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Skyesports Championship 2024 Day 2 Proves Seamless After Technical Setbacks on Day 1

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Skyesports Championship 2024 Day 2 Proves Seamless After Technical Setbacks on Day 1

After a frustrating opening day marred with power cuts and internet woes, Skyesports Championship 2024 without a hitch. This is a huge sigh of relief for the players, organizers, and fans who were all hoping for a smooth-running event. With a $300,000 prize pool and 12 top teams battling it out, the technical glitches threatened to derail the whole competition. However, day two proved to be quite the opposite, running smoothly without any significant technical problems.

Skyesports Championship 2024 Day 2 Proves Seamless After Technical Setbacks on Day 1

Skyesports Championship 2024 Recovers with Flawless Day Two Performance

With a clear head and a stable connection, the competitors were able to showcase their skills in a professional environment. Matches proceeded as planned, without any frustrating delays or pauses, creating a fair and competitive atmosphere for everyone involved.

The smooth operations of Day 2 can be attributed to the tireless efforts of the technical team, who worked around the clock to resolve the issues that had plagued the first day. Their dedication paid off, as the second day saw no recurrence of the power cuts or internet issues that had previously disrupted the event.

 Players and coaches, who had been vocal about their concerns, seemed much more content. The improved conditions allowed them to concentrate on their strategies and performance.

As the Skyesports Championship 2024 progresses, the successful second day has restored confidence among the teams and the esports community. With the technical issues seemingly behind them, the focus can now return to the thrilling matches and the competition’s central narrative: who will emerge victorious and claim the coveted championship title and prize.

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BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Recap

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BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Recap

Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series (BGMS) Season 3 League Stage has started with its first phase, BGMS Season 3 Survival Week, which will take place from 22nd to 28th July. On BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3, fans were treated to intense action, with Team Forever and — securing the Winner Winner Chicken Dinners in two matches. Let’s dive deeper and see how each match unfolded.

Recap of BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Match 1 and 2

Here is the recap of both matches from BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3.

Match 1 – Miramar: Groups E, B, C, D

As the first match of BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3, the last five surviving teams were Global Esports, Carpediem, Team Tamilas, Entity, and Team Forever.

As the second last zone shrank, Entity Gaming’s last surviving player, Saumraj, tried to enter the playzone, but he couldn’t and got finished off by the zone.

The second-last zone formed around a single compound, comprising multiple buildings, and Team Forever had the control over the entire compound. Being the last player on the team, Team Tamilas’ MaxyOP opted for a heal battle outside the zone. As he ran out of meds, he rushed in towards the zone. While making his way to the zone, he spotted Carpediem’s MaxxPain and MonsterFIERCE, and finished them both, thus eliminating the team. Right after this, Maxy got finished off due to the zone. 

This boiled down the match to two teams, Global Esports and Team Forever, in a 3v3 fight. After multiple knocks back-and-forth, Team Forever emerged as the winner.

Team Forever’s NINNJUU emerged as the MVP of the BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Match 1 with 5 finishes.

BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Match 1 MVP

Match 2 – Erangel: Groups A, B, C, D

In the end zones of BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Match 2, Team Tamilas, Reckoning Esports, Gods Reign, iQOO Soul, and Orangutan were the last five surviving teams.

Orangutan’s Veyron spotted and finished off the last surviving player of iQOO SouL, Jokerr. Right after this, the last standing player of Team Tamilas’ MaxxyOP got finished by the zone after a short heal battle.

Simultaneously, with the help of perfectly placed grenades and Molotovs, Orangutan successfully eliminated Orangutan. This brought the fight between the last two surviving teams, Orangutan and Gods Reign in a 3v4 situation in the favor of Orangutan. While making a place in the final zone, Orangutan’s AKop knocked and finished Gods Reign’s FURY with grenades. However, Gods Reign’s PHANTOM traded this finish to knock out AKop. Despite an impressive try, Gods Reign couldn’t survive, and Orangutan emerged as the winner.

Gods Reign’s FURYYY emerged as the MVP of the BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 3 Match 1 with 5 finishes.

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Olympic Esports Games Gets Approval, to Debut in 2025 in Saudi Arabia

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Olympic Esports Games Gets Approval, to Debut in 2025 in Saudi Arabia

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced the inception of the Olympic Esports Games, set to debut in 2025 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This decision was made during the 142nd IOC Session in Paris, marking a significant step towards integrating modern sports into its traditional framework.

IOC Approves Olympic Esports Games, to Debut in 2025 in Saudi Arabia

Esports has exploded in popularity over the last decade, capturing the hearts and minds of a younger, tech-savvy generation. By introducing the Olympic Esports Games, the IOC is acknowledging this cultural shift and extending its reach to a new audience.

The Games themselves will serve as a platform to showcase the esports industry in the established framework of the Olympics. It’s an exciting opportunity to witness the fusion of tradition and innovation. This will also give a massive, much-needed recognition, as well as boost, to the esports industry.

The partnership with the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of Saudi Arabia for the next 12 years signifies the Kingdom’s increasing prominence in the esports arena. Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has been crucial in transforming the country’s sports landscape, making it an ideal host for the debut of Olympic Esports Games.

