WildStar: Cut the Cake!

Cut the Cake!

Fancy a cupcake, Cupcake? In this week’s WildStar column, Gareth "Gazimoff" Harmer takes a look at WildStar’s first birthday celebrations, and discusses some of the fears around the upcoming free-to-play switch.

WildStar: Cut the Cake!

Cut the Cake!

Fancy a cupcake, Cupcake? In this week’s WildStar column, Gareth "Gazimoff" Harmer takes a look at WildStar’s first birthday celebrations, and discusses some of the fears around the upcoming free-to-play switch.

WildStar: Cut the Cake!

Cut the Cake!

Fancy a cupcake, Cupcake? In this week’s WildStar column, Gareth "Gazimoff" Harmer takes a look at WildStar’s first birthday celebrations, and discusses some of the fears around the upcoming free-to-play switch.

WildStar: Cut the Cake!

Cut the Cake!

Fancy a cupcake, Cupcake? In this week’s WildStar column, Gareth "Gazimoff" Harmer takes a look at WildStar’s first birthday celebrations, and discusses some of the fears around the upcoming free-to-play switch.

General: King of Wushu MOBA Incoming

King of Wushu MOBA Incoming

Based on the MMO Age of Wushu, Snail Games has revealed its entry into the ever-growing MOBA marketplace with King of Wushu. Matches will take place 5v5 along some of the more traditional MOBA mechanics with a number of what Snail Games calls innovative features.

Sajam Shares Options for Escaping Pressure in Mortal Kombat X

In a game so centered around establishing and maintaining a favorable momentum through a mixture of intense pressure and okizeme, it’s important for players of Mortal Kombat X to understand how to turn the tide of battle in their favor when the opportunity presents itself.

Finding that opportunity isn’t always easy.

In the video below, Sajam gives a rundown of how to put a stop to pressure, Liu Kang’s in particular. Though he does only spend time explaining how to stop one character firmly in his tracks, these tips can be taken to training mode against any other character in the cast to expose the weak spots in their offensive game. If you find yourself being stopped regularly, this can also help you tighten up the gaps in your own offensive game.

Source: Sajam