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Fortnite Character Skins 2024: Explore Over 1900 Unique Skins from Epic Games Collaborations

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Fortnite Character Skins 2024: Explore Over 1900 Unique Skins from Epic Games Collaborations

Fortnite, developed by ‘Epic Games’ is a game based on the battle royale concept. Ever since its release in July 2017, the game quickly built up a massive player base. Fast forward to the present, the game is known to collaborate with huge brands like Lego, NFL, Marvel, DC, and much more. They haven’t been shy when bringing some athletes(Neymar Jr., Lebron James, etc) and artists (Eminem, Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, etc) to the game.

Considering the number of collaborations Fortnite has been a part of, their closet has multiple character skins you can choose from. You can be ‘Peter’ from ‘Family Guy’ or ‘Rick Sanchez’ from ‘Rick and Morty’ and the list goes on and on. Have you ever wondered how many character skins does Fortnite have in 2024? If yes, then you have reached the right place.

It would be difficult to list every skin in Fortnite and trust me, you won’t be reading through the whole list even if I mention every skin. To date, Fortnite has introduced a little over 1900 skins to the game and this number seems to be increasing very rapidly in the past couple of days.

You can expect these types of skins in Fortnite:

  • Original Character Skins
    • These are the skins that were designed and developed by Epic Games. These skins are not imported from anywhere and have never been a part of any collaboration. You can also call these default skins. Example – Renegade Raider, Scout, etc.
  • Licensed Character Skins
    • These skins are mostly characters from other games, movies, cartoons, anime, etc. Example – Loki, Satoru Gojo, Terminator, Optimus Prime, Darth Vader, etc.
  • Real Character Skins
    • These skins are made after real people. These people can be athletes, actors, singers, social media influencers, etc. Example – Khaby Lame, Billie Eilish, Neymar Jr., J Balvinder, etc.
  • Lego Skins
    • These skins are predominantly used in the Lego Fortnite part of the game. These skins are just Lego versions of the skins used in Regular Fortnite. Here are some examples that were recently added – Loki, Billie Eilish, Darth Vader, Chewbacca, etc

It is important to note that only a select number of skins are available to purchase every day as the items in the store are updated daily. Some of these skins have additional items called cosmetics that can purchased separately. Some of these skins only show up in the store once a year making them a collector’s item.

Having said this, Epic Games is making sure to keep everyone engaged and interested in the game by introducing new skins almost every week. If you are not in the mood to spend your hard-earned money in-game then hurry up and go complete the Battle Pass progress as that is where you can get your free skins.

22feet Tribal Worldwide’s New Campaign for BGMI Celebrates Quick Gameplay

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22feet Tribal Worldwide’s New Campaign for BGMI Celebrates Quick Gameplay

22feet Tribal Worldwide has unveiled their new campaign for BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI), KRAFTON India’s popular battle royale game, titled ‘Hai Thoda Time, Play Thoda BGMI’. The hilarious campaign highlights BGMI’s range of quick gameplay modes, tailored for the evolving needs of modern gamers.

In response to the growing demand for shorter, more dynamic gaming experiences, the campaign recognizes the contemporary challenge of time constraints faced by gaming enthusiasts. ‘Hai Thoda Time, Play Thoda BGMI’ showcases how seemingly insignificant moments in everyday life can create opportunities for playing the whole new line-up of immersive Quick Game Modes on BGMI.

BGMI became a sensation in India banking on its highly viral and long Battle Royale mode. While this mode remains the most popular in BGMI, the campaign highlights the array of quicker game modes available in the game.

Srinjoy Das, Associate Director of Marketing, KRAFTON India, said, “Cutting clutter when you are talking about something as mundane as lack of time is tough. For this campaign, we found the scripts to be remarkably funny, and brings out a very dramatic set of circumstances that piques strong curiosity and ensures high video completion rates. We hope our fans love the beautifully directed films as much as we do.”

Vishnu Srivatsav, Creative Head – 22feet Tribal Worldwide said, “We were seeking the most precious commodity in the known universe, time. And not a large amount of time, but a tiny sliver of it. But we know that every second of free time that people get is a gift from the universe. So we went ahead and made films that showed the amount of things that needed to happen for anyone to get just a little bit of time.  We worked on the crazy, yet plausible set of events that lead to you getting a little bit of time for BGMI’s quick game modes.”

The campaign features a series of three quirky films that explore the unexpected pockets of free time, or “thoda time,” that are perfect for enjoying BGMI’s Quick Game Modes. The humorously absurd scenarios depict the butterfly effect triggered by minor events, ultimately leading to characters finding the perfect short break to play BGMI, because these quick game modes can be fired up anytime, anywhere.

