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Riot teases new agent and map for Valorant Act 3

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Valorant patch 1.09 has just arrived a few days ago, and Riot has already started teasing upcoming content for their competitive shooter.

Due to patch 1.09 still being in its infancy, not much is known about what Riot had planned for the next big update. However, Riot has left a number of hints in their social media handles for their fans to “decode”.

The Act 2 of Valorant will end in the next few days, making way for the start of Act 3. Here’s what Riot Games have teased so far on the next big update.

ALSO READ | New Valorant Agent Codename Leaked in latest patch 1.09.

The first major hint Riot gave was through a tweet on September 24th. Fans were asked, “Who’s on the bench?” with an attached video which no one could normally understand at first glance.

Fans were quick to figure out the meaning behind the tweet. The answer to the first question was revealed to be “Kench on the bench” which was written in Korean in the attached video, while the other phrases translated somewhere along the lines of “A look on the rise, River king

Discovered the place belonging to him.” Interestingly, “the rise” can point towards the map Ascent instead.

While investigating this “bench”, players found out a bench on the map ascent with a face of Kench on it. For the unaware, Tahm Kench is a champion in Riot’s MOBA title ‘League of Legends’.

This has led many to believe that the next act will bring in Kench as the new Valorant agent. Some are also arguing that Ascent might be undergoing changes in the upcoming update.

The next big hint came yesterday, and this time Riot threw a direct challenge at players to “decode this.” The tweet was attached with a similar cryptic picture.

The picture was soon translated through multiple languages by a fan.

This can hint to a winter-themed map being added to Valorant in Act 3, which is certainly exciting news as a snowy terrain can really spice things up in the shooter.

Earlier, Riot had revealed that the Act 3 will be introduced to Valorant on October 13th, so you’ll only have to wait a couple of days to find out what Riot has in store for us.

Dr Disrespect hints that he might know the reason for his controversial Twitch Ban

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In a recent stream this week, Dr Disrespect answered some questions regarding his sudden Twitch Ban. Since his ban in June, Disrespect went radio silent to collect his thoughts and later came out with an explanation saying “he has no clue” on why he received the ban.

Dr Disrespect has since moved on to YouTube as his platform of choice to continue streaming where he is still pulling a considerable number of viewers every stream.

In a stream this week, Disrespect hinted that he may have a hint on why he received a ban, contradicting his earlier “no clue” statements. When asked by a viewer who identified himself as an “active duty Master Chief”, Dr Disrespect answered him with an analogy of how the Navy gets rid of big brass to make room for 3 new fresh recruits.

Basically, he meant that Twitch got rid of him because his salary was very large and the company could hire 3 less famous faces who didn’t cost as much.

With Ninja and Shroud also making their way back to Twitch, Disrespect’s analogy seems more on point. It is also weird how Twitch got rid of him just before Mixer crashed and closed, which might speculate that Twitch had insider info about Mixer closing down and streamers like Ninja and Shroud not being exclusive anymore.

With their former stars not being Exclusive anymore, Twitch made the move and hired them again before Facebook gaming or YouTube Gaming could approach them. So by getting rid of Dr Disrespect, Twitch freed up money to offer contracts to Ninja and Shroud.

This all is just speculation at this point as Dr Disrespect is under an NDA and can’t fully explain his side of the story.

Ninja calls Valorant “Unplayable”

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Valorant has been facing some bugs and issues since the launch of the game but we saw Ninja posting on twitter that the game is currently unplayable.

He said that the game has been facing some glitches, connection issues as well as hackers in high ranked matches and is hoping for a fix by the developers soon.

Riot has been working quite actively in removing cheaters from the game and the Anti-Cheat Police Department recently tweeted saying that all the cheats from the game have been almost removed and the players should expect better matchmaking in almost all ranks.

One of the few glitches included Sova’s ultimate that Ninja also listed in his tweet and Riot shared that they will be fixing all the glitches in the next patch very soon.

COD Mobile: How To Unlock ‘Hacker’ Battle Royale Class

Call of Duty: Mobile completes its one year anniversary on 1st October and launched a new event called “Technogeek” which gives away the new BR class Hacker for free. Hacker is the BR class in COD: Mobile and very useful for meddling with the enemy surveillance system as well as in stealthy charges.

How to unlock Hacker BR class in COD: Mobile?

The Technogeek event started on 2nd October and will be live till 14th October. This event will feature ten simple tasks that are exclusive to the battle-royale mode and each task gives 10 points. By completing the tasks and stacking up to 100 points, the players will unlock subsequent rewards and ultimately the Hacker BR class.

List of Technogeek Tasks:

  • Pick up a customized weapon from an airdrop three times.
  • Survive in a match for twenty minutes.
  • Enter the top 20 two times.
  • Use vending machines in the Black Market 2 times.
  • Run over and kill two enemies while driving a vehicle.
  • Use armor plates to repair your vest 5 times.
  • Deal 1,500 damage in BR mode.
  • Use the CD machine in Downtown 2 times.
  • Kill 2 enemies with headshots.
  • Pick up a rare weapon 5 times.
  • Land in the Radar Base area 2 times.
  • Kill 3 enemies in the Outpost area.

