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Valorant Indian servers are now live for testing

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Update: Riot developers confirmed to us that the servers went live in India but it’s in sandbox mode.

“The sooner, the better,” while a Riot Games employee had earlier pitched out plans to deploy Valorant servers in South-Asia by late 2020, the servers are live right now! In an update for Valorant dated September 16, data miners had also found hidden strings suggesting new servers coming to Mumbai, India.

Prior to the release of the flagship first-person-shooter title, the developers had vowed to provide less than 35 ms ping to users across the globe. The coronavirus pandemic might have led to undesirable delays, though, the developers are adding servers across regions at a rapid pace.

Prior to the establishment of South-Asian servers in Mumbai, India, a vast sum of players in this region were previously connected to Singapore servers, or at times, the servers in Hong Kong. With the arrival of servers in Mumbai, thousands of Valorant enthusiasts in this part of the world are likely to celebrate. 

Alongside South-Asian servers, Valorant servers in the Middle-East and their website in Arabic also went live.

Valorant Middle East servers are live

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Earlier today Valorant’s Twitter handle for Arab region tweeted, “You asked us about the Middle-East servers…and here we go – you’ll start noticing the low ping soon.” And the servers are live within three hours. 


Several users in the Middle-East region who would earlier connect to the EU servers have now rejoiced with comparatively low latency amid the launch of Middle-East servers. The servers are apparently situated in Dubai, UAE.

The new servers are not a stunning revelation though. The developers had earlier announced that they are working on deploying servers in Middle-East and South Asia. The servers were initially delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

While the developers had pledged lag-free gaming and less than 35ms ping for the majority of the gamers prior to the release, Riot Games seems to be hell-bent on delivering their promises wasting no time.

Earlier today, Riot Games also unveiled the Valorant website in the Arabic language for the region.

Riot testing Indian Valorant servers? Players report low latencies on custom games

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Indian Valorant servers may be nearer than you think, as reports from hundreds of Indian Valorant players hint towards Riot experimenting with Indian servers over the past few hours.


It was only a few weeks ago that Riot had promised fans that Valorant servers for the Middle East and South Asia were in works. Today, Riot revealed the new Valorant website for the UAE, and a post by Valorant Arabia on Twitter has claimed that players from the Middle East will soon be able to enjoy low pings in matchmaking, which hints towards the UAE servers launching anytime soon.

Alongside the launch of the UAE servers, there’s also a good chance that the Indian Valorant servers will also be revealed at the same time.

Players across India reported today that they experienced extremely low pings on custom games, which is highly unusual, considering the fact that Valorant servers are situated in South East Asia.

These occurrences have led players to suspect that Riot may be testing out the Mumbai servers right now, before an official launch.

An official date for the launch of Mumbai servers for the shooter hasn’t been made public by Riot as of yet, but they can be expected to arrive at the end of this year.

Valorant UAE representations announced by Riot

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Back when Valorant was initially announced, Riot Games had promised fans that they’d be able to deliver latencies as low as 35 ms to players worldwide in their competitive shooter. It looks like Riot is adhering to that promise, as Riot has hinted that Valorant UAE servers may be nearer than expected.

Today, Riot has officially revealed a new Valorant website for the UAE, and they’ve also claimed that players will soon be able to enjoy low latencies across the Middle East.

A post by Valorant Arabia on Twitter says, “You asked us about the Middle East servers… and we have the answer – you’ll start noticing the low ping soon!”

The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise, however. It has been only a few weeks since Riot had revealed that they’re working on Valorant servers for the Middle East and South Asia.

The Middle East Valorant servers are likely to be located in Dubai, UAE while the South Asian servers will be set up in Mumbai, India.

At the time of writing, no particular dates have been officially revealed by Riot on when the servers will launch.

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Mika Daime accused of using aimbot in Valorant by wardell, Player 1

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Pro TSM Valorant player Matt ‘Wardell’ Yu is one of the most revered stars in the Valorant scene when it comes to championing the agent Jett. So, when the 22-year-old came across the clip from Mika Daime, he was intrigued. Wardell reacted to the clip on his Twitch stream in what he labeled as a clear aimbot and potential use of walls as well.

UPDATE: Riot Developer has confirmed, Mika is a fair player of the game and hasn’t been indulge into any misdoings.

