Month: March 2019

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The Ashes of Creation Team Has Robust Plans for Showcasing the Game Throughout 2019

The Ashes of Creation team has posted a lengthy new blog looking ahead at 2019 and the plans it has to be more proactive with showing off the game. Every month, the team will showcase new art, articles and a video. This month, for instance, the team will be taking an in-depth look at the node system. In addition, plans are in motion for a new developer diary video series that will focus on most of the games systems and stream events will be held on the last Thursday of every month.

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Pokemon Go to Test New Event Type Added Next Week, the Legendary Lunch Hour

Starting March 13th, Pokemon Go players will get to take part in a brand new event type when the Legendary Lunch Hour debuts. From 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm in any time zone in which a player lives, an increased number of raids will pop up. This will allow schoolmates, coworkers and other folks to take part. According to the Niantic post, this Legendary Lunch Hour will happen once per week.

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Warhammer: Chaosbane Hands-On Preview

Warhammer fans rejoice, wait, old Warhammer fans rejoice, wait… everyone rejoice! Chaosbane is here, and fans of action RPGs will have a lot to be excited about. We got the chance to preview the game in beta and while it pays homage to all the RPG tropes we have all become familiar with the game offers a fun look into the Warhammer Old World for fans. The only class available in the demo was the Imperial Soldier. We did not get to play the High Elf or our personal favorite the Dwarf Slayer.

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Warhammer: Chaosbane Hands-On Preview

Warhammer fans rejoice, wait, old Warhammer fans rejoice, wait… everyone rejoice! Chaosbane is here, and fans of action RPGs will have a lot to be excited about. We got the chance to preview the game in beta and while it pays homage to all the RPG tropes we have all become familiar with the game offers a fun look into the Warhammer Old World for fans. The only class available in the demo was the Imperial Soldier. We did not get to play the High Elf or our personal favorite the Dwarf Slayer.

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Elder Scrolls Online Introduces the World to Its New Loremaster

Early last month, the Elder Scrolls Online team lost its longtime Loremaster, Lawrence Schick. Now a mere month later, the ESO community can rest easy knowing that great stories will continue to be told thanks to Leamon Tuttle being promoted to the job. Tuttle has been on the ESO team for eight years and was the principal writer on both Clockwork City and Murkmire.