Note: All of these tasks are compulsory and to be done in battle royale mode only.

Once you complete these tasks, you will unlock the following rewards:

  • Freight Train Parachute – 20 points
  • Freight Train Wingsuit – 40 points
  • Freight Train ATV – 60 points
  • Hacker BR class – 80 points
  • Special Ops three – Iridescent: 100 points

What does Hacker BR class do?

As mentioned in the first paragraph, Hacker is a BR class used for stealthy combats. This class has one active and other passive ability, similar to others.

The active ability is called as Ice Pick. This ability will jam all enemy radars in the vicinity and make their gadgets useless. The passive ability is called Hard Wired. This ability will prevent any meddling in the mini-map by the opponents’ Hackers and give you stealth advantage. The players using Hacker will go unnoticed in the mini-map once the ability is active.

Also Read: How to use CD Machine in COD: Mobile

Free Fire Guild Names: List and How to make custom name

Free Fire is getting popular day by day and its player base is tremendously rising. With the rise in number of players, the most common and well known nicknames are getting taken away. Alongside nicknames, the guild names are also getting occupied at a very fast rate. Here is a list of some unique Free Fire guild name and how you can generate your own name.

Free Fire Guilds Concept:

Guild system is very similar to a clan system from games like PUBG Mobile. Players join a specific guild to form some alliances and play under a certain banner. Guilds also provide as a support to an individual player by introducing them to new allies and there are also certain rewards than can be redeemed through completing the guild tasks.

Players can get enrolled in pre-existing guilds or make one by themselves and nurture it. Whatever you do, the guild name plays an important part in the process. Whether you already have a name in mind, or want to search for a new one, you can follow these simple steps to make it happen.

How to find perfect Free Fire guild names?

If you already had a guild name in mind, but could not keep it because it’s been used before or you simply find it hard to think of a name, follow these steps to overcome these difficulties.

  • Head onto Nickfinder and choose any nickname you like and copy it.
  • Paste as your guild name and you are good to go.
  • If you have a name in mind, customise it using LingoJam to transform into another format.

List of some guild names:

If you still find it difficult to find a name, pick one from this following list:

  • God of Blood hunters
  • Rifle+Guts
  • Frenzy Shooters
  • Covert Destroyer
  • Tilted Stabbers
  • Vampiric Ghosts
  • Dark Spirits
  • C-19 Parasites
  • Frantic Saboteur
  • Dirty Grenadier
  • Electric Tank
  • Grim Noob
  • Noobies Choosies
  • Loser Hunters
  • King-Pins
  • Unwanted Headshots
  • Bigshots of Game
  • Love to Kill
  • All Kill
  • Punisher’s Apprentice
  • Lost Blood
  • Sweet Kills
  • Blood Slurps
  • Bad Boys
  • Walking Pegasus
  • Predators Unleashed
  • Killer Romeos
  • Heroic Hunks
  • Best Blusters
  • Terrific Tornados
  • Accurate Arrows

Also Read: Free Fire Max: Information, Download and more.

Global Esports end VLT Gaming’s unbeaten record in Valorant

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All good things come to an end. VLT Gaming endured through every match unbeaten up until now, bagging every title and trophy possible in Valorant. However, Global Esports has done the unthinkable, ending VLT’s unbeaten run in Valorant by inflicting a 2-0 defeat to their rivals.

The first map, Split, did go Global’s way 13-11. However, it was far from easy with Global made to toil for the win. Debanjan ‘ DeathMaker’ Das and Jayanth ‘skillZ’ Ramesh led the server in terms of kills on Split.

Ascent went down to the wire, with VLT Gaming mounting a comeback to level the scores and push the map into overtime. However, Global Esports wrapped up things with a 14-12 scoreline to inflict VLT’s first official defeat ever in Valorant history. DeathMaker and skillZ were the stars for Global once again while Sabyasachi ‘Antidote‘ Bose stepped up for VLT, putting up a valiant effort to push it to a third map.

Even though VLT might have lost their undefeated tag, they are not yet out of LG Ultragear TEC Valorant Challenger Series 2, with Global Esports only knocking them down to the lower bracket.

Mika Daime recent Valorant hacking controversy explained

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Cheating in video games is not a new thing. There have been repeated instances of cheaters surfacing across popular esports titles like CSGO or Valorant. However, it’s also not rare for players to be wrongly accused of cheating due to a few lucky plays or visual glitches, and that’s exactly what happened in the case of Filipino content creator Mika Daime, according to Riot.

Daime is a prominent Valorant streamer from the Philippines and a celebrated personality on Facebook Gaming, with a follower count of over 138,000 on the platform.

When professional Valorant players Matt ‘Wardell’ Yu and Keven ‘Player 1’ Champagne came across a clip from Mika’s Valorant gameplay, they were both swift to suspect her of cheating and proceeded to accuse her of using aimbot and wallhacks.