As the IOC begins planning for the inaugural Olympic Esports Games, work will focus on selecting a city and venue, defining the event’s timing, and finalizing the list of game titles and qualification processes. A new structure will be established in the IOC to manage these games, distinct from the traditional Olympic model.

The IOC’s approach will involve collaborating with International Federations and National Olympic Committees already engaged in esports, ensuring a seamless integration of this new venture into the Olympic framework.

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BetBoom Team Exits Skyesports Championship 2024 Amid Technical Failures

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BetBoom Team Exits Skyesports Championship 2024 Amid Technical Failures

Skyesports Championship 2024, a prestigious $300,000 Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) tournament boasting top teams like The MongolZ, ENCE, BLEED, BetBoom Team, and Eternal Fire, has been hit with a wave of technical difficulties since its kick-off on July 23rd in Mumbai, India. In light of these challenges, BetBoom Team has officially announced their withdrawal from the tournament.

Technical Issues Force BetBoom Team to Withdraw from Skyesports Championship 2024

Skyesports Championship 2024 has been marred by power outages, internet disruptions, and subpar conditions, leading to significant frustrations among participants. Multiple players and teams have raised their voices about these issues. Some of these problems have been solved by the organizers, but some still persist.

What was supposed to be a showcase of CS2 talent from across the globe has been overshadowed by technical issues that are hindering the competitive integrity and overall experience.

As a result of these persistent issues, BetBoom Team found the environment inadequate for fair competition. They have announced their withdrawal from the Skyesports Championship 2024. The team issued an official statement on X, explaining their decision:

“BETBOOM TEAM WITHDRAWS FROM SKYESPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP
Due to unmet promised conditions and unsuccessful attempts to resolve issues with the organizers, BetBoom Team has decided to withdraw from Skyesports Championship. We believe that fair competition requires a level playing field for all teams, which is currently not the case.”

Skyesports is a renowned esports tournament organizer in South Asia, known for hosting numerous tournaments across various games. The Skyesports Championship 2024 was highly anticipated, especially as a major CS2 event taking place in India after a long hiatus. BetBoom Team’s withdrawal is a significant blow to the tournament, raising questions about the event’s management and its ability to provide a stable and competitive platform for participating teams. It will be interesting to see how Skyesports addresses these issues and how the remaining 11 teams respond.

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How to Change Bot Difficulty in CS2?

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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How to Change Bot Difficulty in CS2?

If you are new to the game or looking to practice without any company then playing bots should help you understand the fundamentals and mechanics of the game. Playing against the same bots for a prolonged period can get boring so pulling up their difficulty would be more fun and challenging.

Changing the difficulty isn’t quite simple and much like most of the settings, heading to the in-game console is the quickest way to alter their difficulty. In this article, we will discuss in steps, how to change the difficulty of bots in CS2.

How to change Bot difficulty in CS2?

  1. Launch CS: Start the game from your Steam library.
  2. Open Console: Press (~) to open the console assuming it’s already enabled.
  3. Set Bot Difficulty: Use the following command: “bot_difficulty X” and replace X with a number of your from 0 to 4 in the increasing order of difficulty.
    • 0 for Easy1 for Normal2 for Hard3 for Expert
  4. Confirm Changes: Press Enter after typing the command. The console should confirm that the bot difficulty has been changed.
  5. Close Console: Press ~ again to close the console.
  6. Start or Restart Game: Either start a new game or restart the current game for the changes to take effect.

Now, the bot’s difficulty should be reflected in the game. Make sure to increase the difficulty slowly or you might find yourself biting more than you can chew.

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How to Change Language in CS2?

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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How to Change Language in CS2?

If you want to change the language in CS2, then the way to do that doesn’t lie inside the game. Changing settings in CS2 is a bit of a drag, especially with all the unresolved issues plaguing the game as we approach the second major.

CS2 does offer players the ability to choose certain languages for the game and even though the list may not be as long as some of the other games it includes most of the major languages. Changing them inside the game is not an option, so you must head out. In this article, we have explained how you can change language in CS2.

Custom Languages in CS2
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How to Change Language in CS2?

You can change the language in the Counter-Strike 2 outside of the game. Go to Steam Library, and then all of your games. Right-click on Counter-Strike, select Properties, and then “Language” under “General” Restart the game after changing it to the language of your choice.

Now you have CS2 running in the language of your choice. For gamers who find it difficult to play the game in English, this is a great addition by the developers given the fact Steam runs on the native machine language which makes guiding through the application itself a lot easier.

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Valorant Console Release Date Leaked

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Valorant Console Release Date Leaked

Since its initial announcement on June 7th, the release of Valorant Console has been a hot topic of discussion within the FPS gaming community. Console gamers from throughout the globe have tuned into the closed beta of the game, and with Riot Games recently introducing the ranked game mode to Valorant Console, the title is continuing to attract casual and hardcore gamers alike.

Riot Games is yet to reveal an official release date for Valorant Console. However, recent leaks suggest that the final release of Valorant on console could be arriving sooner than anticipated.

