Month: May 2018

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World of Warcraft – Account-Wide PvP Prestige Levels From Legion Will Merge in Battle for Azeroth

In a pair of Twitter posts, Blizzard developers have informed World of Warcraft PvP players that all current Legion Prestige Levels will be rolled into a single cumulative total in Battle for Azeroth. Prestige Levels are currently earned through participation in PvP activities in Legion. For example, if a player has five characters at Prestige Level 2, in BfA, the player’s account will be Prestige Level 10. This provides a number of benefits including mounts, pets & toys.

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Conan Exiles – Funcom Reminds Players of Official Server Types Ahead of Next Week’s Launch

Funcom has posted a friendly reminder on its Conan Exiles Facebook page to remind players what type of official servers will be available when the game launches on May 8th. There will be three official server types, each with unique rulesets: PvP, PvE and PvE Conflict. Of course, privately hosted servers can be tweaked by the owner to provide its players with different experiences.

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Hearthstone – Noblegarden Seasonal Event Returns on May 9th

From May 9th to May 13th, Hearthstone players can take part in the Noblegarden event that “celebrates the joy of life and friendship”. Players can get hold of new greeting emotes, paint Noblegarden eggs during a new Tavern Brawl and everyone who logs in will earn a brand new pair of Golden Cards, the Eggnapper and the Golden Devilsaur Egg.

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– Making Mavericks – Building a Dynamic, Expansive World

A new developer video has arrived for the MMO shooter Mavericks. In this episode, Producer Craig Scott, Environmental Artist John Handy and Concept Artist Connor Sheehan discuss how they are working to create a “high fidelity” world where players have a literal impact on the environment.

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Use Ken’s Quick Step to maintain pressure on wake-up in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Are you a Ken main looking to keep your opponents locked down in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition? You probably already know that Ken’s Quick Step V-Skill does exactly what it says on the tin — it moves you forward quickly. Thanks to the frame advantage calculator we can see exactly how much momentum we gain from using it — and as NurseLee demonstrates, it’s a significantly powerful momentum tool on wake-up.

Check out the video above to see Quick Step in action after various setups, and the exact counter-hit options you can force with it.

Source: NurseLee