Month: December 2017

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Destiny 2 – This Week at Bungie – New Webcomic Series to Start with Fall of Osiris

This Week at Bungie is now available on the Destiny 2 page and features all the big news for the past seven days. A new webcomic series will be starting soon, the first “issue” of which will be an Osiris and Ikora origin story called “Fall of Osiris”. The story is being written by Ryan North (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Dinosaur Comics) in cooperation with Destiny 2’s Narrative Lead Christine Thompson.

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– H1Z1 Is Free to Play Through December 21st

If you’ve never tried out Daybreak’s H1Z1, this week is your golden opportunity. You can play for free on Steam (9Gb download) through December 21st without limitation. You’ll be able to take part in duos, 5v5 and participate in the Combat Zone. You can solo queue or party up with friends. All progress will be saved should you choose to pony up $5 during the special pricing incentive lasting until January 4th.

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ARIKA plans a maintenance window for the Fighting EX Layer beta tonight

While a lot of fun has been had on the consumer side with Fighting EX Layer, ARIKA has been taking this test equally as seriously as all the lab monsters have, stating in a series of tweets that they have compiled data on over 200,000 matches online.

Seeing some of the infinites being performed, they admit to underestimating the players, and have begun patching out those combos. They have also asked for players to continue to find and post infinites for them to patch out.

As such, they will be taking the beta down temporarily for maintenance at 3:00 PM JST on December 15th (10:00 PM PT, tonight) in order to institute a patch to crack down on infinites. They will then announce via Twitter and Facebook when the beta returns.

Source: @arika_co_jp

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Pick up the essentials of Tekken 7’s Lee Chaolan (then carry them to the wall) with That Blasted Salami’s latest tutorial

Continuing their excellent Tekken 7 Essentials series, That Blasted Salami is covering the fundamentals behind one of Tekken 7‘s most difficult characters to play: the adopted Mishima, Lee Chaolan.

Lee’s strengths lie in his wall carry, evasive poking, and some of the best counter-hit and keep-out tools in Tekken. His hurdles — complexity, weak punishment versus push-out, and difficultly opening up opponents — can be mitigated with hard work and patience. You can start your journey to obtain both with this excellent rundown of Lee’s move-list and game-plan.

Source: That Blasted Salami