The first film shows a dramatic showdown as ‘Kutty Gangster’ follows a lovesick gangster whose plan to eliminate his rival backfires hilariously, causing enough chaos to delay a nearby cab on the street.

‘A Fishy Tragedy’ depicts the chaotic chain reaction set off by a dead fish and a mischievous cat, leading a professor to miss the bus and get late for class.

In ‘Record Breaker’, we see Sushil break an unusual record of bursting the most balloons ever. Now celebrating this feat leads to a boss delaying his meeting due to some pigeons. How all this ties together is the delight in this film.

All three bizarre scenarios ultimately lead to the characters enjoying the Quick Game Modes on BGMI.

Watch all the episodes from the campaign:

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How to Catch Ferroseed in Pokemon GO | Incense Day, Raids & More

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How to Catch Ferroseed in Pokemon GO | Incense Day, Raids & More

Ferroseed is a Pokemon that looks like an egg with pointy spikes around it. Introduced to Pokemon GO in 2019, Ferroseed quickly gained popularity as it featured a fusion of element types considered to be one the best in the game and everybody rushed to get their hands on Ferroseed in Pokemon GO. One of the main reasons this grass/steel type Pokemon gained so much demand is because of its resilience against attacks from most types of Pokemon. The biggest weakness of Ferroseed is Fire type Pokemon.

Ferroseed Pokemon GO

If you haven’t got your hands on Ferroseed yet or you have just started the game now, then we got you covered. Here is how you can get your hands on Ferroseed.

  • Catch in the wild
    • As usual, you can walk around in the hopes of catching a Ferroseed.
  • Shadow Form
    • When you are battling with the Team GO Rocket grunts, a shadow from Ferroseed may appear. All you have to look out for is what it says – “You’re no match for my iron will!”
  • Tier-1 Raid boss
    • Ferroseed can show up as a raid boss. So keep an eye out during the raid hours.
  • Incense
    • We all know that incense can attract Pokemon in the wild. This increases your chances drastically of encountering a Ferroseed.

You can also get yourself a Shiny Ferroseed during the upcoming Ferroseed Incense event on May 26, 2024, from 11 am to 5 pm local time.

It is important to note that you need 50 Ferroseed candies to evolve it into Ferrothorn which will give you more attack options while increasing its resilience. So make sure to keep capturing Ferroseeds to gather those precious candies to get your hands on Ferrothorn.

Leaked Footage of Valve’s Next Game ‘Deadlock’ Surfaces Online

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Leaked Footage of Valve’s Next Game ‘Deadlock’ Surfaces Online

Within a few days after the initial leaks of Valve’s upcoming title ‘Deadlock’ appeared online, numerous additional leaks have surfaced on social media forums, highlighting various elements of the game.

For the uninitiated, Deadlock is set to be Valve’s next big title—a 6v6 third-person competitive shooter on a huge map with four lanes, combining elements of Dota 2, Overwatch, Team Fortress 2, and Smite. Previously known as ‘Neon Prime’ and ‘Citadel’, Deadlock has been generating widespread interest online despite the lack of an official announcement from Valve.

Recently, we’ve seen several screenshots from the game getting leaked on X (formerly Twitter) that seem to shed light on what players can expect from the game. However, the finer details of Deadlock remained a mystery.

Deadlock Gameplay Footage Leaked

On May 21st, the ‘PlayerIGN’ X handle appears to have leaked the first-ever gameplay footage from the closed alpha test of Deadlock.

The leaked footage, which is over a minute long, showcases Deadlock in dynamic action, with the player navigating transit lines reminiscent of Bioshock Infinite. Additionally, we catch glimpses of the majority of playable characters featured in the game. According to the leaker, the current state of the game includes over 19 playable heroes.

Deadlock Release Date

As mentioned earlier, Valve has yet to make any official announcements regarding Deadlock. Thus, all the information we’ve encountered thus far remains speculative, derived solely from leaks.

However, according to a Tyler McVicker video, Valve is currently conducting public testing of the game in a Closed Alpha phase, hinting that an official announcement may be imminent.

Ilya ‘Something’ Petrov Valorant Settings (2024)

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Ilya ‘Something’ Petrov Valorant Settings (2024)

Ilya ‘Something’ Petrov, is considered to be one of the best competitive players for Valorant. Playing from Paper Rex’s roster, he dominated the 2023 season later winning them the VCT Pacific.

