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EA FC 25 Heroes Lineup Unveiled

Aritra Patra
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EA FC 25 Heroes Lineup Unveiled

The latest segment of EA Sports FC 25 is all about the Ultimate Team Heroes which set out to bring a new level of entertainment to all players.

With these returning favorite FUT cards, the developers are now your best friend as you are all set for an incredible time collecting impressive football figures that you can trade and cherish.

Though Icons have been the most sought-after player in the FUT environment, Heroes have since become a fully-fledged competitive choice. Their distinctive combo of historical significance in addition to the strength they possess in the virtual world has caused attraction among many. The next thirteen Heroes are the new line of characters in the game.

ea fc 25 heroes

Here is a list of all the 13 Heroes who have already arrived in EA FC 25:

  • Eden Hazard
  • Celia Šašić
  • Blaise Matuidi
  • Fara Williams
  • Guti
  • Jaap Stam
  • Jamie Carragher
  • Laura Georges
  • Marek Hamšík
  • Mohammed Noor
  • Tim Howard
  • Zé Roberto
  • Maicon

This is the first phase of the Heroes for EA FC 25 and much more such stars are expected to be overtly presented making it a heaven for FUT addicts.

Winners who already anticipate collecting all the Hero cards at once may easily do so. If you spend its Ultimate Edition through the Origin by 20th August you receive the Origin Hero as a progression reward. This card will have a significant upgrade to Prime Hero status on the 28th of November, handing players a big advantage.

IEM Cologne 2024: Vitality Outplays FaZe Clan

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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IEM Cologne 2024: Vitality Outplays FaZe Clan

Vitality has taken down FaZe Clan to book a spot in the Lanxess Arena while FaZe gets pushed down to the lower bracket where they will face Falcons for a chance to make it to the stage. Vitality has managed to overcome their recent struggles as they walk into the arena as heavy favorite.

Veto

  • FaZe removed Vertigo
  • Vitality removed Ancient
  • FaZe picked Inferno
  • Vitality picked Dust2
  • FaZe removed Mirage
  • Vitality removed Nuke
  • Anubis was left over

Map 1: Inferno; Pick: FaZe Clan; Winner: FaZe Clan

FaZe’s pistol round victory to open up the map quickly succumbed to a force buy conversion from Vitality but FaZe was quick to return the favor, winning the following rounds. After that, FaZe went on to put together a streak of 7 rounds which closed the first half of the map with a 9-3 score line.

FaZe walked into the second half of the game with a massive lead and despite Vitality’s best efforts, FaZe was able to close out the map. ropz, who has been struggling to maintain his form lately was the force to be reckoned with for Vitality, posting 19 frags with an IR of 1.51.

Map 2: Dust 2; Pick: Vitality; Winner: Vitality

Vitality stunningly began their map pick, after the beating they took on Inferno. ZyWoo managed to hit FaZe players crossing mid on almost every round, doing significant damage that put FaZe on the backfoot right from the get-go. FaZe couldn’t post a string of rounds up until the very end of the half when they managed 4 compared to Vitality’s 8.

FaZe managed to level the massive deficit of rounds and push the game to OT but failed to win a single round beyond that which caused Vitality to close the game after a rather hard-fought victory. Vitality had flameZ and ZyWoo performing at their best level and despite FaZe players putting up a show, they failed to close the game in Dust 2.

Map 3: Anubis; Pick: Decider: Winner: Vitality

FaZe started Anubis with a swift pistol round win which got Vitality to reply with a swift force buy conversion. FaZe and Vitality traded rounds for the better part of the first half as no team was able to post a significant lead by the end of the half which concluded with a leveled scoreline.

The second half started with FaZe building a minor lead before Vitality put a stop to their shenanigans. Vitality’s slow T side was able to systematically break apart FaZe Clan’s defense as, despite their best efforts and cutting it close on several rounds, they fell to the better side. Spinx and flameZ, the Israeli duo took charge of the map as instrumental players for Vitality who helped push the map over the line.

FURIA Eliminated From IEM Cologne 2024 After Lower Bracket Loss To Liquid

Sonu Banerjee
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FURIA Eliminated From IEM Cologne 2024 After Lower Bracket Loss To Liquid

FURIA bids farewell to IEM Cologne 2024 after a heartbreaking 0-2 defeat against Liquid in the Group B Lower Bracket. Here’s what went down in the series.