While Vanguard has done a great task at keeping cheaters at bay, there have been instances of hackers occasionally slipping through the anti-cheat system by Riot. This further helped fuel the suspicions against

Mika Daime, and the community exploded with accusations against the Filipino star across social media platforms.

The controversies got to a point where Riot finally decided to intervene. “Normally, we don’t want to add to the publicity of any individual case, but because this one’s getting a little out of hand: Mika is innocent,” a Riot Dev said. “We’ve completed a thorough investigation of Mika’s gameplay, and while the clips might be suspicious individually, we’re confident that cheating software was not utilized for the accused sessions.”

Even after the confirmation from Riot’s side, the community stood divided on their opinions. The Dev’s comment was showered with downvotes on Reddit as fans started criticizing Riot’s stance regarding the incident.

How to Use CD Machine in COD Mobile

Call of Duty: Mobile is launching several new events on the occasion of its first anniversary. The game completed its first year on October 1 and introduced two new events named Survival of the Fittest and Technogeek. One of these events has a “use CD machine” task and many are confused about how to complete it.

Technogeek is an in-game event for which players will have to complete certain tasks to unlock subsequent rewards. The tasks are exclusive for battle royale mode and are very easy to complete. At the end of these tasks, players will unlock the new BR class “Hacker”.

How to use CD Machine:

To complete this specific task, it is already given that the location is Downtown hence you don’t have to do much, just follow these simple steps and complete the task:

Step One: Enter battle-royale matchmaking and jump to the “Downtown” location.

Step Two: Head inside the main building and try to find a CD Machine box. The location can be tracked by watching this video.

Step Three: Once you locate the CD Machine, go closer and click on Play Device.

Screengrab via RIC Gaming YT

Step Four: Hit the play button and shuffle between the songs using the provided toggle. Do this in two games and your task will be completed.

Screengrab via RIC Gaming YT

After repeating the process two times, your task will be completed and points will be rewarded respectively. Continue doing all the missions and finally, you will unlock the new BR class easily.

Also Read: CALL OF DUTY: MOBILE MADE $480 MILLION IN REVENUE AS THE GAME TURNS A YEAR OLD

Call Of Duty: Mobile made $480 Million in revenue as the game turns a year old

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COD Mobile just turned a year old on 30th Sept. With more than 270 million downloads worldwide through Google Playstore and Apple’s App Store, the game still remains very popular among players and generated close to $500 million in its 1st year.


According to reports by Sensor Tower, COD: Mobile has generated more than $480 million in revenue since its launch a year ago. The U.S. is the biggest market of the game with more than 50 million installs alone had generated close to 45% of the global revenues amounting to a staggering $215 million. Only Brazil and India came in second and third respectively in terms of downloads.

According to Sensor Tower, COD: Mobile ranks 3rd in terms of revenue generated by any shooter game in the U.S. between Oct. 1, 2019, to Sept. 30, 2020. PUBG: Mobile ranks 1st followed by Fortnite Mobile. Further, the report predicts that with Fortnite leaving the Gooogle Playstore COD: Mobile will gain 2nd position and hold onto it comfortably throughout the year.

The reports also highlight the importance of the Chinese market for these games to earn revenue. With COD: Mobile to soon release in China, the revenue will further be strengthened and next year the game will be in a better position revenue-wise. The game has already been approved by China’s gaming regulator and will undergo a final test on Oct. 20.

As soon as the game launches in China, Activision will bring a huge update to CoD: Mobile later this month to celebrate the game’s first anniversary. The update will feature the most anticipated season 11 update, the contents of which have been kept a secret.

CSGO Legend S1mple is the most consistent player in the world according to statistics

You can’t possibly be a CSGO fan if you’re unfamiliar with the name of Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev. The Na’Vi star is renowned across the competitive scene as a Counter-Strike legend and is often regarded by fans as the greatest player to have ever touched the game.

Another aspect of CSGO where s1mple outshines every other professional player is consistency. The 23-year-old has repeatedly proven how consistent of a player he is over the years, but now we have the stats to show for it.

After taking a glance at s1mple’s HLTV profile and comparing his stats from 2019 and 2020, we can safely conclude that s1mple is one of the if not the most consistent player in CSGO of all time.

Not only does the Ukrainian rock a rating of 1.30 on both years, but his kills per round (KPR) count has also not deteriorated even a bit and stands strong at 0.85. On the other hand, his surviving percent in a round has increased from 40.5% to 41.4%, which goes along to show that he has improved as a player.

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While his assists per round have taken a small hit from 0.10 to 0.09, it can be explained due to his increased efficiency with the AWP. His AWP kills per round have increased from 0.30 to 0.38, which is a significant increase when considered in the highest levels of competitive play.

Photo: Reddit

S1mple is currently one of the top contenders to become the #1 CSGO player of 2020. He was crowned the first place in 2018 by HLTV and lost to Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut in 2019. He was also awarded the PC player of the year award in 2018.