Month: February 2018

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Here’s another helping of Fighting EX layer footage from Evo Japan

Some time back, we shared some off-screen footage that players took of Fighting EX Layer at Evo Japan. Now, we’re back to share more footage of ARIKA’s much-awaited fighter.

The new footage comes courtesy of the YouTube channel ARIKAFGC. The channel itself is dedicated to ARIKA’s games and features a lot of content featuring them. The videos below features Doctrine Dark, who made his publicly playable debut at Evo Japan.

Fighting EX Layer launches on PlayStation 4 sometime later this year.

Source: ARIKAFGC

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Runescape – Old School RuneScape – TheHiveLeader

RuneScape may be the biggest MMO that TheHiveLeader has never played. I think it’s time we change that with a two part series covering RuneScape! This is Part 1: Old School. Yes, TheHiveLeader is taking on Old School RuneScape for the first time ever. Has it withstood the test of time? Find out!

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– UNICEF Introduces Game Chaingers – Donate Your GPU Power for Syrian Children

The United Nations Children’s Fund, or UNICEF, in France is attempting something new in the arena of charitable fundraising. Called “Game Chaingers”, the program seeks gamers willing to donate GPU power to participate in Ethereum mining to benefit Syrian children and others in need in the war torn region. Estimates place the number of those needing aid at about 13.5 million.

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Neverwinter – Lost City of Omu will Bring New Meaning to Powerful Weapons

The Neverwinter site has been updated with a new developer blog to detail some of the powerful weapons and upgrades players will find when journeying through the Lost City of Omu. To begin with, three new Artifact Weapon Sets will be available in the Zen Store with each set providing a specific bonus. For instance, the Pilgrim weapon set benefits a player depending on how many enemies are being faced, while the Pioneer set provides benefits depending on the number of allies within range.

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Android 18’s fight intro can cause a major desync glitch online in Dragon Ball FighterZ

Ever since Dragon Ball FighterZ was released to the world, it’s had a couple of teething problems when it comes to its online play. From Ring Matches not working correctly, lobbies being too full, and matchmaking taking an age, Arc System Works and Bandai Namco have a fair few issues to tackle before DBFZ is running smoothly.

One bug that needs to be tackled is a glitch that occurs when fighting Android 18 online. If you let her fight intro play, there is a chance you will desync from your opponent — as seen in the tweet below.

Unlike other fighting games where players see the same fight intro when playing online, Dragon Ball FighterZ can have people seeing different intros. If this happens, players can become desynced if the intro dialogue you see is drastically longer than your opponent’s. As seen in the clip above, the desync is so drastic that players end up playing two separate matches, with their opponent unable to attack. Seeing as your opponent has not disconnected from the match, both players are credited with a win, despite each one getting opposing results on the victory screen.

I’ve personally encountered this glitch against an Android 18 player — just assuming that they had ragequit half way through and was just letting the match play out. It was only upon talking to the opponent that they had experienced the exact same thing on their console, also thinking I had also given up halfway through the game.

In order to avoid this glitch at present, the best course of action seems to either skip through the match intros, or not have Android 18 as your starting fighter.

Source: Soraalam1