DOTA 2 has long held the Steam record for the most players taking part in the game at the same time. At least it did through last Saturday when the juggernaut called PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds blew by the old record by nearly 50,000 players. 1,342,857 players were online at the same time, easily outpacing DOTA 2’s 1,295,114. The big announcement was made on the game’s official Twitter account on Saturday.
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Black Desert Online fans will soon have a ton of new content to explore when the first half of the Kamasylvia expansion launches on September 27th. The second part will “arrive soon” after, according to PearlAbyss and Kakao Games. The content expansion is free to all players and brings new quests and background information about both Rangers and Dark Knights.
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Be amazed at the button dexterity of Mitchel’s “Pressing Buttons with Weavile” Pokkén Tournament combo video
Some characters were just made for combo videos, and Pokkén Tournament‘s Weavile is very clearly one of them. Long before Kolin was ever announced for Street Fighter V, Weavile was icicle hopping across Ferrum Stadium, juggling all who stand in their way.
Mitchel’s latest combo video for Pokkén’s resident Ice Weasel is prettier then it is practical, but that’s what makes it so fun. You probably don’t need to learn the execution to Icicle Crash 4 times off a crit-Night Slash at the wall, for example, but it’d be pretty cool if you did.
Source: Mitchel
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Master the art of Bajiquan in Tekken 7 with PepperBeef2Spicy’s Leo tutorial series
Regardless of who you talk to, Bajiquan-practitioner Leo is overwhelmingly considered one of the strongest characters in Tekken 7. If you’re new to learning to fight as or against Leo, PepperBeef2Spicy‘s comprehensive tutorial series is where you’ll want to start to learn this safe, versatile character.
If you like podcast style videos, PepperBeef2Spicy has a two-part character breakdown…
But if you’re just looking for the cliff notes, here’s a 5-minute summary and study guide:
If you just want to figure out Leo’s stances, this video covers all transitions and options:
Leo’s wall game is one of, if not the, strongest in the game. Everything you need to know about their corner pressure, damage, and mixups can be found here:
And last but not least, no Tekken Tutorial series would be complete without a combo guide. Get your Leo tournament read with PepperBeef2Spicy‘s practical combo guide:
Source: PepperBeef2Spicy
