Loot the competition with this starter combo guide for SoulCalibur VI’s Cervantes

Because of the SoulCalibur series’s somewhat lax execution, most characters in SoulCalibur VI are not demanding to play when it comes to combos. This is absolutely not true of the dread pirate Cervantes, however, whom is a character polarized around chunky mids and technical performance.

If you’re dead set on playing the dead man, however, then I AM OP‘s latest combo video is a good place to start. Featuring both high damage beginner combos and difficult optimals, you can follow from beginning to end and turn every starter into meaningful conversions.

Source: I AM OP


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Wild West Online Launches Open Beta for Its ‘Magnificent 5’ Battle Royale Standalone

The Wild West Online Facebook page has been updated with a notice that the “Magnificent 5” version of the game has launched into open beta and is a free to play title. The Magnificent 5 features twenty teams of five players each in a fight to be the last team standing. It features “persistent rewards, skills progression and unlocks” including costumes, saddle skins and steed coats.

VesperArcade talks about how M. Bison could strengthen his dictatorship in Season 4 of Street Fighter V

While many are now waking up to the realization that M. Bison is a viable tournament character on the strength of Mousesports|Problem X, with players like L.E.S, Sin, and Toi all also having shown promise with the character, he’s been that way for a now. When you look further, you find him to be a powerhouse online, showing that the character has potential that is still only just being tapped.

When VesperArcade talked about what they would change about the character, they were at an actual loss. With the nerfs and buffs they’re calling for across the board, they feel like M. Bison serves as a middle ground where he would benefit more from other characters’ changes than anything Capcom could do for him.

Source: VesperArcade


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That Blasted Salami covers the grab bag of changes to Devil Jin in Tekken 7

“Overall, it’s pretty hard to mess with a character design as solid as Devil Jin,” That Blasted Salami explains in their latest Tekken 7 Season 2 change breakdown. If you wanted no other information or nuance, that pretty handily covers Devil Jin’s changes…

…but for everyone else, it does help to know the little things, such as his D+4 and hellsweep nerf. Before you go and think he might drop a tier or two, though, note that DJ’s Electric somehow got better tracking in Season 2 — firmly keeping DJ in place as the best Mishima in the game.

Source: That Blasted Salami


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Check Out a Pair of Cards Coming in Hearthstone’s Next Expansion, Mon

‘Eyyy how you doin’, mon? If you’ve been wondering about some of the new cards coming in Rastakhan’s Rumble expansion to Hearthstone, today’s your lucky day. Lead Initial Designer Peter Whalen and Hearthstone Steamer Deluxe RegisKillbin took part in a recent live stream to show off a pair of cards coming with the expansion: Zentimo, a Shaman Legendary Minion and Jan’alai, the Dragonhawk.