Being a duelist player, he is known for his aggressive playstyle and has always captivated his fans with his skills. Many would love to know Something’s crosshair and game settings to try and replicate the results he has achieved. While that can be a tough nut to crack, you can surely give it a try. Here are the settings Something uses:

Game Settings:

  • Mouse settings
    • DPI: 800
    • Sensitivity: 0.55
    • Scoped Sensitivity: 1.2
    • Zoom Sensitivity: 1.18
    • eDPI: 440
    • Hz: 4000
    • Windows Sensitivity: 6
    • Raw Input Buffer: On
  • Monitor and Resolution
    • Resolution: 1920×1080
    • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
    • Scaling: Letterbox
    • Display Mode: Fullscreen
  • Video and Graphics Quality
    • Multithreaded Rendering: On
    • Material Quality: Low
    • Texture Quality: Low
    • Detail Quality: Low
    • UI Quality: Low
    • Vignette: Off
    • VSync: Off
    • Anti-Aliasing: None
    • Anisotropic Filtering: 1x
    • Improve Clarity: Off
    • Experimental Sharpening: Off
    • Bloom: Off
    • Distortion: Off
    • Cast Shadows: Off
    • Enemy Highlight Color: Red (Default)

Crosshair Settings:

  • Crosshair code
    • 0;P;h;0;f;0;s;0;0t;1;0l;3;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
  • Primary
    • Color: White
    • Outlines: Off
    • Outline Thickness: 1
    • Center Dot: On
    • Center Dot Opacity: 0.5
    • Center Dot Thickness: 2
  • Inner Lines
    • Show Inner Lines: On
    • Inner Lines Opacity: 1
    • Inner Lines Length: 3
    • Inner Lines Thickness: 1
    • Inner Line Offset: 2
    • Movement Error: Off
    • Firing Error: Off
  • Outer Lines
    • Show Outer Lines: Off
    • Movement Error: On
    • Movement Error Multiplier: 1
    • Firing Error: On
    • Firing Error Multiplier: 1

While just copying the settings won’t take you to a VCT win, you need to put in the effort and practice a lot to get those Aces. If everything goes right then who knows, you might find yourself among the winning team in a VCT.

Orangutan Gaming to Revamp BGMI Roster, Parts Ways with Ash, Driger, and Vedzz

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Orangutan Gaming to Revamp BGMI Roster, Parts Ways with Ash, Driger, and Vedzz

Renowned Indian esports organization Orangutan Gaming has announced significant changes to their Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) roster following an unexpected exit in Round 3 of the Battlegrounds India Series (BGIS) 2024. The organization announced that it will be parting ways with Ashish “Ash” Bhatnagar, Shubham “Drigger” Singh Quiriyal, and Coach Vedang “Vedzz” Chavan.

Orangutan Gaming Parts Ways with Ash, Driger, and Coach Vedzz; New Players to Join BGMI Roster

In their official statement, Orangutan Gaming extended heartfelt thanks to Ash, Driger, Ankit ”AKop” Shukla, Faraz “WizzGod” Khan, and Coach Vedzz. The organization acknowledged their dedication and hard work over the past three years and expressed gratitude towards the pivotal role they played in shaping the team. “They’ve helped mold Orangutan into what it is today, and their efforts will be cherished forever,” the statement read.

Despite their contributions, the team decided to part ways with Ash, Driger, and Coach Vedzz following the setback in BGIS 2024. According to the statement, this decision came after a period of reflection and meaningful discussion within the team. Orangutan Gaming highlighted that although it is difficult to say goodbye, this change is in the spirit of growth and progress.

AkOP and Wizzgod will continue to be the backbone of Orangutan’s BGMI roster as the team moves forward. Orangutan Gaming will be signing new players who share their vision of excellence and who can contribute to their goal of representing India on the global stage. “Change can be uncertain, but it’s all part of our journey towards greatness,” the statement read.

Orangutan Gaming reaffirmed their commitment to their mission of making their nation proud. The organization remains dedicated to staying, learning, and evolving in the competitive gaming landscape. They emphasized that their supporters’ continued backing keeps their spirits high and motivates them to create the next chapter of their journey.

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When Is the Next CS2 Weekly Care Package Reset?

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When Is the Next CS2 Weekly Care Package Reset?

The new weekly reward system introduced with CS2 lets players choose a desired reward out of the options presented once a week. While the rewards aren’t exactly the most exciting ones who would reject a free case that could unlock a rare skin?

While the weekly drop system is a fun addition, only CS2 Prime members are eligible for the drops. These drops could net someone a ton of goodies, but other times, they would leave their inventory empty for days. One drop a week means players need to wait another 7 days or till the counter resets again.