Map Veto

  • Liquid banned Vertigo
  • FURIA banned Ancient
  • Liquid picked Dust2
  • FURIA picked Nuke
  • Liquid banned Anubis
  • FURIA banned Inferno
  • Mirage was left over

Game 1: Dust2 (Pick: Liquid, Win: Liquid, Final Score: 16-13)

The series started with a nail-biter with the first game on Dust2. Despite grabbing the pistol round on the CT side, FURIA failed to gain any momentum as a force-buy from Liquid on the following round shut them down. FURIA tried to retaliate with a force-buy of their own but failed to do so as Liquid extended their lead to 5-1 before giving up another round. At the end of the half, Liquid came out on top with an 8-4 lead.

FURIA dominated the T-side at the BLAST Premier, starting strong with a pistol-round victory before grabbing six consecutive rounds, seizing the lead with the scoreboard showing 11-8 in their favor. Liquid regained composure in the crucial moment and found themselves in the driver’s seat once again after taking four rounds in a row and standing on match point. A fast A-split from FURIA enabled them to take the game into overtime.

Team Liquid showcased their strength in overtime, conceding only one round to FURIA in the latter half before securing the win with a 16-13 scoreline.

Roland “ultimate” Tomkowiak took the top spot in the leaderboard by putting up an impressive K/D of 26/15.

Game 2: Nuke (Pick: FURIA, Win: Liquid, Final Score: 13-4)

Despite Nuke being FURIA’s map pick, it turned into a one-sided affair as Liquid took control. On their CT side, Liquid only conceded two rounds in the first half, winning every round after losing the pistol and the anti-eco.

FURIA managed to win the pistol round once again on their CT side, but could only add one more round to their tally before Liquid wrapped up the match with a dominant 13-4 victory.

Ultimate topped the leaderboard with an impressive 117.6 ADR, delivering 20 kills while only suffering 7 deaths.

Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs Bracket Revealed: All Matchups

Sonu Banerjee
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Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs Bracket Revealed: All Matchups

With the group stage of Valorant Champions 2024 having concluded, we now have a full list of teams who will compete in the playoffs of this prestigious event. Out of the original sixteen participating teams, only eight remain, advancing to the next phase of this tournament.

These top teams will face off in a double-elimination bracket from August 14th to August 25th, 2024, battling for the championship title and a gigantic prize pool of $2.25 million USD. Matches will be played in a best-of-three format, except the Lower Bracket Finals and Grand Finals, both of which will be best-of-five.

The playoffs bracket for Valorant Champions 2024 has already been revealed, and fans are eagerly anticipating some intense matchups as the top eight teams prepare to compete for the title.

Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs: All Qualified Teams

The following teams have managed to qualify from the group stage to playoffs in Valorant Champions 2024:

  • DRX
  • Sentinels
  • Trace Esports
  • EDward Gaming
  • G2 Esports
  • LEVIATAN
  • FNATIC
  • Team Heretics

Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs Bracket: All Matchups

Without further ado, let’s check out the playoffs bracket for Valorant Champions 2024 and see which teams will be going head-to-head in the coming days.

Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs

Valorant Champions 2024 Playoffs: Where To Watch?

Fans can catch all the action that unfolds in the Valorant Champions 2024 playoffs live by tuning into the official Twitch and YouTube handles of Valorant.

iQOO SouL Wins the BGMS Season 3

Hoax
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iQOO SouL Wins the BGMS Season 3

Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series (BGMS) Season 3 – BGMS Season 3 has come to an end in a dramatic fashion, and iQOO SouL has emerged as the winner. The competition was cut-throat and nail-biting, with the winner undecided until the very last moments of the final match, as multiple teams were within striking distance of the top spot. However, iQOO SouL’s impressive performance across 12 matches secured them the coveted title and the grand cash prize of ₹5,500,000.

Top 3 Teams of BGMS Season 3

1. iQOO SouL – 123 Points

iQOO SouL played consistently throughout the tournament, finishing with 123 points. Their 3 Winner Winner Chicken Dinners, 49 placement points, and 62 finishes (totaling 73 finish points) were crucial to become the winners of BGMS Season 3. With the championship title in the balance until the very end, iQOO SouL’s composed performance in the final match sealed their victory, earning them the BGMS Season 3 trophy, and a cash prize of ₹5,500,000.

2. Entity – 121 Points

Entity finished as the runners-up with 121 points, just two points shy of the champions. Their campaign included 1 Winner Winner Chicken Dinner, 36 placement points, and 68 finishes, contributing to their impressive 85 finish points. Entity’s strong performances kept them in the hunt for the top spot throughout the Grand Finals, but they narrowly missed out on the championship, securing the second-place cash prize of ₹1,500,000.

3. Team Tamilas – 113 Points

Team Tamilas claimed third place with 113 points, thanks to their 3 Winner Winner Chicken Dinners, 46 placement points, and 59 finishes (totaling 67 finish points). Their aggressive playstyle made them a challenging contender in the finals. Although they fell short of the top two, Team Tamilas still walked away with a respectable ₹750,000 in prize money.

