Month: October 2017

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World of Warcraft – The Joy of Azeroth Shared, of Enduring Love and Gut-Wrenching Loss – One Man’s Story

Get a tissue. Don’t say you weren’t warned. The World of Warcraft US forum has a new post called “I may be done”. Of course, most reading the title would assume it’s another QQ post about someone rage-quitting WoW. However, it only takes reading the first paragraph to realize that this is something utterly different, heartbreakingly sad and that there are real human stories behind the avatars we run into every day in the MMOs we play. Perhaps it’s the latter that’s most important of all.

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Become “King” of the ring with BoxeR-King’s Tekken 7 neutral guide

In most fighting games, control of the neutral is all important. It’s also a little more difficult to maintain in the backdash heavy, high-execution world of Tekken 7.

But whereas grapplers in other games might spend their time on just getting in and coin flipping, the hyper-mobile Jaguar can control the neutral with his own assortment of strong, long range pokes. Mixed in with his wave-dashing and whiff punishing capabilities, King’s neutral is just as fearsome as his Giant Swing.

Source: BoxeR-King

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GamerFinger is returning with a new revision of their silent HBFS buttons

Several years ago, Taiwanese manufacturer GamerFinger took siege of the FGC with their HBFS buttons. Their silent, mechanical switch buttons hit a unique niche in the market. Unfortunately, they weren’t without flaws: the first version saw issues with the switch tabs falling off of the buttons, and the second version saw the snap-in tabs too stiff, making them difficult to put into a case, or remove.

The third time appears to be the charm, as GamerFinger was at TWFighter Major over the weekend, showcasing their third version of the buttons, the HBFS G3. These appear to solve both issues, with standard switch tabs to connect your wiring to. They also seem to have gone a route similar to Crown’s 203C buttons, and made them both threaded and snap-ins — meaning you can choose to either snap or screw the buttons into your case.

While no public release date has been set, we’ll keep you updated on this exciting technical development.

Source: GamerFinger