World of Warcraft: Dismantling the Differing Goals Between PvP & PvE in Legion

A new ‘watercooler’ blog article has been posted on the World of Warcraft community site that examines how PvP gear in the upcoming Legion expansion will be changing from the way it has manifested in Warlords of Draenor (and previous expansions). The article begins with a discussion of the history of PvP gear and the underlying philosophy behind the choices devs are making for how gear will become as useful out of PvP as it is PvP experiences.

Capcom Pro Tour 2016 Rules Updated to Address Gambling, Player Behavior, Sponsorships

Capcom recently published the updated set of rules for the 2016 Capcom Pro Tour. While most of the rules should already be familiar to tournament-goers, there are a few important entries that have been added.

Capcom has officially barred sponsors involved in adult entertainment from taking part in the Pro Tour. Additionally, this ruling opens the door for Capcom to ban any other sponsor deemed “inappropriate” at their own discretion.

Aside from this, Capcom has also clarified some rules regarding gambling. Gambling of any form is now banned from all events, and violators may be ejected and even banned from the Pro Tour altogether. This is a significant ruling, as anyone who’s been to fighting game majors knows that the community tends to enjoy having a good “side bet.” How this new ruling ends up being enforced (or whether it sees enforcement at all), is bound to cause a lot of discussion in the community.

Finally, Capcom has also clarified rules regarding player behavior. The company is taking a stance against swearing, harassment, collusion and “other types of conduct deemed inappropriate at Capcom’s sole discretion.” Players caught doing any of these actions may be disqualified or even receive a lifetime ban from future events.

You can read more about these and other rules on the Capcom Pro Tour website.

Source: Capcom via IPLAYWINNER

Use Meaty Attacks to Devour Necalli’s Opponents In Street Fighter V

Expanding the growing amount of tech we’ve seen lately for Street Fighter V’s ravenous Necalli, red king adds a new video to the mix. This video highlights Necalli’s strong anti-air options (such as Raging Light, crouching heavy punch or standing heavy kick), but focusing in particular on using air-to-air medium punch to juggle the opponent into position for meaty attacks that provide potent combo opportunities–or setups for an EX command throw–and ultimately a Critical Art.

Still looking for more Necalli strategy videos? Sate your appetite with this punish guide, EG|Momochi’s basics lecture, Brian_F’s target combo applications, and Bafael’s bread & butter combo guide.

Source: red king