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Koei Tecmo shared some exciting details ahead of Nioh 2’s PC and PS5 launch, they will be giving away two armor sets to all existing and new Nioh 2 players. This limited-time bonus will be available starting February 5 until February 26 and will be delivered via a small update.

Team Ninja showed off the Ornate Gold armor as well as the Sohaya Deserter garb on Twitter.

PC players will be getting complete keyboard and mouse support, ultra-wide display options, frame rates up to 144Hz, HDR compatibility, and 4K resolution as well as an extra bonus cosmetic item, Steam Helmet. While PS5 users can expect ultra-fast loading times and up to 120fps and improved visuals over the current version.

Nioh 2 is currently available on PS4 and was well received by fans and critics alike.

The PC version will be releasing on February 5 on Steam as well as remastered versions of both Nioh titles dubbed The Nioh Collection for PS5.

Ex-Street Fighter pro and Cross Counter TV owner Ryan “Gootecks” Gutierrez has responded to Twitch’s removal of PogChamp emote by uploading a new response video talking about Twitch’s decision to remove the original PogChamp emote and how it’s wrong. 

On January 6 right after the failed extremist attack on US Capitol, Ryan “Gootecks” Gutierrez tweeted out asking his fans on Twitter if there would be a “civil unrest for the woman who was executed inside the Capitol”. Shortly after his tweet went viral, Twitch acted quickly and deemed that Gooteck’s tweet about the Capitol violence goes against the platform’s TOS and was “encouraging further violence”. Right after that, Twitch removed the PogChamp emote.

“We’ve made the decision to remove the PogChamp emote following statements from the face of the emote encouraging further violence after what took place in the Capitol today.“

“We want the sentiment and use of Pog to live on – its meaning is much bigger than the person depicted or image itself– and it has a big place in Twitch culture. However, we can’t in good conscience continue to enable the use of the image.”

Twitch swiftly implemented a new solution and decided to introduce a “New PogChamp” emote daily featuring various streamers on the platform.

Announcing the response video on Twitter, Gooteck tweeted out saying

“I got been locked out of Twitter for tweets about [HCQ] on 08/04, not the video I posted 01/06. 

Twitch has chosen to remove the PogChamp emote from the platform(?) as a response to a tweet.

My response will be on YouTube soon.”

While the new solution is working as intended, the original face of PogChamp emotes Gooteck was unhappy with the way Twitch handled the situation. In the response video uploaded on his Cross Counter TV Youtube Channel, Gooteck pointed out inconsistencies in the actions of both Twitter and Twitch. While his Tweet was deemed “unwanted and inciting violence” by Twitch, the social media site in question — Twitter didn’t take any action against his Tweet and only locked his account temporarily for another tweet. 

Peachachoo has finally opened up about her involvement in the ongoing feud between Bob7 and Destiny where the latter is throwing some serious allegations at the former that has got multiple people in the community involved.

TBob7 has been accused by Destiny of manipulating and deceiving a number of female streamers with Peachachoo being one of them. According to Destiny, TBob7 has leaked private chat messages that put a strain among the female streamers causing them to doubt each other. Bob since then has pushed a “manifesto” where he goes point by point and defends himself against every allegations thrown at him by Destiny, and further adds more screenshots to attest his claims.

Peach has been dug deep into this drama that has forced her to come out and publish a statement where she claims to enjoy it all as a spectator. Her statement indicates that she has no part to play in this feud and minds her own business by staying out of all this. “drama this. drama that. i’m just eating beans” read her statement.

The drama has pulled more attention than it deserves, for something meaningless, the feud has got a lot of significant people involved who has a reputation to defend. Whether or not these accusations has some truth to them, the best outcome for everyone will be to let go off it and move foreword with a fresh start. Pulling on this will do more harm than good as nothing good ever comes out from digging old graves.

FaZe Clan co-owner Nordan “Rain” Shat went under recovery in the summer of 2020 after he was caught abusing drugs on Instagram live. He comes out after months giving us a short update on his recovery process.

In the March of 2020, Shat was forced out of the FaZe House after the news surfaced. He went under a recovery process without proving any update until now. Fans were extremely disappointed with him when they found out about multiple issues surrounding him and things turned worse when the same drugs started to take a toll on his body to the point it left him paralyzed.

Rain’s intentions were clear from the start, he was quick to realize his mistake and opened himself up to a recovery process. Apparently, things have been going well that is evident from the tweet. Although things going well doesn’t mean that he will be back to his YouTube lifestyle.

Heading into 2021, things are getting better for him. “The pain is spreading and getting worse and worse every day. I can’t live like this. If only you knew how fucked I am. Trying my best I promise.” tweeted Rain back in September. However, in his latest tweet, he confirms that he has been free of drugs for 5 months now, thus a YouTube comeback can be expected soon.

Drug abuse is a terrible thing, and for someone like Rain who is looked upon my millions of kids, this might act as a bad influence for them. Better late than never, Rain has realized his mistake and has taken a respectable way out of it. We hope 2021 turns out a better year and he can return to his glory days of vlogging and gaming.

One of the biggest Call Of Duty Warzone events of the year hit a snag after allegations of cheating surfaced against the Trio of METZY_B, kyrptic_j0ker, & Unifyz participating as a team in the $250K Twitch Rivals Doritos Bowl Warzone event.

The cheating allegation came in after some players noticed the Trio taking extremely sharp aim towards the end of the fourth round of action. After this several Warzone veteran competitors also began accusing the players of cheating and soon an investigation was called upon the game and the event was paused. 

100 Thieves’ Tommey shared various clips of the Trio using auto-aim to lock-on enemy players. His video went viral on social media and soon other professional players also joined Tommey, particularly FaZe’s Nickmercs, who was the first to support Tommey’s suspicion and tweet out saying:

“Unfortunately without anti-cheat, authentic Warzone tournaments just aren’t possible anymore. We learned a lot from those Gauntlets & I’ve been tellin’ y’all. There’s too much cheese & way too many rats. Bob & weave baby.”

The organizers were soon to react and banned the Trio from the competition. Event host Caleb ‘WavePunk’ Simmons later released a statement where he explained:

“Based on the evidence submitted from various sources in and out of the tournament, [Twitch has] determined that [their] gameplay was unnatural beyond a reasonable doubt.”

Soon after the disqualification, Twitch opted to move forward with the event and continued the day from the fifth map with one less team in the lobby. 

METZY disqualified from Twitch Rivals Warzone tournament

After being disqualified from the tournament, one of the members of the Trio, METZY_B joined Tommey’s Discord call and showed his PC, the programs he’s been using, and more, in an attempt to clear his name. Tommey, after investigating the situation, conceded that METZY_B was clean and got it wrong this time and there wasn’t enough proof to go on with the ban.

“I apologize for that, which’ll mean very little to a lot of you and I know that. I didn’t want to take it any further but nobody else seemed to care (bar one or two) and he asked if I’d talk to him so he can prove he was clean, which he did.”

While METZY wasn’t reinstated to the tournament, many critics deleted their tweets after Tommey apologized. Tommey also clarified that he played no part in reporting METZY to the admins or forcing his removal and the player is “more than welcome to take his earnings” from the event.