Carnival Gaming, one of the top contenders, was leading the leaderboard heading into the final match, tied with iQOO SouL at 113 points. However, in a surprising turn of events, Carnival Gaming failed to secure any points in the last match, causing them to drop to fourth place with 113 points. Despite their impressive 73 finishes and 1 Winner Winner Chicken Dinner, they ended their campaign just outside the podium, earning ₹350,000 in prize money.

BGMS Season 3 Grand Finals provided non-stop entertainment, with the winner unknown until the final moments. iQOO SouL’s ability to maintain their composure under pressure and deliver clutch performances led them to their victory.

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Vitality Sweeps FURIA 2-0 in IEM Cologne 2024 Upper Bracket Quarterfinals

Sonu Banerjee
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Vitality Sweeps FURIA 2-0 in IEM Cologne 2024 Upper Bracket Quarterfinals

The IEM Cologne 2024 Group B Upper Bracket Quarterfinals saw an incredible performance from the entirety of team Vitality, who secured both games with ease, sweeping the series 2-0. With this victory, they advance to face FaZe Clan in the next round. Here’s what you need to know about the showdown between the two teams that took place today.

Map Veto

  • FURIA banned Dust2
  • Vitality banned Ancient
  • FURIA picked Inferno
  • Vitality picked Mirage
  • FURIA banned Anubis
  • Vitality banned Vertigo
  • Nuke was left over

Game 1: Inferno (Pick: FURIA, Win: Vitality, Final Score: 13-3)

Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut helped Vitality get a solid start on Inferno with an ace on the CT-side pistol round. After grabbing the follow-up anti-eco round, Vitality didn’t have much trouble getting the first buy-round of the game as well, enabling them to get an early 5-0 lead over their opposition. FURIA grabbed their first round of the half after a successful B hit in the sixth round. However, it didn’t take long for Vitality to bounce back, who ended the first half with a dominant 9-3 lead.

Vitality maintained their momentum throughout the second half of the game, securing the pistol round and dominating every round thereafter, closing out the first game of the BO3 with a commanding 13-3 victory.

Shahar ”flameZ” Shushan was at the top of the Inferno leaderboard with an impressive 20/8 KD and a 129.5 ADR.

Game 2: Mirage (Pick: Vitality, Win: Vitality, Final Score: 13-2)

Mirage followed a similar script to Inferno, with Vitality controlling the game and dictating the pace from start to finish. In fact, they surrendered only two rounds in the entire first half and didn’t drop a single round in the second half, closing out the game with a 13-2 score and sealing the series 2-0.

ZywOo ruled the leaderboard in Mirage, rocking a 108.5 ADR with 14 kills and only 6 deaths.

How To Enable True Stretched Resolution in Valorant?

Sonu Banerjee
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How To Enable True Stretched Resolution in Valorant?

The concept of ‘True Stretched’ resolution has always been a hot topic of discussion within the Valorant community. Whether you’re a veteran Counter-Strike player switching to Valorant or a newbie to FPS games, the true stretched resolution can offer you a significant advantage in competitive shooters.

For the uninitiated, the biggest advantage of using a true stretched resolution is that it makes enemy player models appear larger, which can significantly improve your ability to land headshots with greater ease. It can also give you a noticeable boost to your FPS since it renders the game at a lower resolution than your monitor’s native setting.

As a tradeoff, this method has a couple of drawbacks. One drawback is that your screen size at the edges is reduced, which means you might miss enemies lurking on the far sides of your screen—something that has led to some infamously hilarious moments in Counter-Strike.

While there is no innate true stretched resolution available in Valorant, there are a number of methods you can adopt to get a true stretched resolution similar to that of Counter-Strike 2. In this article, we’ll showcase the method that’s easiest to do and doesn’t require any third-party software like ‘winexp’ to execute.

How To Get True Stretched Resolution in Valorant Without Third-Party Software

Below, we’ve listed the easiest method that you can use to get a true stretched resolution in Valorant without using ‘winexp’ or any other third-party software. Using this approach, you can safely get your desired resolution without risking a Vanguard ban on your account.

  • Go to your ‘Device Manager’ by hitting your Windows key and searching for the same. Once there, look for the ‘Monitors’ section, right-click on your monitor, and hit ‘Disable Device’. Don’t worry, you’ll still be able to see the screen and everything in it.
  • Right-click on your desktop and go to ‘Nvidia Control Panel’. Go to ‘Change Resolution’ from the left-hand side menu, and hit ‘Customize’.
  • Click ‘Create Custom Resolution’, and enter your desired stretched resolution. Make sure that the ratio between your horizontal and vertical resolution is 1.45:1. We recommend one of the following resolutions: 1568×1080, 1280×882, 1124×768. If you have a 1440p monitor, you can also go ahead and try 1980×1324.
  • Apply your new resolution and launch Valorant.
  • Hit ‘Letterbox’ and apply.
  • Hit ‘Fill’ and apply.

