players will appear on leaderboards that post top scores from each individual task and top cumulative scores.”

Aim Lab will record the personal statistics of players through a series of six specialized tasks. These tasks will test the players’ Valorant fundamentals like entry, headshot accuracy, microflexing, tracking, trigger control and wall peeking. 

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Players can also choose to compare their own statistics with their friends’ or that of professional players.

Created by a group of neuroscientists and released in 2017, Aim Lab provides means of improving their FPS aim to beginners and pro players alike. The title is currently free-to-play and you can get it on Steam.

PUBG Mobile India likely to be named Battlegrounds Mobile India after launch

The Indian version of PUBG Mobile was commonly termed as “PUBG Mobile India” for the last few months but new information suggests that the name of this game will be changed to “Battlegrounds Mobile India” in the future. Gemwire discovered this new information while looking into the source code of the official website of PUBG Mobile India.

PUBG Mobile was banned in India in September and soon afterwards, PUBG Mobile India was announced as a replacement to the global version. This new title was developed specifically for the Indian fanbase, similar to pre-existing games like PUBG Mobile KR and Game for Peace, the Chinese version of PUBG Mobile.

After the announcement of PUBG Mobile, a new website and social media handle for this game surfaced on the internet. The background image on this website shows the message “PUBG Mobile India, Coming Soon” and has flickering diyas to symbolize the Indian variant.

Gemwire did new research on this website and found out some important changes made to the background image. Their team analyzed the source code and found links to a new creative-asset added to the website.

A new poster creative was found on the website which previously hosted the lantern-flickering creative of the initial announcement of PUBG Mobile India. According to it, the name of this localized version has been changed to ‘Battlegrounds Mobile India’ in that image. A “Coming Soon” message was also included alongside the name. This could be another video made private in their asset collection on Vimeo with a new thumbnail.

This change could potentially mean that PUBG Mobile India is being renamed to Battlegrounds Mobile India. The significance of this potential change could not be speculated for now but after the recent trailer leak from the social media handles of PUBG Mobile India, it could be assumed that PUBG Mobile India is undergoing some new changes.

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Latest Rockstar Job Listing Suggests GTA 6 May Release Soon

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Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series are eagerly waiting for the announcement of a sequel to the ever-so-popular GTA V since 2018. While they have not officially announced the squeal, Rockstar and Take-Two have dropped multiple hints suggesting that the successor GTA 6 is already under production might come soon.

As per a new job advert, Rockstar is looking for game testers for Studios in India, Lincoln, and Edinburg to test out an “upcoming project” — which fans believe is none other than GTA 6. Leaks and rumors have previously suggested that a new game could come out in 2021 and

with Take-Two making an appearance in the upcoming E3 2021 online conference, it is a possibility that we might get an announcement about the game this year. 

Rockstar India lists “knowledge and experience of Rockstar’s recent titles” as one of the needed qualifications. While Rockstar has previously announced the next-gen update for GTA 5 coming to Xbox Series X/S and PS5, the port of GTA 5 isn’t out yet. So the job listing might involve testing for the next-gen update of GTA 5, rather than the new rumored game.

All the previous rumors and leaks have only been related to the content. Whether it’s the NPCs, protagonists, or the map, there were rumors and hints about everything. However, this is the first time a piece of news or rumor somewhat confirms a timeline for the game. As with all rumors, we’ll have to wait for an official word from Rockstar Games. 

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Rainbow Six Siege Cheater is an Alleged Suspect of Ubisoft Montreal Hostage Hoax

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A recent report reveals that the primary suspect behind the hoax Ubisoft Montreal hostage situation of last year is an avid Rainbow Six Siege cheater who reportedly called in multiple threats to the studio in Montreal. 

Canadian Newspaper, La Presse reports that a French citizen named Yanni Ouahioune, who was banned over 80 times from Rainbow Six Siege for cheating in the online game devised a hoax hostage situation to take revenge for being banned by Ubisoft.

La Presse has obtained a court document according to which the primary suspect, Yanni Ouahioune is being investigated for making the hoax phone calls that led to a police investigation at Ubisoft Montréal. The individual involved apparently spoofed their phone number to make it appear as though the call came from within the studio and demanded a ransom for hostages.

The documents also reveal that Ubisoft Montreal received two more hoax calls in the following months, one reporting a bomb been left at the studio, and another claiming that one of the company’s executives had been killed. There were also some calls that reportedly asked for access to ban people within Rainbow Six Siege, including banning the Swedish Siege professional Spoit from the game. An investigation into the matter by Ubisoft reportedly led to Yanni Ouahioune being named as the primary suspect.

La Presse was able to contact Ouahioune, who admitted his earlier wrongdoings like creating a site to steal Siege accounts and involvement in a swatting incident from 2017. However, he denied any part in the hoax calls to Ubisoft Montréal in November last year and claimed that his name has only come up because he’s known at Ubisoft.

As it stands, the investigation is still ongoing. The hostage hoax has so far cost Ubisoft over $1.7 million (Canadian dollars) for lost productivity and over $15,000 in psychological services, and $40,000 in material damages.

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