According to a Tweet by reputed leaker ‘eXtas1stv’, Valorant Console is expected to have its global release on July 26, 2024.

The leaker also claimed that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III would join the Xbox Game Pass library on July 24th, which Microsoft confirmed earlier today.

As mentioned earlier, Riot Games hasn’t made a statement on the final release date of Valorant Console, so take this news with a grain of salt. However, if the leaks are accurate, it won’t be long before fans outside the closed beta program can start playing Valorant on console.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Set To Join the Xbox Game Pass Library

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Set To Join the Xbox Game Pass Library

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is all set to join the expanding library of the Xbox Game Pass tomorrow. This inclusion marks the first time a CoD title has been featured on the Xbox Game Pass.

The 2023 first-person shooter will be available to play on the Console Xbox Game Pass, PC Game Pass, and Game Pass Ultimate starting July 24th.

The news comes just weeks after Microsoft announced price hikes for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass earlier this month.

For the uninitiated, starting September 12th, the price for Game Pass Ultimate will increase to $19.99 per month, up from the current $16.99. Additionally, the cost of PC Game Pass will rise to $11.99 per month.

Get a head start on the Modern Warfare 3 campaign before its official release on November 10, 2023.

Microsoft also plans to introduce a new Xbox Game Pass “Standard” option for new members, which will not include access to day-one games but will feature online multiplayer.

Modern Warfare III isn’t the highest-rated Call of Duty title out there, receiving heavy criticism from fans of the franchise for its extremely short campaign as well as its multiplayer mode.  Despite these critiques, its addition to the Xbox Game Pass offers some justification for the upcoming price increases.

BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 2 Recap

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BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 2 Recap

Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series (BGMS) Season 3 League Stage has started with its first phase, BGMS Season 3 Survival Week, which will take place from 22nd to 28th July. On the second day, fans were treated to intense action, with WSB Gaming and Raven Esports securing the Winner Winner Chicken Dinners in two matches. Let’s dive deeper and see how each match unfolded.

Recap of BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 2 Match 1 and 2

Here is the recap of both matches from Day 2 of BGMS Season 3 Survival Week.

Match 1 – Sanhok: Groups A, B, D, E

The final moments of a BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 2 Match 1were intense as the last five surviving teams – OneBlade, WSB Gaming, Entity, Raven Esports, and Global Esports – battled for the Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.

WSB Gaming’s GoDz finished SENSEI, the last surviving player of Revenant Esports. 

Simultaneously, Entity rushed on Raven Esports for a 3v3 fight. Entity managed to knock two of Raven Esports’ players. However, Raven Esports’ last remaining player, Reaper, pulled off a remarkable 1v3 clutch against Entity, single-handedly eliminating the entire team.

Right after the clutch, just as Reaper was attempting to heal, WSB Gaming’s GoDz spotted him and finished him to eliminate the team.

The final fight was a 1v4 situation for OneBlade’s Sarkar against WSB Gaming. Being the last player standing from the team, OneBlade’s Sarkar was already performing a heal battle to secure the position points. Finally, Sarkar got finished off by the Playzone, and WSB Gaming emerged as the winners of the match.

WSB Gaming’s GoDz emerged as the MVP of the match with 7 finishes.

Match 2 – Erangel: Groups A, C, D, E

The final zone of a BGMS Season 3 Survival Week Day 2 Match 2 delivered some intense moments between the last five surviving teams –  Vasista Esports, Raven Esports, Team Forever, Enigma Gaming, and Team Zero.

Raven Esports’ Hulk spotted the last surviving player of Team Forever, Ash, and eliminated him.

As the zone closed in, Team Zero initiated an aggressive push against Vasista Esports. They managed to secure a 2v2 victory, eliminating Vasista Esports, but at the cost of losing one of their own players, leaving Kyllo as the sole survivor. Sadly, the zone closed in and Kyllo got finished due to the zone’s damage before he could h.

Now, the fight was between Raven Esports and Orangutan in a 4v1 fight in the favor of Raven Esports. Raven Esports’ Reaper spotted the last surviving player of Orangutan, AKop, outside the zone and finished him to win the match.

Team Tamila’s MAXYOP emerged as the MVP of the match with 5 finishes.

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Is EA FC 25 Available on Xbox Game Pass?

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Is EA FC 25 Available on Xbox Game Pass?

With the impending arrival of EA Sports FC 25, the successor to the long-standing FIFA franchise, gamers are buzzing with questions. One of the most prominent inquiries surrounds the potential inclusion of Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft’s popular subscription service.

While there’s no official confirmation yet, let’s dig into the possibilities.

EA FC 25

Is EA FC 25 Available on Xbox Game Pass?

EA and Xbox have fostered a strong relationship over the years. Several EA titles are readily available on Game Pass. This history of collaboration suggests a potential future for EA Sports FC on the platform.

Adding EA Sports FC to Game Pass presents a win-win situation. Microsoft bolsters its subscription service’s library with a highly anticipated sports title, potentially attracting new subscribers and boosting engagement.

For EA, Game Pass offers a vast audience for their new franchise, promoting wider adoption and potentially driving in-game purchases.

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