Month: September 2016

The Street Fighter V September update reduced many players’ motivation to fire up Survival Mode, by making the coveted costume colors unlockable by spending Fight Money (or real money); but there still remain the rewards of XP and Fight Money for slogging through the reviled mode. However, you might want to hold off trying to get those rewards from Survival for a little while.

VesperArcade reports that on both PC and PlayStation 4, a glitch has surfaced in Survival Mode (Normal difficulty and above) that–logged into the server or not–that prevents a player from receiving rewards for the mode’s completion. As if Survival Mode could get get any worse–be warned that some real frustration might be in store for you at the end if you try to earn that extra Fight Money right now.

Source: VesperArcade

The Wombo Combo has been enshrined in esports history now, expanding out from the initial legendary Super Smash Bros. Melee combo, to being common parlance in MOBAs like League of Legends and DOTA 2. Yet, outside of the old school Melee community, it’s doubtful that many people know the history, the intentions and the players that were involved in this historic combo. To enlighten the world and flesh out the story surrounding one of Melee’s most influential clips on its seventh birthday, Last Stock Legends have devoted their latest documentary episode to the Wombo Combo.

From talking to the unfortunate recipient of the combo to discussing its legacy, Last Stock Legends spin out the intricacies of the Wombo Combo and show the myriad of factors that went into this now legendary exchange. While it may seem on the surface like a few seconds of spontaneous combo creativity, the Wombo Combo was a set play, designed to humiliate a certain player. Find out all of the details and the work that went into one of Melee’s first viral videos below.

Source: Last Stock Legends