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Riot Games developers have taken to the airwaves to show off a complete redesign of Irelia the Defiant Blade, one of the game’s earlier heroes. It goes over her artistic redesign as well as how her gameplay has been changed to make her more interesting to players.
The Tree of Savior team is ready to let players in to beta test the forthcoming Guild Territory Wars feature. A special beta event will take place for one week beginning May 17th. Those groups and individuals taking part will be provided with a number of in-game rewards for their participation. The event will take place on the Klaipeda NA server and all NA guilds are invited to join in.
Chris Jericho On Why Vince McMahon Dropped WrestleMania Term, Vince’s Response To Battle Royal Idea
A featherweight clash with title implications will go down in the Windy City when Holly Holm squares off against Megan Anderson at UFC 225.
WWE Star Accidentally Posts Run Sheet For Tonight’s NXT TV Tapings (Photo)
WWE Star Posts Run Sheet For Tonight’s NXT TV Tapings (Photo)
The War Raiders Debut On WWE NXT TV (Video), Triple H On Nicholas (Photo), Next Week’s NXT Opener
There’s a certain set of unwritten rules about parries in Tekken 7. Typically, parries will lose to knees and elbows, most can be reversed, and some have such heavy recovery that whiffing one causes you to get launched for free. Most of this logic, however, goes right out the window once you start talking about Jin’s parry.
Jin’s parry recovers almost instantaneously, and works versus nearly every single attack in the game. This allows Jin to punish things virtually no other character has a true answer for, such as Hwoarang’s safe, mid Rage Art. It might sound like Jin’s parry is broken, but as neptunusequester‘s video details, there’s a little more going on then just being a normal parry on steroids. Check out the video above to see the strengths — and weaknesses — Jin’s parry possesses.
Source: neptunusequester
WWE NXT Results (4/11): Kairi Sane Vs. Lacey Evans, New Tag Team Arrives, Fallout From TakeOver
Stupendous is now known as the last of the Red Cyclones. With Zangief’s substantial nerfs in Season 3 (and 3.5), people found it hard to stick with the character, with many opting to swerve to Abigail for their big-body needs. Stupendous, however, stayed the course.
In this interview with BornFree at NorCal Regionals, Stupendous talks about his career in fighting games — which only started as a result as friends making a pact with him to train four days a week, improving his results. He also talks about his frustrations with Zangief’s issues since the patch, and how Abigail has stolen away the talent from the character.
Source: BornFree