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If you’re looking for top-level Mortal Kombat X action, you need look no further than the ESL Pro League. This series of online tournaments continues today as competitors work their way toward the finals event and its $200,000 prize pool.

The stream is live below, but you can also visit Twitch if you prefer to chat with fellow viewers. Europe’s portion of the event begins at 11 AM PDT, 2 PM EDT, with North America following at 5 PM PDT, 8 PM EDT.

Watch live video from NetherRealm on www.twitch.tv

Sources: ESL, NetherRealm

One of the major benefits that PC games have over their console counterparts is how easily they can be modded. Creative file manipulation can grant players access to new character models, new stages, new UI elements… the list really does go on.

And, even though the mod installation process isn’t difficult, it can be intimidating to poke around inside those folders that often remain closed if you’ve not done it before. With that in mind, the folks at Street Fighter V Mods decided to construct a quick tutorial demonstrating where to acquire, then drag and drop mods to properly install them.

Do note that, while it’s highly unlikely you’ll accidentally delete anything important when installing a new mod to Street Fighter V, we feel it necessary to warn that it’s still possible to do so, and mods of any kind should be installed at your own risk.

It’s also noteworthy that some of the mods featured on Street Fighter V Mods’ YouTube channel, as well as other mods out in the wild, contain NSFW content, so approach with caution.

Source: Street Fighter V Mods