The same hackusation has been thrown on Mika Daime for the clip by Gen.G Valorant pro Keven ‘Player 1’ Champagne.

https://www.facebook.com/2Staxx/videos/768377130651805/

The streamer in question, Mika Daime, is a popular personality in the Facebook Gaming Community with over 130,000 followers on the platform. However, the clip in question does indict her in so many ways, with the kill on Cypher being a clear justification for the indignation that can be seen in the comment section of the said clip posted on her Facebook page.

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Riot Games have iterated time and again of the effectiveness of Vanguard and its efficiency in terms of numbers. However, it seems there are players who are still able to evade the intrusive Anticheat program.

Mika Daime on the other has pleaded her innocence in her own comment section while encouraging people and Riot Games to review her VODs if the clip does create doubt beyond reason.

Pokimane apologizes after referring to transgenders as “attack helicopter”

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Over the past few months, Imane “Pokimane” Anys has repeatedly found herself amid controversies due to a number of different reasons. One of her recent statements that have sparked debates across social media platforms is a remark the 24-year-old made on her Instagram involving ‘simps’.

In the context of calling men ‘simps’ simply for being ‘decent males’, Pokimane’s Instagram story which was posted on 29th September said, “it was funny maybe 2 years ago, and you know what, dudes really do be simpin LMAO, but I’m tired of seeing anyone (male, female, attack helicopter, other) be called a simp for being remotely nice to a girl.”

It didn’t take long for her “attack helicopter” comment to be perceived as transphobic by viewers, some of whom resorted to Twitter to share their thoughts on her story.

“Ah I knew Pokimane was transphobic,” a Twitter user said. “It’s 2020, attack helicopter ain’t f**king funny. Stop invalidating trans people.”

As her statement started receiving more and more backlash from viewers, an apology from Pokimane followed.

Pokimane shared a post through her Instagram apologizing for her previous remark. “I so clearly missed the mark with this and I’m really sorry to anyone I’ve hurt or offended,” the Twitch star said. “I didn’t use the term ‘attack helicopter’ in a transphobic manner, and was ignorant of its history which is entirely my fault.”

She attached her Instagram post with a link to a donation for a homeless black trans women fund, which showed she was sincere with her apology.

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How to fix “VAC unable to verify” error in CS:GO

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Valve’s competitive shooter CSGO has encountered a lot of bugs over the years, but not one of them has come even remotely close to annoying the players as much as this error did. Yes, I’m talking about the infamous which has been haunting players for a very long time.

The ‘VAC was unable to verify your game session‘ error is perhaps the most annoying error in CSGO which prevents the player from joining any matches, be it casual, competitive, or even community servers. Restarting your game rarely fixes the VAC issue, and you’re left wondering what you can do to get rid of this monster.

If you’re reading this, chances are that you’ve probably already tried everything in your mind and the nasty bug still won’t succumb to your valiant efforts. Don’t worry, we have you covered. Here are some tips which you can use right now to make the bug disappear and rank up in peace.

  1. Restart Steam Client: You may have already restarted your CSGO, but this error won’t leave you that easily. To fix it, you need to restart your entire Steam client. To do so, first, exit CSGO. Click on steam, then on the top left go to Steam, and exit (or log out). Relaunch the Steam client, then launch CSGO. Your problem is magically fixed. But on the off chance, it isn’t, read on.
  2. Restart Your PC: If restarting Steam didn’t fix the issue, restarting your PC might. You probably know how to do that, so let’s not waste time by stating here.
  3. Verify Game Files: There’s a chance that something might be corrupted in your game files. To find the problem, go to your steam library, right-click on CSGO, then go to verify local files. Once done verifying, your game will automatically redownload corrupted files and restore the game to its original state.
  4. Reinstall CSGO: Your absolute last resort. Reinstalling the game is almost certain to fix your problem. First, uninstall the game from the control panel or from Steam. Then go to the Steam store and download your fresh copy of CSGO.

Once fixed, you’ll be able to run CSGO smoothly like before and join servers at will. However, it’s not rare for this bug to return in the future. In case that happens, you can just try these steps once again and it’ll be fixed in no time.

Free Fire Redeem Codes for today – 1st October, 2020

Free Fire is a game that has a large variety of cosmetic skins and in-game items. With a game that already has so many utilities, the number of skins just multiplies and hence we have a large number of skins available. Free Fire sometimes gives away some free rewards to their community in form of redeem codes.

Free Fire and its cosmetic lineup start from small things like baggage and move from parachutes, glue walls, weapons, dress outfits, to fully-fledged characters. These skins need diamonds which are pretty costly to buy. Those who cannot afford to pay for the skins have other ways through which they can either collect diamonds but the easiest way to grab some freebies is through code redeems.

