Everyone has a fighting chance
When Battle for Azeroth launches in World of Warcraft, players will be able to take part in a number of PvP activities including the brand new 1v1 Dueler’s Guild. Players will be able to queue for Dueler’s Guild from their respective faction cities of Boralus or Zuldazar and then head into battle against a single opponent in a fight to the death. Completing these duels will earn Conquest that will count towards the weekly “War Chest”.
EA and BioWare have released the 20 minute gameplay demo for Anthem that was shown at E3 2018 in early June. The video features Lead Producer Ben Irving narrating the action that was shown during the E3 showcase. “Discover more about the transversal, combat, and teamwork on display as a team of four Freelancers complete the mission “Scars & Villainy”.
I am the proud owner of a Nintendo Switch, and can say without hesitation that it’s terrific! That said, I’m not ready to make the claim that it’s a better overall platform than the PC for gamers. With an unparalleled user base, not to mention platform longevity, the PC has been and always will be KING.
Let’s all face it, we live and die on the daily grind of MMORPGs. Whether we are grinding levels, champion points or trying to get that set complete we are living the dream of the grind. Some love it, some hate it and some of us are just in-between. In the world of Tamriel we are still slaves to the grind but it’s not all bad in the end. Let’s talk about it, shall we? Sit down and grab some popcorn.
The latest Crowfall concept art creation video has been published, this time centered on the Wood-Elf. Art Lead Dave Greco shows off how she was created and provides an inside look at the creative process “from start to finish”.
The Elder Scrolls Online site has been updated with a new post that shows off the new content coming in the next DLC, Wolfhunter. Players can expect to find two new dungeons, March of Sacrifices and Moon Hunter Keep. The DLC is part of ESO Plus membership or it can be purchased separately from the Crown Shop.
Initially, my feelings on Fallout 76 could be best described as cautiously optimistic. The basic premise of the game appealed to me and I didn’t find too many issues with the E3 announcement or what I learned from the Noclip documentary, but since then, things have gotten a bit more complicated. The messaging has been kind of all over the place from Bethesda and the more time I have to think about things, the more I wonder how it will all pan out.
Warhammer 440K: Inquisitor Martyr has been updated with the new Warzone mode that sends inquisitors to the Caligari Sector to fight endless waves of enemies in order to stop Chaos from spreading. The new content is designed for endgame players and it rewards “the most powerful items, armors and weapons” for those who can find them where hidden throughout the zone.
Old School RuneScape is making the jump to mobile devices thanks to the start of the Android members only beta test. The iOS version is still in development, but should land later this summer. “No sign-ups are needed, you just need to head to the Old School RuneScape application on the Play store”. Downloads are expected to become available later today.
As more crowdfunded games reach launch, it’s a good time to take a look at the process of getting from funded to finished. When it surged in popularity, we didn’t know if crowdfunding was a good idea or not. Now that the process has been tested a few times, we have more information available on which to base an informed opinion.