In Counter-Strike 2, the Weekly Care Package is updated every Tuesday at 8:00 PM CT (or 6:00 PM PT). This indicates that the next reset for the CS2 Weekly Care Package will take place on Tuesday, May 28 at 8:00 PM CT, which is equivalent to Wednesday, May 29, at 1:00 AM GMT.

So make sure to log in at an appropriate time once a week to collect your rewards, they may not be much but who knows, someday you might get a top-tier skin that would burn hold in your pocket if you were to get it from the store.

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How to Check Play Time in Valorant?

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How to Check Play Time in Valorant?

Valorant has garnered a huge player base ever since its release in June 2020. The first-person shooter quickly established itself as a prominent game due to its fine balance between ‘tactical shooter’ and ‘agent abilities’ aspects of the game. Having played this game for hours, a question recently crossed my mind – How to check the playtime in Valorant? I am sure some of you might also have the same question. Don’t worry, I have the answer you are looking for.

Unlike Steam, the Riot Games launcher does not show us how many hours we have played their game, but there is a way we can track the status of our gameplay. Here is how you can check the amount of time spent in Valorant:

  • Visit Tracker.gg
  • Click on ‘Valorant’ under ‘All Games’
  • Now click on ‘Sign in with Riot ID’
  • Enter your Riot Games Account details
  • Now click ‘Authorize’

You should now see all your stats from Valorant. Although there is no way to see the overall time you have spent in Valorant, you can still see the time you have spent in different game modes. If you add up all the time you spent in different game modes then you should have an approximate idea of how much time you have spent in total. Make sure to select ‘All Acts’ otherwise, you will see the stats just from the current Act.

You can also track a lot of other stats like KDA, kills with different weapons, win-loss ratio, maps you won the most, your most played maps, and much more via tracker.gg.

This site can give you much needed insights to improve your gameplay. So what are you waiting for, go get to know which agent suits you the best so you can dominate the competitive matches.

Riot Games Announces Valorant Replay System, “Nowhere near launch,” says Technical Lead

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Riot Games Announces Valorant Replay System, “Nowhere near launch,” says Technical Lead

In a recent announcement on their official X handle, Riot Games introduced their new Executive Producer, Andy Ho. With this announcement, Riot Games also confirmed a feature they are working on for the Valorant Replay System. Keep reading to know more.

In the announcement/update video posted on X, Riot Games has explained how they work on each aspect of Valorant. They talked about how the competitive map pool will be rotated and what their approach is when balancing agent abilities and the tactical shooter aspect of the game.

Riot Games also confirmed that they are working on a Replay system for Valorant. They also showed a short clip of the ‘Prototype’ Replay system. Despite this, Marcus Reid, Valorant’s Technical Lead explained that the replay system is “nowhere near launch.” This suggests that the replay system is still in the works and needs some ironing out. He went on to explain that the game was never developed for a replay system. Their original aim while developing the game was to “maximize performance, stability, and competitive integrity.”

Riot Games Announces Valorant Replay System

Reid further explained the challenges they are facing while developing the replay system over a comparison video of real-time gameplay and the prototype replay system they currently have. This confirms Reid’s earlier statement suggesting the feature is nowhere close to being released.

Just the news of a replay system being in the works has created a lot of hype in the community. It would be exciting to see an accurate version of the replay system in the game. Having said this, Riot Games has not indicated when we can expect to see the working replay system. Be on the lookout for the upcoming 8.11 patch for Valorant in early June.

Riot Games announces Andy Ho as New Executive Producer

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Riot Games announces Andy Ho as New Executive Producer

Riot Games have recently released a post on the official X handle, giving us a glimpse of the direction they are planning for our beloved first-person shooter – Valorant. They also announced a new executive producer to guide them further. Keep reading to know more.

In a post shared on their official X handle on May 21, Riot Games introduced Andy Ho as their new executive producer. Andy Ho is not new to the organization as he has been a Senior Director of Game Direction since April 2021. Andy has been a part of Riot Games since 2009. In a 1 year sabbatical Andy took from Riot Games during 2016-2017, he worked on Product Insights at Phoenix Labs.

While the previous Executive Producer at Riot Games, Anna Donlon has not left the the organization, she will be working on other aspects of the game and managing the Valorant team taking the role of Valorant Studio Lead.

In addition to Andy Ho’s introduction as an Executive Producer. Riot Games also announced a huge update to the game which is expected in June. This update will be about “map rotations, balance, skins, and replays.” Yes, you read it right, replays are coming to Valorant.

While Andy Ho brings a ton of experience to the table and is more than qualified to take the role of Executive Producer, it will be exciting to see the direction he plans to take Valorant on. Having said this, keep your eye out for the update in June.

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