Whenever there are some official Free Fire streams on YouTube, you can hope to collect some free in-game goodies through the codes distributed. It is not guaranteed that you can receive a reward but the chances are higher.

Here is the list of Free Fire codes for 1st October 2020. Make sure to redeem them as soon as possible.

  • FFIC9PYTHGQ
  • FFIC9PQ5SRTT
  • FFIC9POLK5RF
  • FFIC9PER8DQL
  • FFIC9PERA2FG
  • FFIC9PASWE22
  • FFIC9PRTYQAP
  • FFIC9PERVB3V
  • FFIC9PQ5J5YZ
  • FFIC9PMKLGT4

If you don’t know how to redeem codes in Free Fire, follow these simple steps to recieve the rewards:

  • Visit the Reward Redemption center of Garena Free Fire. Click here to visit.
  • Log in with your Free Fire account. One must have either Facebook or Google ID signed in as a Guest account does not work.
  • Enter the code and get free rewards in your in-game item vault.

Make sure you hurry up before the offer ends and let us know if you got some freebies or not.

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Free PSN Games For October announced: Need for Speed Payback, Vampyr

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From today, Sony is offering PlayStation Plus subscribers a free copy of Need for Speed: Payback and Vampyr as part of its Line-up for October 2020 games. Announced yesterday on the official blog, the game will be available on the store starting today throughout October 2020.

Need for Speed: Payback wasn’t received quite well by gamers on its release in 2017 and faced a backlash from fans of the series for being “another step back” from the previous titles in the NFS series. Although since its launch EA has somewhat dialed down the upgrade madness and increased credit payout, the grind is still unchecked due to upgrades still coming from RNG loot crates.

The second game on the list, Vampyr embraces the dark and grittiness of 1918’s environment quite well. You play as a doctor turned vampire going through the dark streets of London gripped by violence and fear trying to control his urge to suck the life force out of innocents. With Halloween right around the corner, Vampyr’s dark theme makes it a perfect spooky game to play during the month.

Both games are available from Tuesday, October 6 until Monday, November 2. At the same time make sure not to miss out on adding Street Fighter V and PUBG: PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds to your PlayStation 4 library before both exit PS Plus on October 5.

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PUBG Mobile Lite Payment Centre: Everything you need to know

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PUBG Mobile has won over millions across the globe and has received immense popularity. After its PC version, this game also has a lite version for lower-end devices and today we will discuss how to set up payments to buy cosmetics in this game.

Right from the launch of PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds(PUBG) on PC, it became the face of battle-royale games throughout the world. After the game’s success, its mobile version came into the market and took everybody by storm. It was so much popular that the game decided to launch a Lite version of PUBG Mobile for the lower end devices which turned out to be a fruitful business.

PUBG Mobile lite also becomes quite famous and with the same core of PUBG, the game has its own unique line of cosmetics that include weapon skins and outfits. To buy then, you need to possess the Battle Cash(BC) which is basically the in-game currency for PUBG Mobile Lite. Here are several ways through which you can buy BC for PUBG Mobile Lite.

Google Payment method:

The most trusted and legit way to recharge is to do it through Google Play and the game itself. It is very easy to do and you can do it in-game without the hassles to go to any other websites.

Steps to buy BC using this method:

  • Open PUBG Mobile Lite and click on the plus sign provided next to the BC symbol.
  • Select the bundle you want to buy and head to the payment getaway.
  • Pay through viable options. Once payment is completed, you will instantly receive the currency in your accounts.

Midasbuy:

This is a voucher top-up website which is pretty popular in mobile gamers. You can buy in-game currency for various games from this website and sometimes, you may even receive rewards on certain bundles.

Steps to buy BC using Midasbuy:

  • Visit the Midasbuy website and select your region.
  • Enter your player ID. It is available on the upper side when you visit your profile.
  • Select the method of payment and the bundle of your choice.
  • After payment is completed, you will receive BC on your ID via inbox.

SEAGM:

SEA Games Market is another famous place where you can top-up BC very easily. It is fairly similar to Midasbuy and essentially works in a similar manner.

Steps to buy BC from SEAGM:

  • Visit SEAGM and select the specific top-up bundle.
  • Enter your player ID. It is available on the upper side when you visit your profile.
  • Click on “Buy Now” and pay using suitable methods. You will receive BC once the recharge is successful.

Here are all the ways through which you can buy BC. It is important to note that Talkesport has not verified the third-party payment methods hence it is recommended to use the Google Payment method and try other mentioned methods on your own risk.

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