            And that’s it! By following these steps, you’ll have successfully switched to a true stretched resolution in Valorant. To see the difference, jump into the Range—you should notice changes in the player models and a boost in FPS.

            Don’t worry, your sensitivity and other in-game settings won’t require changing. However, note that since you’re playing on a new FoV, your muscle memory may take some time to adjust. Give yourself a few matches to adapt, and you’ll be back to your best in no time!

            Astralis Dominate 9z 2-0 in IEM Cologne 2024 Upper Bracket Quarter Final

            Sonu Banerjee
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            Astralis Dominate 9z 2-0 in IEM Cologne 2024 Upper Bracket Quarter Final

            Astralis didn’t give up a single map as they took down 9z with a 2-0 series win at the IEM Cologne 2024 Group A upper bracket quarter-finals. Here’s everything you need to know about the showdown between the two teams.

            Map Veto

            • 9z banned Vertigo
            • Astralis banned Anubis
            • 9z picked Dust2
            • Astralis picked Inferno
            • 9z banned Ancient
            • Astralis banned Nuke
            • Mirage was left over

            Game 1: Dust2 (Pick: 9z, Win: Astralis, Final Score: 13-10)

            9z looked to grab a head start on their own map pick after taking the pistol round on the T-side, but a force-buy from Astralis shut them down in their tracks. 9z tried to respond with a force-buy of their own but failed to the superior firepower that Astralis brought, resulting in the latter getting a 3-1 lead. The first full-buy round of the half went to 9z, who managed to grab forcing Astralis into an eco as they equalized the score. However, Astralis retaliated in the following rounds, grabbing the majority of the remaining half to go into their T-side with a slight advantage of 7-5.

            Astralis extended their lead by securing the pistol round on the T-side but faltered as 9z countered with a successful force-buy. 9z then strung together several rounds to briefly take the lead. However, Astralis responded with four consecutive round wins, ultimately clinching the game with a 13-10 victory.

            Jakob “jabbi” Nygaard dominated the Dust2 leaderboard with an impressive K/D of 25/13.

            Game 2: Inferno (Pick: Astralis, Win: Astralis, Final Score: 13-5)

            The first half of Inferno was pretty much a one-sided affair, with Astralis dominating on the T-side. After conceding the first two rounds, Astralis bounced back hard, winning every subsequent round to close the half with a commanding 10-2 lead.

            After losing the crucial pistol round in the second half, 9z rallied to secure three consecutive rounds. However, Astralis quickly regained composure and closed out the game with a 13-5 victory.

            Victor “Staehr” Staehr shined on Inferno with a K/D of 22/11 and an ADR of a whopping 121.7.

            sAw Stuns G2 with a 2-0 Win at IEM Cologne

            Sarjyo Mukherjee
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            sAw Stuns G2 with a 2-0 Win at IEM Cologne

            Portuguese team sAw has stunned an in-form G2 on the opening day of IEM Cologne, winning both maps in remarkable fashion which has sent G2 to the lower bracket while they progress to the next round of the tournament.

            Veto

            1. SAW removed Mirage
            2. G2 removed Vertigo
            3. SAW picked Nuke
            4. G2 picked Inferno
            5. SAW removed Ancient
            6. G2 removed Anubis
            7. Dust2 was left over

            Map 1: Nuke; Pick: sAw; Winner: sAw

            sAw walked into their map pick with a clear game plan, had a read on everything G2 threw at them, and right from the first half of the map, it was clear that this was going to be far from comfortable for G2. Moving away from expectations, G2 posted only 4 rounds on the CT side of Nuke and closed the half with a 4-8 scoreline.

            A helpless G2 only posted a single round on the T side but looking at how they were dominated by sAw, it was clear that Nuke was over for them. sAw continued with their domination on the T side and took home their map pick with a heavily one-sided 13-5 scoreline.

            Map 2: Inferno; Pick: G2; Winner: sAw

            G2 started their map pick with a pistol-round victory upon which sAw got back on the board and took the lead away from them. G2 got back on the board and only let 3 more rounds slip from that point. Being the dominant force on Inferno, G2 posted 7 rounds before moving into the second half.

            G2 extended their lead to 5 rounds after winning the pistol round on their defense which put them in a prime position to take it to the third map but sAw with their superior game planning turned things around, posting a streak of 8 rounds without letting G2 get a single round on board and closed the map with a stunning comeback to take down one of the heavy favorites.

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